NOCO Sanidad
Women’s Clinic | Fort Collins
A women-owned women’s clinic serving Fort Collins from Greeley, 30 minutes away. Hormone therapy, well-woman exams, birth control, pelvic floor care, and primary care from a provider who has time for you.
A women’s clinic Fort Collins women drive to on purpose
Fort Collins has more women’s health providers than any city in Northern Colorado, and finding one who will spend real time with you is still the hard part. NOCO Healthcare is a women-owned women’s clinic in Greeley, about 30 minutes from Fort Collins, and a large share of our women’s health patients make that drive rather than settle for a rushed visit closer to home.
The practice was founded and is run by Sheree Montoya, a Family Nurse Practitioner. That is why the appointments are long, why the provider has read your chart before she walks in, and why hormone therapy, pelvic floor treatment, birth control, and your regular primary care can all live in one place instead of four.
This page covers what we provide for Fort Collins women, what a first visit involves, how our hormone and menopause care works, and honest answers to the questions people ask before choosing a women’s clinic, including whether we are an OBGYN. Our main location page is the women’s clinic in Greeley. To skip the reading, call (970) 888-0399.
Women's Clinic for Fort Collins: The Short Version
- 30 minutes from Fort Collins. 1130 38th Ave STE A in Greeley, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., with parking at the door and virtual follow-ups when the drive does not make sense.
- Women-owned and FNP-led. Founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C. We are a women's health and primary care practice, not an OBGYN surgical group, and we say so plainly.
- Hormone therapy done properly. Labs first, then a plan. Perimenopause, menopause, low libido, sleep, mood, and weight changes treated as medical problems with medical answers.
- One chart for everything. Well-woman exams, birth control, pelvic floor therapy, STI testing, and primary care from the same small team.
- Insurance verified before you come. Most major plans, Medicare, and Medicaid. Self-pay quoted up front, with Cherry payment plans available.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Women’s health services for Fort Collins patients
Everything below happens at our Greeley clinic with the same small team. When something needs a specialist, we say so and make the referral ourselves.
Hormone therapy and menopause care. The most common reason Fort Collins women find us. Lab testing first, then treatment built on the results, including bioidentical hormone therapy. Start with our hormone therapy for Fort Collins page.
Well-woman exams and screening. Annual exams, pap smears, and breast exams on a schedule that matches your age and history. If it has been a few years, that is common and nobody here will scold you for it.
Birth control. Pills, patches, rings, injections, and IUDs, chosen around your health and your plans, with in-office IUD placement. Details on our birth control clinic page.
Pelvic floor therapy and bladder leaks. Leaking with a sneeze, a laugh, or a workout is a muscle problem with a non-surgical treatment. See pelvic floor therapy for Fort Collins and our urinary incontinence page.
Vaginal health. Dryness, discomfort during intimacy, laxity after childbirth, and recurrent UTIs. Our vaginal rejuvenation options include Forma V and V-Tone on the EmpowerRF platform.
Menstrual and cycle problems. Heavy, painful, irregular, or absent periods get a real workup, not a shrug.
Preconception and postpartum care. The visit before you start trying, and the recovery visits after, including the pelvic floor problems the six-week checkup tends to skip. We are not an obstetrics practice; pregnancy care itself is referred, and we coordinate on both ends.
STI testing and treatment. Private, quick, and handled by a provider who already knows your history.
Primary care. Blood pressure, thyroid, cholesterol, anxiety, and the sick visit in February belong in the same chart as your well-woman exam. See primary care for Fort Collins.
Weight and wellness. Medical weight loss for Fort Collins with labs and monitoring, in the same office, from the same provider.
What your first visit looks like
Plan on 30 to 45 minutes. We go through your history, what brought you in, and what you want out of the visit, and we decide together what needs to happen today. That might include an exam, a pap smear, or labs drawn in the office. It might be a conversation and a plan. It will not include being examined for something you did not ask about, or being handed a prescription before anyone has asked how you actually feel.
Bring your insurance card, a photo ID, your current medications, and the date of your last pap smear if you know it. If you are transferring from a Fort Collins practice, we request the records for you. Follow-ups that do not need hands-on care can be done by video, which most of our Fort Collins patients use for hormone check-ins.
You Should Not Have to Explain Yourself Three Times to Get One Answer.
Fort Collins women tell us the same story: a rushed visit inside a big system, a referral across town, a portal message that went unanswered, and a symptom that never got addressed. That is not care, that is a queue. At NOCO Healthcare the person who examines you is the person who calls you back with the results.
Talk to a Provider Who ListensA real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
A note from Sheree
Sheree Montoya, FNP-C
I opened this practice after years of watching women in Northern Colorado get handed off, talked over, and told that what they were feeling was normal. Some of it was normal. A lot of it was treatable, and nobody had taken the time to find out which.
Fort Collins patients drive past a lot of options to get here, and I take that seriously. It means the appointment has to be worth the trip: real time, a real answer, and a plan you can actually follow. It is also why I invested in hormone care and pelvic floor equipment instead of referring those out and hoping for the best.
If you have been putting off your own care while taking care of everyone else, you are exactly who this clinic was built for. Come in.
Hormone therapy and menopause care for Fort Collins women
More women reach this page looking for hormone help than for any other reason, so it gets its own section. Perimenopause can start in your late thirties. Sleep falls apart, weight moves for no reason, mood and focus change, libido drops, and periods stop making sense. Most women are told this is just aging. It is a hormone shift, and it can be measured and treated.
How it works here. We test first. A hormone panel tells us what is actually low or out of balance, and the plan is built on those numbers rather than on symptoms alone. Treatment may include hormone therapy in several forms, including bioidentical options, with follow-up labs to adjust the dose. Fort Collins patients usually do the first visit in person and the check-ins by video.
Why it matters that this is a women’s clinic. Falling estrogen also thins the tissue supporting the bladder and weakens the pelvic floor, which is why leaks so often start in the same years as hot flashes. Because pelvic floor therapy and hormone care are in the same practice, both get addressed instead of one being missed. If you want the background first, read our guide to hormone therapy.
Why Fort Collins women drive to NOCO Healthcare
The provider chose this work. Sheree built the practice around women’s health. Hormone care, pelvic floor equipment, and a women’s clinic were deliberate investments, not a service line added to fill a schedule.
Appointments have room in them. The symptom you have been sitting on for two years does not fit in a seven minute slot. Here it does.
More than 380 Google reviews, 4.8 star average. They are on our reviews page if you want to read them first.
No surprise bills. We verify your insurance before you come, quote self-pay up front, and offer Cherry payment plans.
The rest of your care is here too. Primary care, urgent visits, and pediatrics for Fort Collins families, from the same office.
A Hormone Problem Does Not Get Better by Waiting for the Right Doctor to Have an Opening.
The women who tell us they wish they had come in sooner are describing the same arc: a symptom they were told was normal, a wait for a specialist, a rushed visit, and a year lost. Every year a hormone shift goes untreated is a year of sleep, energy, and bone density you do not get back.
Book a Hormone ConsultationA real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Becoming a Patient Takes Three Steps
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A person answers. Tell us what you need, and we handle the records request from your current provider.
Come in for a Real First Visit
30 to 45 minutes with a provider who has read your history, at our Greeley clinic 30 minutes from Fort Collins.
Leave With a Plan and a Direct Line
Results and next steps come from the person who saw you. Follow-ups by video when that makes sense.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Related Women's Health Pages for Fort Collins
- Hormone therapy for Fort Collins
- Pelvic floor therapy for Fort Collins
- Primary care for Fort Collins
- Medical weight loss for Fort Collins
- Women's clinic in Greeley (main page)
- Birth control clinic
- Vaginal rejuvenation
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Women’s health, Fort Collins edition
A few local facts come up in almost every women’s clinic visit from Fort Collins. Mammograms and pelvic ultrasounds are ordered to a nearby imaging center, since there is no X-ray or mammography on site, and we coordinate the results. Prescriptions, including birth control and hormone medications, go to the pharmacy nearest you: King Soopers at Harmony and College, Safeway on East Harmony Road, or the Walgreens stores on South College Avenue.
If cost is the barrier, Larimer County’s health department at 1525 Blue Spruce Dr offers low-cost STI testing and family planning by appointment, Tuesday through Friday. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major plans, so for most women the easier path is one provider who handles the exam, the labs, and the follow-up in one place.
Fort Collins also has about half of tested homes above the EPA radon action level, which is a lung cancer risk that disproportionately gets missed in women who never smoked. Test your home; the city sells $6 kits at the Senior Center. Our women-owned clinic is in Greeley, about 35 minutes from Fort Collins.
Women's clinic Fort Collins: frequently asked questions
Is there a NOCO Healthcare women's clinic in Fort Collins?
NOCO Healthcare's women's clinic serving Fort Collins is at 1130 38th Ave STE A in Greeley, about 30 minutes away. We see a large number of Fort Collins women for hormone therapy, well-woman exams, birth control, pelvic floor therapy, and primary care, and video follow-ups are available so most visits after the first do not require the drive.
Is NOCO Healthcare an OBGYN?
NOCO Healthcare is not an OBGYN practice. It is a women-owned women's health and primary care clinic led by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, a Family Nurse Practitioner. We provide well-woman exams, pap smears, birth control including IUDs, hormone and menopause care, pelvic floor therapy, and STI testing. We do not deliver babies or perform gynecologic surgery; for pregnancy care or surgery we refer you and coordinate before and after.
Do you offer women's hormone therapy for Fort Collins patients?
NOCO Healthcare offers women's hormone therapy for Fort Collins patients, including bioidentical hormone therapy, with lab testing first and a plan built on your results. Perimenopause and menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep disruption, weight gain, mood changes, and low libido are treated as medical conditions. Follow-up visits can be done by video.
What is the difference between a women's clinic and a gynecologist?
A gynecologist is a physician specializing in the female reproductive system, including surgery. A women's clinic like NOCO Healthcare provides the preventive and everyday women's health care most women need, exams, pap smears, birth control, hormone therapy, pelvic floor care, and STI testing, alongside primary care, and refers to a gynecologist when surgery or a complex condition calls for one.
Do you treat menopause and perimenopause?
NOCO Healthcare treats menopause and perimenopause for Fort Collins women with a hormone panel first and treatment based on the results, which may include hormone therapy. Hot flashes, night sweats, sleep problems, mood changes, weight gain, vaginal dryness, and bladder changes are all addressed rather than dismissed as part of aging.
Does insurance cover a women's clinic visit?
Insurance covers most women's clinic visits at NOCO Healthcare, including well-woman exams, birth control, and hormone-related care, and we accept most major plans, Medicare, and Medicaid. Our staff verifies your specific benefits before your appointment, and self-pay patients receive pricing up front with Cherry payment plans available.
Can I get birth control, including an IUD, at your women's clinic?
Fort Collins patients can get birth control at NOCO Healthcare, including pills, patches, rings, injections, and IUDs. The visit starts with counseling on which method fits your health history and your plans, and IUD placement is done in the office, often the same day.
Do you offer pelvic floor therapy for Fort Collins women?
NOCO Healthcare offers pelvic floor therapy for Fort Collins women using the V-Tone system, a non-surgical electrical muscle stimulation treatment for bladder leaks, urgency, and postpartum weakness. Treatment happens at our Greeley clinic with no downtime, and it is often paired with hormone care when low estrogen is part of the cause.
How soon can I get an appointment at a women's clinic near Fort Collins?
New patients from Fort Collins are usually seen at NOCO Healthcare within the same week, and same-day appointments are often available for urgent concerns. Call (970) 888-0399 and a person answers, confirms what you need, and gets you scheduled.
What should I bring to my first women's health visit?
Bring your insurance card, a photo ID, a list of current medications and supplements, and the date of your last pap smear if you know it. If you are switching from another Fort Collins provider, tell us and we will request your records so you do not have to chase them down.
Thirty minutes to a provider who knows your name.
Women's health for Fort Collins from a practice small enough to remember you and complete enough to handle all of it, hormones included. Call, and a person will answer.
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