Before Your First Visit

Everything you need to know before your first visit.

You have questions before committing to your first visit. That is completely reasonable. Here are honest answers to everything patients ask before walking through our door.

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More than a provider

A partner in
your health journey.

Every woman who comes to me has her own story — her experiences, her struggles, and her hopes for her health. And behind every story is a body that has been trying to communicate something that wasn’t being heard. Understanding that story is just as essential as the science behind the care I provide. Women aren’t looking for treatment. They’re looking for a partner who listens, validates their concerns, and helps them finally make sense of what they’re experiencing.

I’ve worked with women who felt exhausted, frustrated, and completely unheard. And I’ve watched them leave with a renewed sense of hope — armed with knowledge and options that actually fit their lives. Health is not just about lab results. It’s about feeling good in your own skin, regaining energy, and rebuilding confidence.

I read your chart before you walk in. I review your labs myself — and whenever possible, I order them before your first visit so we spend our time on answers, not on waiting. I ask the questions other providers don’t have time for. After your visit, you reach me directly through the SigmaMD patient portal — real answers, from me, to you.

“It is a privilege to walk alongside my patients — offering guidance, support, and a listening ear every step of the way.”

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How you begin

Two ways to begin. You choose.

Most practices see you, order labs, then make you wait weeks to hear the results. Here, you decide how your care starts — and for most women, the answers are already waiting when you walk in.

For hormone therapy & weight management

The Complete Consultation

One full hour · Results in hand · Start treatment the same day

You book and pay for your first visit. While you wait for your appointment, Luciana reviews your intake and orders the labs and imaging you’ll need — most labs are covered by insurance. You complete them at a lab near you, and because Luciana placed the orders, the results come directly to her. If you already have recent labs or imaging, you’ll submit those too.

Before your appointment, our medical assistant reaches out to make sure everything is in and nothing is missing. By the time you sit down together, the full picture is already there. Your visit is a full hour, and if hormone therapy or a weight-management program is right for you, you can start it that day.

For preventive care & everything else

The Foundation Consultation

30 minutes · Labs ordered · 30-minute Results Review to follow

If you’re not starting hormone therapy or weight treatment — preventive gynecology, cycle concerns, PCOS, contraception planning, or you’re simply younger and want a thorough baseline — the Foundation Consultation is a better fit.

Your first visit is a focused 30 minutes: your history, your symptoms, your goals, and the labs Luciana wants to see. Once results are back, you return for a 30-minute Results Review to go through them together and finalize your plan. It takes a little longer to get started — and that’s appropriate when there’s no reason to rush.

You choose your consultation when you book. Not sure which is right for you? Message us first — our team will talk it through with you and point you to the right one.

What to know, up front.

When insurance is removed from the equation, everything changes. No approvals, no limits, no surprises.

Women’s Preventive Care is a women’s hormone health clinic in Orlando, founded for patients who deserve more time, more clinical depth, and care that is genuinely individualized.

Our focus is hormones across every phase of a woman’s life — because the same mechanisms that regulate cycle, weight, mood, sleep, libido, and energy at 28 are the ones that go off-balance at 48. We treat the system, not just the phase.

In younger women, that means polycystic ovary syndrome, insulin resistance, irregular cycles, foundational fertility concerns, preventive gynecology, and intentional contraceptive planning.

In women in transition and beyond, it means perimenopause, menopause, and hormone replacement therapy — including female testosterone, therapeutic peptides, pellets, and compounded protocols.

Weight management threads through all of these phases. Hormonal fluctuation and weight difficulty almost always travel together — whether at 28 with PCOS or at 48 in perimenopause — and they are rarely treated as the same problem. Here, they are.

Led by Luciana Svilpa, WHNP — Duke University-trained — our practice combines clinical rigor, active listening, and fully bilingual care in Portuguese and English, for women in Orlando and across the Brazilian and Latina diaspora in the United States.

Ready when you are

Labs first. Your full story. A plan you can start today.

Still have questions? We’re here to help. Schedule when you’re ready, or message us first if it’s easier.

In-person in Orlando or via telehealth in Florida, Washington State, and California · Private-pay · FSA/HSA accepted · No referral needed · Bilingual EN/PT

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