For the patients no one was catching.

Why PeriCatch exists — and the questions people ask most before requesting access.

I started seeing patients eligible for perimenopause management who couldn’t find knowledgeable practitioners. 
Because  the recommendations had only recently changed. 

One patient’s life changed when we acknowledged her symptoms and started treatment. PeriCatch exists so others can change too.

Common questions

Quick answers to what most people ask before requesting access.

Is this a diagnosis?
No. PeriCatch is a clinical decision support aid that structures self-reported symptoms against published staging criteria. It does not diagnose perimenopause or replace the judgment of a qualified healthcare provider. Your results are designed to help you have a more productive conversation with your clinician.
Who is this for?
Two audiences on one shared assessment engine: patients seeking structured answers about their symptoms, and clinicians who want a point-of-care tool aligned with The Menopause Society guidelines. The clinician-facing version launches separately after the patient release.
Is my data private?
Your email is stored only to notify you when your access is ready. We never sell or share data. The full assessment tool follows privacy-aligned data handling.
Will it cost anything?
The patient self-assessment will be free, and the clinical support tool will have access for individual practitioners and clinics.
When does the clinician version launch?
The patient assessment is available now. The clinician CDS tool follows in a separate release. Healthcare providers who request access will be notified when the clinician version opens.
Dr. Agnes Laseinde, MD, DABFM, MSCP
Founder & Clinical Lead

Agnes Laseinde, MD

DABFM · MSCP

Board-certified family physician and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. PeriCatch is aligned with published menopause staging guidelines.

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