Virtual Midlife Women’s Health Clinic Partners with Keck Medicine for Personalized Perimenopause and Menopause Care

Midi Health, a midlife women’s health clinic based in California, has recently announced a partnership with Keck Medicine of USC to provide personalized care plans for individuals going through perimenopause and menopause. The company offers a virtual care platform specifically designed for women aged 40 and older, with access to nurse practitioners who specialize in perimenopause and menopause. These nurses are overseen by physicians and researchers, and the platform offers a range of interventions from lifestyle coaching to prescribed medication.

Through this collaboration, Keck Medicine will utilize Midi Health’s virtual support clinic to connect patients with their Keck-affiliated physicians. Patients can either visit Midi Health’s platform directly or be referred by their physicians. Joanna Strober, CEO and founder of Midi Health, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating that it will help meet the needs of millions of women throughout Southern California who are experiencing symptoms of perimenopause and menopause. This partnership will provide Keck female patients with easy access to expert, personalized midlife care through telehealth services.

Midi Health has secured significant funding in recent years, including a $14 million seed investment in 2022 and a $25 million Series A funding round in 2023. This has allowed the company to expand its offerings nationwide and form partnerships with other healthcare systems, such as Memorial Hermann Health System in Houston. Additionally, Midi Health has collaborated with Neurotrack to help differentiate between brain fog symptoms in women due to menopause or early signs of cognitive impairment.

With a total raise of $100 million, Midi Health continues to grow and provide innovative virtual care services to women. Other companies in this space include Evernow, Ovia Health, and Upliv, which focus on offering virtual care services for women’s health needs.