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Standard bloodwork can tell you a lot about a woman's health, but it isn't always enough—especially when it comes to spotting concerns that often arise in midlife. Midi Health Chief Medical Officer Kathleen Jordan, MD, spoke to Helen Carefoot about why advocating for more than the bare-minimum labs is so important. Read the FlowSpace article: https://lnkd.in/eSYrER5P

⚕️CLINICIANS⚕️ Heart disease remains the number one killer of women. Don't miss this discussion on why your approach to risk assessment in patients in peri/menopause should differ from the standard—and how. ➡️ Register to attend or receive the recording: https://lnkd.in/eQgHxsjd SPEAKERS: Kathleen Jordan, MD Midi Health Chief Medical Officer, internal medicine physician, and Menopause Society Certified Provider Sirisha Vadali, MD Double board-certified cardiologist and advanced lipidologist specializing in prevention, cardiometabolic, and women's heart health #webinar #clinicaleducation #womenshealth #hearthealth #menopause #midihealth

Small- and medium-size business (SMB) leaders everywhere are likely nodding their heads in agreement with Jimmy Nesbitt's recent Employee Benefit News' article on rising health costs pushing employers to rethink benefits strategies. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eACuZ64N Unlike larger employers, SMBs often lack the kind of infrastructure and budget that can help launch healthcare-cost-curbing interventions. It's a good thing they don't need to clear those hurdles to offer Midi Health.

This Thursday, be there for an important conversation about shaping the future of women's health. Join Midi Health Chief Women's Health Ambassador Tamsen Fadal and fellow advocates and experts as they speak with lawmakers about the far-reaching health and economic impact of peri/menopause. Together, they'll explore how smarter policies can improve health outcomes, reduce long-term healthcare costs, and help more women thrive in the workforce. Women's Health Advocates Congressional Briefing: The Menopause Policy Imperative 📅 July 23 | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET Register for this virtual event: https://lnkd.in/gt55rv9H

In a recent survey of 2,000+ adults conducted by The Harris Poll, a majority of both men AND women said that those in perimenopause and menopause should not be expected to simply "push through" their symptoms. Thanks to more open discussion about peri/menopause, public awareness and understanding are changing. In fact, for some of our patients, it's the men in their lives who encouraged them to book their first visit with a Midi Health clinician (often after hearing from their employer that we're in-network with their family's health plan). To them and anyone not only appreciating the impact of peri/menopause but taking steps to support women, it's our turn to thank you. Let's keep changing the narrative together.

⚕️CLINICIANS⚕️ How and why should cardiovascular risk assessment of women in peri/menopause differ from the standard? Join Midi Health Chief Medical Officer Kathleen Jordan, MD, and special guest, cardiologist Sirisha Vadali, MD, for a virtual discussion designed for clinicians. The session will feature real-world case studies from Dr. Vadali's practice and include Q&A. ➡️ Register to attend or receive the recording: https://lnkd.in/eQgHxsjd __________________________ ABOUT DR. JORDAN Dr. Jordan is an internal medicine physician and Menopause Society Certified Provider. In her role at Midi, she helps create multidisciplinary clinical protocols and leads a team of clinicians in caring for women in midlife. ABOUT DR. VIDALI Dr. Vadali is a double board-certified cardiologist and advanced lipidologist specializing in prevention, cardiometabolic, and women's heart health. With expertise in complex lipid disorders and precision diagnostics, she delivers advanced, patient-centered care.

Check out this episode of Not Your Mother's Midlife Crisis podcast where Midi Health Medical Director Christy Beyer MD, MSCP, DABOM delves into exactly what we mean when we say we deliver personalized, holistic care. It covers a range of topics and ideas to consider when navigating peri/menopause. 👉 Full episode: https://lnkd.in/eEdfQNsC

Pregnancy and the geriatric years are universally accepted as times when a woman requires specialized care. The years in between bring hormonal changes that affect nearly every aspect of women's body, yet specialized peri/menopause care remains one of the biggest gaps in health care. Midi Health CEO and Co-Founder Joanna Strober joined Bloomberg Television's Wall St Week to discuss why thinking of menopause as "a moment" perpetuates un- and underserved needs of millions of patients. 📺 Watch it here (09:53): https://lnkd.in/eRFu7z5B

Mercer U.S. Health Leader Simon Camaj, commenting on the firm's recent survey of employers, said that 2027 is poised to be a year in which benefits managers use different levers to manage rising costs, including guiding their people to higher-value care and providing support where it will have the greatest impact. That could mean doing what feels like reinventing your benefits strategy, or it could mean making sure you are maximizing the value of your health plan just as it is today. Midi Health is an in-network healthcare provider for most PPO plans. If yours is one of them, employees can access our specialized care right now. Our virtual model improves access, and our multidisciplinary care both streamlines and optimizes the patient journey, reducing the cost of care. Sometimes complicated challenges have simple solutions. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gPSznhZf

Most women have had a conversation about birth control with their doctor. For some, that is something that happens in their 20s and 30s. But as Midi Health Chief Clinical Officer Mindy Goldman, MD, reminds readers in a recent PureWow article by Rachel Bowie, ovulation doesn't stop during hormonal decline—it simply becomes highly erratic, meaning that an unplanned pregnancy is still very possible until menopause. Dr. Goldman shared more on this and why birth control offers benefits far beyond pregnancy prevention for women in midlife. 👉 Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eZcVKAJG