5607 Franklin Rd

Murfreesboro, TN 37128

615-894-0990

After hours call center

Mon - Fri: 8AM - 5PM*

Closed on weekends/ Friday closing at noon

Passage Menopause & Wellness

Expert Menopause Care. Personalized for You.

Could this be perimenopause?

Feel like yourself again.

Perimenopause and menopause can affect far more than your menstrual cycle. Changes in sleep, energy, mood, weight, sexual health, concentration, and overall well-being can all occur during this transition.

At Passage Menopause & Wellness, we take the time to listen, understand what you’re experiencing, and develop an individualized treatment plan designed around you.

Comprehensive menopause care in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

SCHEDULE YOUR MENOPAUSE CONSULTATION

You Know Your Body. We’ll Help You Understand What’s Changing.

Menopause symptoms can begin years before your final menstrual period. Many women know something has changed but aren’t sure where to turn for comprehensive care.

We commonly evaluate and treat concerns including:

Care Built Around You

There isn’t one menopause treatment that’s appropriate for every woman.

Your care begins with a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, medications, goals, risk factors, and previous treatments. Laboratory testing is included with your initial consultation to help your provider develop a more complete picture of your overall health and guide your individualized care when appropriate.

Your treatment plan may include menopausal hormone therapy, non-hormonal treatment options, lifestyle recommendations, sexual and genitourinary health treatment, weight-management strategies, and preventive health recommendations.

Treatment decisions are made together based on your individual needs, preferences, medical history, symptoms, and appropriate clinical evaluation.

Meet Your Menopause

Care Team

Our team of Nurse Practitioners are licensed and professionally trained in providing the care you need. 

Madison Umbeck

FNP-C, MSCP
“Madison Umbeck is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP). She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Saint Louis University and her Master of Science in Nursing from Belmont University. Now entering her third year of practice as a nurse practitioner, Madison also brings two years of critical-care nursing experience from the Intensive Care Unit at Saint Thomas Midtown.
 
The MSCP credential is awarded to licensed healthcare professionals who successfully complete The Menopause Society’s competency examination, which evaluates specialized knowledge related to the menopause transition and the care of women during perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. This certification demonstrates Madison’s commitment to providing current, evidence-informed menopause care.
 
Madison takes a holistic and highly personalized approach to women’s health. She considers not only a patient’s symptoms, but also her overall health, lifestyle, risk factors, and personal goals. She works closely with each patient to explore appropriate treatment options and create an individualized plan designed to improve quality of life while supporting long-term health and wellness.”
“Shelby Turvey is a Family Nurse Practitioner with approximately 13 years of experience caring for patients across a variety of clinical settings. Her extensive background allows her to bring a seasoned, practical perspective to women’s health and the complex physical and emotional changes that can occur during perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause.
 
Shelby is currently expanding her expertise in menopause care and is preparing to take The Menopause Society Certified Practitioner examination in October 2026. This advanced preparation reflects her commitment to remaining current with evidence-informed approaches to menopause evaluation and treatment.
 
Shelby’s philosophy is grounded in holistic, patient-centered care. She takes time to understand each woman’s symptoms, medical history, lifestyle, concerns, and personal goals rather than treating symptoms in isolation. Working collaboratively with her patients, Shelby develops thoughtful, individualized care plans that support both immediate symptom relief and long-term health.”

Straightforward Cash-Pay Pricing

No Monthly Membership – You pay for each defined stage of care. Medication costs are separate and paid directly to the pharmacy

Services are cash-pay and are not submitted to insurance by Passage. Laboratory testing is included only as described for each visit. Medication and pharmacy shipping are separate. Treatment recommendations and prescribing are based on clinical appropriateness. Website information is educational and does not replace individualized medical advice.

More Than Hormones

Menopause care isn’t simply about prescribing estrogen.

Our goal is to look at the whole picture—how you’re feeling today as well as the health issues that become increasingly important during midlife and beyond.

Depending on your individual needs, your care may address:

  • Menopause and perimenopause symptoms
  • Hormone therapy
  • Non-hormonal treatment options
  • Sleep
  • Mood and cognitive concerns
  • Sexual health
  • Vaginal and urinary symptoms
  • Weight and metabolic health
  • Bone health
  • Cardiovascular risk factors
  • Preventive health and wellness

Because Passage Menopause & Wellness is part of Passage Primary Care, we’re able to approach menopause within the broader context of your overall health rather than treating individual symptoms in isolation.

When additional services are appropriate, our team can also coordinate your care through Passage Primary Care and our medical weight-management services.

Medication and Pharmacy Options

If compounded hormone therapy is prescribed, Passage can send your prescription to one of three pharmacy partners. You may select the pharmacy that best fits your needs.

Medication and shipping are not included in Passage’s office fees. The pharmacy will provide its price and bill you directly. Medication cost varies based on the medication, dose, formulation, and pharmacy selected.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Many women begin experiencing symptoms during perimenopause, which can begin years before their final menstrual period. You don’t need to wait until your periods have completely stopped to seek help.

Hormone therapy is one of several treatment options that may be considered. Your provider will review your symptoms, medical history, risk factors, goals, and preferences to determine which treatment options may be appropriate for you.

Yes. Menopause care is not limited to hormone therapy. Depending on your symptoms and medical history, your provider can discuss hormonal and non-hormonal treatment options as well as lifestyle and wellness strategies.

Yes. Initial laboratory testing is included in your $300 initial consultation fee. Your provider will determine which laboratory tests are appropriate based on your individual medical history, symptoms, medications, and treatment plan.

Your initial consultation also includes a two-week follow-up to discuss your laboratory results when needed.

Your initial consultation includes 40 minutes of uninterrupted, one-on-one time with your menopause provider.

We intentionally designed the appointment this way so there is time to discuss your symptoms, medical history, concerns, questions, and treatment options without feeling rushed.

After your initial evaluation and appropriate follow-up, most patients will be seen approximately every six months.

Some patients may need to be seen sooner depending on their symptoms, medications, treatment changes, or laboratory results.

Follow-up visits are $175.

Passage Menopause & Wellness is a cash-pay service.

There are no membership fees or monthly subscription charges. Our goal is to provide transparent pricing and comprehensive menopause care with dedicated time between you and your provider.

Yes. Passage Primary Care provides comprehensive primary care in addition to our menopause and wellness services.