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Dr. Steve Groke, MD
Dr. Steve Groke is an emergency-medicine-trained physician who provides hormone therapy for perimenopause and menopause at Golden Leaf Health. Training, experience, and how he works with patients.

Dr. Steve Groke, “Dr. Steve” to his patients and staff, is a physician on the Golden Leaf Health care team. He trained in emergency medicine and now provides bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women in perimenopause and menopause. He is the reviewer for the clinical pages on this site that deal with medical warning signs.
Training
- Doctor of Medicine, University of Utah School of Medicine
- Emergency medicine residency, Tucson, Arizona
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Portland, 2003
Prescriptions at Golden Leaf come from a clinician licensed in your state; the current list of states is in the questions on our homepage.
Experience
Dr. Groke has worked in emergency departments across a range of settings, and has served as medical director of an integrative medical clinic and as supervising physician for naturopathic, men’s hormone and aesthetic clinics. That background shapes how he practises menopause care. He is quick to recognise the symptom that isn’t hormonal and needs a different kind of attention, and comfortable treating the ones that are, with a plan that is adjusted over follow-ups rather than set once.
Pages Dr. Groke has reviewed
Dr. Groke is the reviewer of record for the night sweats and heart palpitations guides, both of which include “when to worry” sections on the causes that aren’t menopause.
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