About Dr. Citron
DO, MPH, MSCP
A message from Dr. Citron…
I am excited join Dr. Jamie Baines in her Direct Primary Care Practice. What I have always loved about practicing medicine is the relationships with patients. That is why Direct Primary Care is so appealing. DPC allows the physician to spend the time needed to really know each patient and to give the best care possible.
I love the idea of being able to be the doctor that I would want to see for my own care. When I was forty I had my first mammogram and it turned out to be breast cancer. That was my first experience with needing my doctors to be fully engaged, empathetic and able to guide my care with knowledge and expertise.
My experience with breast cancer also guides my practice as a menopause specialist and I prioritize science and evidence based care. There is a need for doctors who are knowledgeable in menopausal hormone therapy and the appropriate ways to prescribe. I love this area of medicine because it is possible to help women feel so much better in the present while also protecting their health for the future.
While I enjoy the focus on midlife women’s health including mental, metabolic, bone and sexual health. I also love the “cradle to grave,” care that I can provide as a family doctor. I love seeing babies, kids and young adults. Senior adults have always been a big part of my practice. I am so grateful to be able to provide care throughout the life cycle.
Other areas that I have always been interested in are adult ADHD, depression, anxiety and obesity medicine. I look forward to continuing this in my new practice.
Dr. Citron is a board-certified Family Medicine physician and certified menopause practitioner. She has a special interest in midlife women’s health and wellness.
She earned her undergraduate BA from University of Michigan as well as a graduate degree in Public Health Nutrition from the University of Michigan. She graduated from Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine to earn her medical degree in 2000. This was followed by a Family Medicine residency at St. John Oakland Macomb and has worked in Family Medicine for over 20 years. She received a certification as a menopause practitioner from The Menopause Society, formerly The North American Menopause Society. Dr. Citron is passionate about educating and empowering women to make informed choices during the menopause transition as well as caring for families of all ages.
Dr. Citron is married to Dr. Jeffrey Lupovitch and they have four amazing kids and a black Labrador retriever named Bear.
“All people deserve to go through midlife feeling great in their own bodies.”
A Doctor Who Believes Perimenopause (and beyond) Can Be The Best Years of Your Life
Stop feeling invisible, dismissed, and alone during one of your most important transitions.
Evidence-based hormone therapy, if appropriate, can treat this life stage as the beginning of your best years, not the end.
Today’s modern hormone therapies, such as transdermal estrogen and natural progesterone, and even some synthetic hormones are safe, effective, and truly life-changing. While outdated fears still linger from the Women’s Health Initiative study of the 1990s, today's options can be safe and effective. This isn’t just about easing symptoms, it’s about optimizing your health and reclaiming your power over the aging process. With regular monitoring and tailored adjustments, hormone therapy supports strong bones, a healthy heart, and sharp cognitive function for decades to come.