Carrot, a global fertility and family care platform, has partnered with Origin to deliver integrated pelvic floor therapy to its members. The collaboration provides access to virtual and in-person pelvic floor therapy alongside digital programs, addressing an underdiagnosed area of reproductive and women's health. Pelvic floor dysfunction affects millions but remains undertreated due to high costs, limited provider availability and fragmented care pathways. Origin reports the partnership reduces costs by over $3,000 per patient annually whilst improving outcomes across fertility, maternity and long-term health. Carrot data shows 85% of its members report pelvic floor health symptoms. The programme includes clinically guided support, provider navigation and financial coverage for eligible expenses, integrating pelvic floor care into employer benefits alongside Carrot's existing reproductive health services.

Carrot, a fertility and family care platform, has launched Carrot Intelligence, a proprietary AI platform built on the world's largest dataset in the category, spanning 195 countries. The system uses data from millions of members and over $1 billion in processed claims to deliver contextual care decisions and earlier clinical interventions. The platform powers recent product developments including Sprints, a metabolic health programme to reduce high-risk pregnancies, and a Global Price Monitoring System that detects billing anomalies and fraud. Carrot Intelligence enables earlier intervention, context-driven care delivery, and automated fraud detection at scale. The system is guided by clinicians and does not train foundation models on protected health information. Future capabilities will include care navigation, treatment pathway optimisation and predictive analytics for plan sponsors.

Carrot, a global fertility and family-building platform, has launched an AI-powered Global Price Monitoring System designed to detect billing fraud and abuse in fertility care worldwide. The system analyses nearly $1 billion in claims data across more than 50 currencies to establish dynamic pricing benchmarks. The system addresses growing concerns in the fertility market, where the global surrogacy sector alone is projected to reach $201.8 billion by 2034. Claims are automatically evaluated against real-time pricing norms, with unusual patterns flagged for specialist investigation before employers absorb costs. The technology aims to catch billing errors, price inflation and unjustified service fees across fertility treatments, surrogacy, adoption and related services. This marks Carrot's second AI capability, following its recent metabolic-fertility programme launch.