Jessica Bell runs GynJess on her own in Corvallis, so you see her at every visit and message her directly through the portal between appointments. Care starts with a long first consult covering menopause and sexual health, then shorter follow-ups every few months while treatment is adjusted. She prescribes FDA-approved estrogen and progesterone, adds testosterone when it fits, and talks through non-hormonal options too. She also practices sexual medicine and says perimenopause can start in your mid-thirties, so younger women are taken seriously. She sees women in person in Corvallis or by video anywhere in Oregon, and in-person patients can use her as their regular gynecologist. She also treats bladder problems, fits pessaries and cares for women with a current or past cancer diagnosis.
Heart of the Valley Gynecology and Sexual Health is a two clinician practice in Corvallis that Susan Heinz opened after running Corvallis Birth & Wellness Center, which she started in 2016. It does gynecology, reproductive and sexual health only, so there is no obstetric or birth care. Menopause is the part of her work she has built up most, and she is the clinician at the practice with the Menopause Society certification. She also works with pelvic pain, incontinence and pelvic floor problems, and she belongs to the sexual health and pelvic pain societies. Her colleague Melissa Hilson covers annual exams, contraception and teen care, and is training to add transgender hormone care. The practice has no online scheduling, so a new visit starts with a call or a text.
