Waiting-room poster
“Hormones, in plain language.” Goes on the wall. The QR starts everything.
For clinicians
A waiting-room kit for the questions your patients are already asking.
Free, plain-language menopause education your clinic can print today. No account. No fee. Nothing to customize.
Nobody failed here. The training simply never covered it.
50 minutes
The entire preclerkship menopause curriculum at one Canadian medical school. One lecture.
27%
of women say their doctor ever brought menopause up first.
Many
family physicians report feeling unprepared to provide menopause care.
Three pages. Any office printer.
“Where is it loudest?” body map
Patients circle what's speaking up and bring it into the visit.
“Bring this to your appointment” sheet
Top three symptoms, questions, what's already been tried. Fill it in, hand it over.
The doctor does nothing extra.
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Put it up.
The poster goes on the waiting-room wall. Patients scan the QR while they wait.
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Hand it out.
Keep the body map and appointment sheet in a stack in the waiting room or exam rooms.
- 3
They bring it back.
Patients arrive with their symptoms circled and their questions written down, so ten minutes can do more.
Patient education and visit prep, not medical advice. The kit doesn't diagnose or prescribe.
What happens after they scan.
- 1
They land in the free library.
91 plain-language symptom guides. No account needed to read.
- 2
Everything shows its work.
Every claim graded A/B/C, dated, and sourced.
- 3
Their data stays theirs.
Private by default: no data sale, no model training on patient entries. The same privacy standard you'd want for your own patients.
Show your work, or don't hand it out.
- Clinical content reviewed by Jill Palko, MD, FACOG.
- Every guide graded A/B/C for evidence strength, dated, and sourced.
- Editorial process is sponsor-blind.
Inspect the goods.
Everything your patients will find when they scan. Read it before you hand it out.
What your patients are reading
HRT myths, plainlyThe questions patients ask first, answered in plain language.Read it MHT coverage in CanadaWhat's covered where, so cost doesn't ambush the plan.Read it Vaginal healthIncluding the GSM conversation many patients won't start.Read it All 91 guidesThe full library, every claim graded A/B/C, dated, sourced.Read it
For your complex cases
Get the kit.
3 pages · Letter/A4 · English · Free forever
Scan to get the download link on your phone.
One generic version for every clinic. No per-clinic customization, by design.
For health systems
Evaluating Hello Nila for a whole program?
This page is the free kit for one clinic. If you're planning a menopause program across sites or a system, here's how Nila maps to the nine-step blueprint for building one.
How Nila fits a programQuestions
Is this medical advice?
No. It's patient education and visit preparation. It doesn't diagnose, prescribe, or replace clinical judgment.
What does it cost?
The kit is free forever, no account needed. It points to our free library: 91 guides, free to read with no sign-in. There's an optional Premium tier for the structured programs, but nothing in the kit requires it.
Can we put our clinic logo on it?
No, and that's deliberate: one version keeps it free and instantly shareable everywhere.
Who is it for?
Any clinic that sees menopause patients: family practice, OB/GYN, menopause clinics, community health centres.
What happens when a patient scans the QR?
They land on hellonila.com, the free plain-language menopause library. No sign-in needed to read.
Who made this?
Hello Nila, a patient-founded menopause library. Clinical content reviewed by Jill Palko, MD, FACOG.
Want to collaborate, refer patients, or list your practice?
See Partner with us for collaboration options, or contact us to talk.
Hello Nila provides health information and peer support, not medical care. It does not prescribe or diagnose. Clinical decisions remain with the patient's own care team.