A Menopause Window

You’ve Given So Much, Now It’s Your Turn

You have spent a lifetime caring for others. Now it is your turn. At A Menopause Window, you’ll receive personalized, evidence-based care in a space where you are heard, respected, and actively involved in every decision about your health.

A practitioner who truly listens

About Beth

AGNP-C, MSCP, NAMS CERTIFIED 2024, MS NURSING, CSULB, MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Elizebeth Servaites is a Board-Certified Adult-Gerontology Nurse Practitioner and a North American Menopause Society Certified Provider (MSCP). Her clinical experience spans emergency medicine, intensive care, women’s health, and GYN care, giving her a deep understanding of how often women’s symptoms are overlooked or minimized.

Her interest in women’s health grew from years spent at the bedside in emergency departments, ICUs, and outpatient women’s health clinics watching how often women’s symptoms were dismissed or undertreated.

She pursued specialized menopause training because she believes every woman deserves a provider who takes her experience seriously, stays current with the evidence, and respects her right to make fully informed decisions.

Her greatest strength, as she describes it, is her ability to meet patients exactly where they are without judgment, with genuine care. That philosophy is the heart of A Menopause Window.

We are dedicated to maintaining quality in personal care.

How She Supports You

Care built around you

Every woman’s menopause journey is unique. A Menopause Window offers individualized, evidence-based care, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Menopause & Perimenopause Care

Comprehensive evaluation of your symptoms, hormonal history, and health goals. She discusses the full range of options, both, hormonal and non-hormonal including Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT), lifestyle strategies, and supplements, so you can choose what feels right for you. This is evidence-based, up-to-date care not outdated by fear.

Hormone Therapy (MHT)

Personalized prescribing of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone (where appropriate) using current evidence and your individual health history. Beth explains what each hormone does, what the research shows, and what your options include bioidentical and traditional formulations. No scary tactics, no oversimplification.

Education & Shared Decision-Making

Every appointment includes time for a real conversation. Beth presents the latest research in plain language, answers your questions honestly, and helps you weigh your personal risk factors and preferences. You are never rushed, never talked over, and never handed a prescription without understanding what it is and why.

Intake Evaluation & Health Review

New patients complete a thorough intake to help Beth understand your complete picture of medical history, symptoms, medications, labs, and personal goals. This upfront investment in understanding you shapes every recommendation that follows.

Ongoing Management & Follow-Up

Your health needs can change over time, and your care should adapt with them. Regular follow-ups help ensure treatment plans stay effective, symptoms are addressed promptly, and care remains aligned with the latest clinical evidence. A continuous care approach supports better long-term outcomes through consistent monitoring and timely adjustments.

Her Approach

You deserve to be informed, not just instructed.

Be Informed — Not Influenced.

Menopause care today is shaped by a flood of conflicting information from pharmaceutical marketing, from social media, from well-meaning but outdated advice. Beth’s commitment is to cut through the noise. She stays current with peer-reviewed research, explains the evidence honestly (including its limits), and never pushes a treatment agenda.

You may have spent years being handed over prescriptions, dismissed with “it’s just hormones,” or steered by someone else’s priorities. Here, you are an expert on your own body. Beth’s role is to give you the clearest, most honest picture possible and then trust you to make the choice that is right for your life.

Patient Stories

Fatima

after stillbirth

My son was born silent. That is the only way I can say it. Afterward, I closed everything. Curtains. Doors. Mouth. Heart. People said, ‘You can try again.’ ‘God has a plan.’ ‘At least you have your daughter.’ I stopped answering the phone.

Priya

in recovery from an eating disorder

For twenty years, I measured my worth in numbers. Calories. Pounds. Inches. The space between my ribs. I became an expert at hiding—baggy clothes, excuses at dinner, a smile that said ‘I’m fine’ while my body was quietly starving.

Meera

survivor of intimate partner violence

I thought love was supposed to hurt. That’s what my mother’s silence taught me. For four years, I shrank myself. I stopped calling friends. I stopped wearing the red lipstick he said made me look ‘cheap.’ I stopped opening the curtains because he said the neighbors didn’t need to see inside.

Anjali

recovered from postpartum depression

For eighteen months, I lived in a dark room. Not literally—the curtains were open, my baby’s toys were scattered in sunlight. But inside my head, every window was painted black. I loved my daughter, but I felt nothing. Just exhaustion, guilt, and a strange, cold numbness.