PCOS/PMOS care real answers, a real plan.
Founded by Alivia Parrish, Meadow is preparing thoughtful, individualized telehealth care for women with PCOS/PMOS and related metabolic concerns.
You've seen the doctors. You've tried the diets, the workouts, the supplements. Maybe you've been told your labs are "normal" even though you still don't feel like yourself. And somehow you're still the one trying to connect all the pieces.
Meadow was built from Alivia’s own experience with PCOS. Our planned six-month care program brings your history, symptoms, goals, and clinical information into one conversation. Read Alivia’s story →
Enrollment is not yet open. We’re preparing our clinical team and care operations. No payment is being collected. See pricing
"Everything came back
normal."
Your experience matters. If these concerns feel familiar, you deserve time to talk them through and understand what comes next.
Six months.
One coordinated plan.
Meadow’s mission is to help women with PCOS/PMOS feel heard, understand their health, and participate in their care. This is the intended experience once enrollment opens; final clinical scope and timing will be confirmed before enrollment.
Get to know Meadow — before enrollment
Prepare for care — when enrollment opens
Initial consultation — your starting point
Your information — as clinically appropriate
Results & care plan — bringing it together
Follow-up & reassessment — over six months
Clinical decisions belong to your clinician. Future care will be provided by appropriately qualified nurse practitioners licensed for the locations Meadow serves. Testing, diagnosis, treatment, and referrals will reflect individual needs and clinical judgment.
You don’t have to piece it together
on your own.
Meadow Comprehensive PCOS/PMOS Care is designed as six months of coordinated clinical care, with evaluation, education, individualized planning, and follow-up. Enrollment remains closed while we prepare our clinical team and care operations.
Qualified nurse practitioner care
Comprehensive Evaluation + 5 Core Visits
Individualized Testing Recommendations
Results in Context
Personalized PCOS/PMOS Care Plan
Medication Evaluation, When Appropriate
Nutrition & Lifestyle Guidance
Between-Visit Communication
Follow-Up + Reassessment
One program.
Two ways to pay.
Meadow Health’s planned six-month Comprehensive PCOS/PMOS Care program is $7,200 when paid in full, or $7,900 total on the payment plan: a $1,400 upfront payment followed by five monthly payments of $1,300.
The same six-month program either way. This is a six-month program commitment, not a monthly membership. Direct pay, no insurance billing.
Enrollment is not yet open. No payment is being collected. These prices describe the planned six-month program. Final payment, cancellation, and refund terms will be provided before enrollment.
Paid separately, only if you need it
- Mira device and test wands, ordered directly from Mira
- Monitoring devices, such as a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)
- Routine bloodwork and lab charges
- DUTCH, GI-MAP and other specialty tests
- Medications, when prescribed
- Supplements
- Emergency or urgent care, and outside specialists
Why we don't bundle in a testing allowance
We don't create arbitrary testing credits, because testing should be based on clinical need, not on a dollar amount you feel you have to use. Your provider recommends testing only when it adds real clinical value for you.
The planned program fee covers clinical evaluation, interpretation, individualized guidance, and follow-up. Separate costs will be explained before you authorize them.
Built by someone who
lives with PCOS.
Meadow was built by its founder and owner, Alivia Parrish — a PCOS patient and mom whose own search for answers shaped the mission. Alivia leads Meadow; clinical care will be provided by appropriately qualified and licensed nurse practitioners when enrollment opens.
I have PCOS, and I know how frustrating it can be to feel that your symptoms and your experience aren’t being understood. I was dealing with weight changes, acne, exhaustion, and brain fog while trying to figure out what was happening in my own body.
I had tried different approaches and still felt like I was the one trying to connect all the pieces. I wanted someone to take the time to listen and help me understand the bigger picture.
When my hormones and metabolic health were considered more closely, I began to see patterns and had a plan that felt more individualized. That experience helped shape why I created Meadow.
My hope is that women who come to Meadow feel heard, respected, and involved in their care — with time to ask questions and understand the next steps.
A few things people ask us
Clear answers about the planned program and where Meadow is today.
You don't have to keep piecing this together alone.
We’re preparing a more thoughtful care experience. Enrollment is not yet open, but you can take our short questionnaire and join the interest list to hear as soon as it is.
See If Meadow Is Right for You →No payment is being collected. Please do not send medical information by email. General inquiries do not enroll you in care or establish a clinician–patient relationship.
LegitScript-certified
Meadow Health has received certification for its business and website. Certification does not license individual clinicians or guarantee treatment outcomes.
