Menopause Support and Awareness with Midi

In my role, I see this daily: by the time an employer partners with Midi, their workforce is often already utilizing our care. Loved this point from Sharon Meers’s talk at #HERSummit. My team’s mission is to meet that organic demand and formalize it into a seamless, marketed resource for employees. We aren’t just creating a new solution; we’re scaling an in-network support system that women have been already building for themselves. #WomensHealth #EmployeeBenefits #CustomerSuccess #MenopauseAtWork #DigitalHealth #HRStrategy

The more we bring these experiences into the open, and the more investors, operators, and healthcare leaders engage, the faster we can build better care for women everywhere.

Subspecialty services are the key to sustainable growth. Nova Women’s Health Partners helps OB/GYNs expand programs in menopause care, pelvic health, imaging, and more, keeping high-value care in-house. Explore how Nova supports subspecialty expansion. https://lnkd.in/eGQh6R2M

Stop calling Menopause a trend! ⁠ It is a biological transition that every woman will experience if she lives long enough. Yet for decades, the medical system has not adequately trained providers to recognize, understand, or treat it.⁠ ⁠ What we’re seeing now isn’t a “moment.” ⁠ It’s a long overdue shift in awareness!! ⁠ ⁠ My mission has always been simple: continue educating physicians, practitioners, and women so that accurate, science-based information reaches as many people as possible.⁠ ⁠ Because when providers understand menopause, women get better care.⁠ When women understand their hormones, they make empowered decisions about their health.⁠ ⁠ This conversation cannot fade when the headlines do.⁠ ⁠ We must keep teaching, keep researching, and keep showing up for the millions of women navigating this transition every single day. 💗⁠ ⁠ Thank you so much for having me this week at SXSW @jadeva.us! ⁠ ⁠ #MenopauseWithJila #HerTimeHerHealth #JilaMD #ModernMidlife #FeelLikeYouAgain

"I'd recommend more male colleagues attend future sessions." Believe it or not, one of the push backs I still hear often from the organisations I speak to about supporting them around women's health and menopause is that they're apprehensive of investing in something that only a certain demographic of their team will be able to attend - middle to older aged women. Yep, there is still a belief, and worry, that younger women, and most definitely men, won't be interested or gain anything from being 'made' to attend something about menopause. Wrong. They will. Menopause is for everyone regardless of gender, age, or their life season. Each time I run sessions where men join, they walk away with so much insight and are always - and I guarantee this - grateful to have gained such valuable knowledge and insight. Having two male allies join the NAWIC session today was fantastic, and I hope in doing so will help to share the value that everyone can take away from exploring such a relevant and important topic. Thanks for coming along and sharing your experience Paul! #MenopauseInTheWorkplace

📈 Every year, more than 2 million women in the U.S. enter menopause. 📉 Every year, 75% percent of them leave their doctor's office without treatment. That's not a gap in awareness. It's a gap in access to the right information, a gap in clarity, and a gap in empowerment. This Thursday, March 19, Selfority founder and OBGYN Sarah Berg, MD FACOG MSCP and Nirvana Manning, MD will host an honest, evidence-based conversation on perimenopause and menopause. Their conversation will cover a host of useful topics, including what's actually happening in the female body. Drs. Berg and Manning will share current research and evidence-based information to give women and their families what they deserve to know. This special live event is hosted by the Clinton Foundation at the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, and moderated by Joy Secuban, Chief of Strategy and Programs for the Foundation. 📍 Clinton Presidential Center | Little Rock, AR 🗓 Thursday, March 19 | 6–7 PM 🔗 Free registration https://lnkd.in/gXzjJA7B If you can't make it to Little Rock, check back here for a link to the panel following the event. #WomensHealth #Menopause #Perimenopause #Selfority #ClintonFoundation #WomensHistoryMonth #MenopauseEducation #EvidenceBased #DrSarahBerg

I recently wrote about Anne Fulenwider former editor-in-chief of Marie Claire, who left magazines to start Alloy Health — and it’s incredible to see the impact she’s having. It’s also a reminder of something I’ve long believed: magazine people are wildly smart and adaptable. We spend our careers understanding audiences, building brands, spotting trends, and making big ideas happen with limited resources. That skill set translates ANYWHERE. I’m always inspired watching talented people from the magazine world go on to build new things—and cheering them on.

"This age group of women is at the peak of their careers. They have money to spend, and they have a problem that hasn't really been solved." – Stephanie Faubion, MD, director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Women's Health and medical director of The Menopause Society via Christine Yu in Outside #InternationalWomensDay

Ahead of International Women’s Day this Sunday, at PAGB, the consumer healthcare association we want to highlight the need to strengthen women’s access to timely, appropriate healthcare and to recognise the critical role of self-care in driving greater equity. ♀️    Our latest Self-Care Census shows:  54% of women experiencing menopause found it difficult or very difficult to secure a GP appointment  36% of women with heavy menstrual bleeding faced similar barriers    We know that six of the top ten self-treatable conditions driving GP visits in 2025 related directly to women’s health — from the contraceptive pill and UTIs to menopause and thrush. This reflects a significant unmet need and a clear opportunity to improve access.    Initiatives such as Pharmacy First, the reclassification of medicines including Ovesse and Evana Heavy Period Relief, and the launch of new OTC products such as CanesMeno are helping to shift care closer to home — enabling women to access treatment more quickly through community pharmacy while easing pressure on primary and secondary care.    Self-care is fundamental to improving outcomes, expanding choice and empowering women to take control of their health.    This International Women’s Day, we want to encourage continued collaboration across the system to improve access and support better outcomes for women. #internationalwomensday #IWD2026

This data highlights the ongoing barriers many women face in accessing timely healthcare — and the important role self-care and community pharmacy can play in improving access and outcomes. #Internationalwomensday