Aliza vs Midi Health
For readers deciding between educational AI coaching and an appointment with a licensed menopause clinician.
Comparison at a Glance
| Aliza | Midi Health | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Educational AI coach with persistent symptom and conversation context | Telehealth video visits with licensed clinicians |
| Can it diagnose or prescribe? | No | Clinicians may diagnose and prescribe when appropriate |
| Labs | Optional uploads of existing reports; Aliza does not order labs | A clinician may order labs when clinically appropriate |
| Human review | Individual Aliza recommendations are not reviewed by a person | Visits are conducted by licensed clinicians |
| Pricing | $29/month, billed monthly until canceled | $250 first visit / $150 follow-up for self-pay; insurance terms vary |
| Best fit | Ongoing education, tracking context, and preparing questions | Clinical evaluation and treatment decisions, including prescription HRT |
Midi Health self-pay pricing checked against joinmidi.com/pricing-insurance on September 22, 2026. Recheck pricing and insurance terms on publication day.
What Does Midi Health Do?
Midi Health provides scheduled telehealth care with licensed clinicians. If you want an evaluation for prescription HRT or need a clinician to diagnose, prescribe, or manage medication, Midi or another qualified provider offers a category of care Aliza does not.
What Does Aliza Do?
Aliza offers educational AI coaching between appointments. It can retain relevant symptom and conversation context, help members organize patterns, and prepare focused questions for their own clinician. Individual recommendations are AI-generated and are not reviewed by a person.
Labs are not required to use Aliza, and Aliza does not order them. Members may choose to upload existing serum, DUTCH, GI-MAP or other stool, ION, and NutrEval reports. Aliza uses functional reference points for educational interpretation, but it cannot guarantee that every marker or report will be interpretable.
Aliza does not prescribe hormones, recommend medication dose changes, or replace a clinical evaluation. Any hormone or medication decision should be discussed with your own clinician. Optional supplement suggestions or Fullscript purchases are self-directed.
Which Is the Better Fit?
Choose based on the job you need done. If you need diagnosis, prescribing, or medication management, book a qualified clinician. If you want ongoing educational support, symptom context, and help preparing for that conversation, Aliza may complement your care. Some people may reasonably use both, but neither service should be presented as a substitute for the other.
How Aliza fits
Aliza is $29/month, billed monthly until canceled. It provides educational AI coaching, not a clinician-reviewed treatment plan. Brie Wieselman, L.Ac., has 27 years of functional-medicine clinical experience, informed by more than 3,000 deidentified patient charts.
Common Questions
- Can Aliza replace a prescriber like Midi?
- No. Aliza provides educational AI coaching. It does not diagnose, prescribe, direct medication dosing, or replace an evaluation by a licensed clinician.
- Does Aliza prescribe or provide hormones?
- No. Hormone and medication decisions belong with your own clinician. Optional Fullscript supplement suggestions and purchases are self-directed.
- Do I need labs to use Aliza?
- No. Labs are optional, and Aliza does not order them. You may upload existing supported reports for educational interpretation, but not every marker or report is guaranteed to be interpretable.
- What does Midi Health cost?
- Its published self-pay prices were $250 for a first visit and $150 for a follow-up when checked on September 22, 2026. Verify current pricing and insurance terms directly with Midi.