Perinatal and Menopause Consultation Clinic (PMCC)
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Overview
The University of Rochester Medicine's Perinatal and Menopause Consultation Clinic (PMCC) provides mental health consultation to people with mood or anxiety disorders who are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, have questions about the use of psychiatric medications during pregnancy and/or breastfeeding/lactating, or are experiencing the menopausal transition.
We also serve those who have recently given birth and are experiencing or are at high risk for post-partum mood or anxiety disorder. We can help with medication and, if needed, we will refer patients to a therapist or psychiatrist.
Our Approach
During your initial consultation:
- A member of our perinatal and menopause consultation team will spend about 45 minutes with you to go over your medical history.
- You may receive an additional 45-minute consultation with the medical director of the Perinatal and Menopause Consultation Clinic.
- Recommendations for treatment will be made to your referring provider or to a mental health provider if ongoing treatment is needed.
What Sets Us Apart?
We recognize the unique needs of people who are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, breastfeeding/lactating, going through perimenopause, or menopause. The URochester Medicine Program for Mental Health and Gender Wellness, Obstetrics & Gynecology offers numerous types of mental health care.
Our Perinatal Consultation and Menopause Clinic has extensive experience treating perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. And because we're part of an integrated academic health system, our care is informed by the latest research into better treatment and approaches.
Locations
View All LocationsWe serve you in the Rochester metropolitan area and surrounding region. Locations are ordered by distance, with those closest to listed first.
2 locations
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Provider Referrals
To refer a patient, providers who are not affiliated with University of Rochester Medicine should complete the PMCC referral form.