Care from anywhere in Washington
Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue, the Tri-Cities — or a small town hours from the nearest specialist. If you are in Washington, you can meet with Bertine by secure video. PCOS and hormone care is mostly careful conversation, detailed history, and lab work. All of that works well remotely, with no exam table and no long drive.
Why telehealth fits PCOS care
Most of PCOS care is detective work: your cycle history, your symptoms over time, and well-timed labs. None of that requires an exam room. Video visits also make follow-up easier — and with PCOS, follow-up is where plans get adjusted and progress gets tracked. You are more likely to keep appointments you can take from your kitchen table.
Washington's strong health-data privacy protections
Washington's My Health My Data Act gives people in Washington some of the strongest health-data privacy rights in the country. We built our process around that standard. This website never collects health information — our callback form asks only for your name and contact details. Health details are shared only inside our secure, HIPAA-covered patient portal, and only with your opt-in consent, which you can withdraw at any time. Our Washington health-data privacy page has the full details.
Trained for telemedicine, held to the same standards
Washington requires providers who offer telemedicine to complete training in how virtual care works — the technology, patient privacy, and knowing when a patient needs in-person care instead. Bertine meets Washington's telemedicine training requirements. Every video visit follows the same clinical standards as an in-person appointment: careful history, appropriate testing, and honest guidance about next steps.
Who qualifies
You must be physically located in Washington at the time of your visit. That licensing rule applies to every telehealth practice. Washington residents qualify from anywhere in the state. If you are traveling in Florida, New York, or Arizona at visit time — states where Bertine is also licensed — you can do your visit from there.
What to expect
- Book through our secure booking portal in about two minutes.
- Meet by video for an unhurried first visit: full history, symptom review, and your questions answered.
- Get labs drawn near you. We order electronically; draw sites are widely available across Washington.
- Review results together and leave with a clear, written plan.
- Follow up with short video check-ins.
We are a cash-pay practice: you pay at booking, we never bill insurance, and you receive a receipt you may submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Ready to start?
Book through our secure booking portal, or call or text (321) 399-2486 with questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is my health information protected?
This website collects only your name and contact details — never health information. Health details live only in our secure, HIPAA-covered patient portal. Washington's My Health My Data Act gives you extra rights over your health data, including the right to withdraw consent. Our Washington health-data privacy page has the details.
What does opt-in consent mean on your forms?
It means we only use your information for the purposes you agree to, and we ask first. Nothing is assumed. You can change your mind and withdraw consent at any time.
Do I need to live in Washington, or just be there during the visit?
You need to be physically in Washington at the time of each visit — that is the licensing rule. You do not need to be a full-time resident. Visitors and part-time residents qualify while they are in the state.