Evermore Women's Health

The Evermore Membership Collective costs $375 per month with a 12-month commitment, or $4,200 when paid annually. The membership covers all care with Dr. Wolfe. Labs, imaging, and medications bill through insurance when available, or patients access them through discounted self-pay options. Evermore does not charge for supplements, proprietary panels, or add-on packages.

Yes. Evermore offers a one-time Focused 60-Minute Consult for a flat fee of $750. This option suits patients who want a single, in-depth visit with Dr. Wolfe before deciding whether to join the membership.

New members start with a complimentary 20-minute Discovery Call. During that call, Dr. Wolfe reviews what you are looking for, answers questions about how the practice works, and confirms that Evermore is a good fit for your needs and goals. You can schedule the Discovery Call directly through the Evermore website.

The membership fee does not run through insurance. However, Evermore bills labs, imaging, and medications through your insurance when coverage is available. Patients without applicable coverage access those services through discounted self-pay rates.

Appointments at Evermore run 60 minutes. Dr. Wolfe structures visits to allow time for thorough discussion, review of patterns, and informed decision-making without rushing.

Membership includes visits typically every six to eight weeks. Between visits, members reach Dr. Wolfe through secure messaging and phone calls, so access does not depend solely on scheduled appointments.

Yes. Dr. Wolfe offers virtual care for patients in Colorado, California, and Wyoming. In-person visits take place at the Longmont, Colorado clinic.

Dr. Wolfe caps her panel at 200 patients. That limit allows her to provide consistent, responsive care to each member.

No. Evermore operates by appointment only. The practice does not accept walk-in visits.

Evermore focuses on adult women in midlife, typically from the late 30s through the 60s and beyond. Dr. Wolfe also welcomes LGBTQ+ patients, including transgender and non-binary individuals. The practice specializes in complex cases including cancer survivorship, BRCA mutation management, surgical menopause, primary ovarian insufficiency, and patients with multiple comorbidities.