Weight at this stage is medical. Not motivational.
A 3-month, physician-supervised GLP-1 program for women 35–64 in perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause. No willpower lectures. No 6-week sprints. Real medicine, taken seriously.
Built for the Metabolic Decade.
35–64, and tired of being told this is just "what happens."
You’ve done the diets. You’ve done the workouts. You’ve already adjusted what’s on your plate, when you eat it, and how often you move. And the scale either won’t budge or keeps drifting up regardless.
That is not a willpower failure. It’s metabolism shifting through a hormonal life stage that almost no one explains to women honestly. Corvan is the program for women who have figured that out and want medical care that takes it seriously — not another tracker app, not another shake.
The Shifts That Make 35–64 Different.
Specific physiology your physician will discuss in your evaluation.
Hunger and satiety shifts
Many women describe shifts in hunger and satiety as estrogen levels change — portion sizes that worked at 32 don’t always work at 47.
Changing body composition
Body composition often shifts during this transition — fat distribution can move toward the abdomen even when total body weight is stable.
Carbohydrate response
Some women notice their bodies handle carbohydrates differently than they used to — the same meals, the same calories, can feel different.
Sleep and appetite
Disrupted sleep — including from hot flashes — can affect appetite regulation, leaving you hungrier even after eating "enough."
One Rate. Three Months. Everything Included.
PRICING_TBD: the operator confirms the actual rate before launch. The structure below is a single all-inclusive 3-month tier.- ✓Two physician consults (intake + protocol design) with a board-certified physician licensed in your state
- ✓Pre-treatment metabolic + relevant safety lab panel, ordered by your physician
- ✓GLP-1 medication for the program (FDA-approved by default; a compounded version may be prescribed only when the chart documents a specific clinical reason)
- ✓Substantial physician messaging across the full 3 months (per the Care Policy posted on the patient portal)
- ✓Mid-program dose review, end-of-program decision consult
- ✓No auto-renewal. No surprise charges.
Real Medicine. No Filler.
The 3-month program is fully inclusive. One price covers every piece of the medical work — nothing else to buy along the way.
Two physician consults
A 30–45 minute intake to understand your history, life-stage context, and goals — plus a follow-up consult to review labs together and design the protocol.
Metabolic + safety labs
Pre-treatment panel ordered by your physician at a walk-in LabCorp or Quest near you. Results go directly to your physician for protocol design.
GLP-1 medication
An FDA-approved GLP-1 medication is the default prescribing option. A compounded version, prepared by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy, may be prescribed only when the chart documents a specific clinical reason. Compounded medications are not themselves FDA-approved.
Substantial physician access
Direct messaging with your physician across the full 3 months, per the Care Policy posted on the patient portal. Side effects, dose questions, plateau troubleshooting — addressed without a "follow-up visit" invoice.
Mid-program dose review
A structured check-in around the midpoint where your physician reviews how your body is responding and adjusts the protocol. This is real titration, not a template.
End-of-program decision consult
Continue, taper, or stop — your physician walks through the data with you and gives you an honest recommendation. No auto-renewal, ever.
Why specifically women 35–64?+
Because that’s the population this program was built around. The medication itself is the same FDA-approved GLP-1 a thoughtful physician would prescribe in any setting; what’s different is the patient population the program is structured for and the life-stage context the affiliated physician will discuss with you at the intake consult.
Is this HRT?+
No. Corvan is GLP-1 weight management. The affiliated physician will note hormonal context that affects weight, but Corvan does not prescribe estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone. If hormone therapy is appropriate for you, your physician can refer you appropriately. Treating the two as the same is one of the things that has historically made women’s mid-life care worse.
What medication will I get?+
The default is an FDA-approved GLP-1 medication — the affiliated physician selects the specific FDA-approved product based on your history and response. A compounded version (typically containing semaglutide or tirzepatide as the active ingredient, prepared by a state-licensed U.S. compounding pharmacy) may be prescribed only when the patient’s chart documents a specific clinical reason. Compounded medications are not themselves FDA-approved products.
What if I’m perimenopausal and still cycling?+
You’re a candidate as long as the safety screen clears. The intake form asks about your life stage so the physician has that context up front. GLP-1 medications are not safe in pregnancy or while trying to conceive — the application screens for that.
Do I need to come in person?+
No. Labs are at a LabCorp or Quest near you. Consults are by secure video. Medication ships to your home. Everything happens remotely.
Who qualifies?+
The program is designed for women 35–64 located in the United States. Corvan operates through a network of independent, physician-owned medical practices licensed across all 50 states. We evaluate every application individually — not everyone is a fit, and you’ll hear so honestly. Application is free and takes about 5 minutes.
Apply for the 3-Month Program.
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Start the Application.
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