Congrats and brava to Midi Health. This is a huge win for women's health. I've followed (and envied) Midi as I worked for competitor Gennev, which was one of the original telehealth specialty menopause platforms. Sadly, the pioneers in a category rarely become the unicorns. Shout out to Jill Angelo and Dr. Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su, who built Gennev and turned it into an incredible telehealth clinic (with an exit to Unified Women's Healthcare). I still believe Gennev's care model of OB/GYN + RDN is superior to Midi's but what's most important is that more women have access to specialty menopause care.
Gennev! That’s a name I’ve not heard in a while! Thank you for noting them here - you make such a valid point about pioneers, it feels like being first can either be the making of you or you’re just too early to really benefit. I’m sure you have so many interesting experiences from that time spent working for them.
Brillant analysis of how Midi Health becamethe menopause unicorn. The parallel between IVF's journey and menopause care evolving from niche to mainstream is really insightful. I saw a similar pattern when working on healthcare access research last year where taboo topics suddenly got traction once systems embraced them. Menopause isn't jus a market opporunity its overdue infrastructure.
Congrats and brava to Midi Health. This is a huge win for women's health. I've followed (and envied) Midi as I worked for competitor Gennev, which was one of the original telehealth specialty menopause platforms. Sadly, the pioneers in a category rarely become the unicorns. Shout out to Jill Angelo and Dr. Rebecca Dunsmoor-Su, who built Gennev and turned it into an incredible telehealth clinic (with an exit to Unified Women's Healthcare). I still believe Gennev's care model of OB/GYN + RDN is superior to Midi's but what's most important is that more women have access to specialty menopause care.
Gennev! That’s a name I’ve not heard in a while! Thank you for noting them here - you make such a valid point about pioneers, it feels like being first can either be the making of you or you’re just too early to really benefit. I’m sure you have so many interesting experiences from that time spent working for them.
Brillant analysis of how Midi Health becamethe menopause unicorn. The parallel between IVF's journey and menopause care evolving from niche to mainstream is really insightful. I saw a similar pattern when working on healthcare access research last year where taboo topics suddenly got traction once systems embraced them. Menopause isn't jus a market opporunity its overdue infrastructure.
Oooh I’d love to come to the CensHership event but looks like it’s just in-person. Will there be a livestream by any chance?