Part-Time
Virtual menopause care platform with insurance coverage
$110/hr
No H1B Sponsorship
Sacramento, CA, USA
Remote
100% virtual — work from anywhere in the U.S.
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Midi Health runs a nationwide virtual clinic for midlife women's health focused on perimenopause and menopause. It uses evidence-based clinical protocols trained for nurse practitioners and physicians to deliver care at scale, and it contracts with major insurers to cover consultations, medications, and testing. The platform provides personalized care plans, hormone and non-hormonal treatments, testing, mental health and sexual wellness support, lifestyle coaching, and AgeWell preventive longevity, plus broader midlife health like cardiovascular risk, sleep, cancer screening adherence, and weight management. Its goal is to improve health outcomes for midlife women, reduce total cost of care, and make menopause and midlife health a standard part of preventive care and employee wellness.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$262.9M
Headquarters
Los Altos, California
Founded
2021
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Midi Health has expanded its prescription skincare line targeting hormonal skin changes that accelerate through menopause. The telehealth company's new offerings include a Copper Peptide Repair Cream, joining existing products like Estriol+ Face and Eye Creams, Hydroquinone Even Tone Cream and Tretinoin Active Renewal Cream. Formulated by menopause specialists and physicians, the products address midlife skin issues including collagen loss, barrier dysfunction and hyperpigmentation. Women lose approximately 1% of collagen annually, with loss accelerating during menopause due to declining oestrogen and progesterone levels. Midi clinicians have curated product combinations targeting specific hormone-driven skin concerns. The prescription-strength skincare line is available across all 50 US states through insurance-covered services at joinmidi.com.
Delta Dental of California and Midi Health expand partnership. * June 3, 2026 * 4 minutes read * 1 day ago Collaboration aims to close care gaps around menopause and hormonal health through enhanced benefits, virtual care and public education Delta Dental of California and Affiliates (Delta Dental) and Midi Health, a leading telehealth platform specializing in perimenopause and menopause, expanded their partnership focused on improving access to integrated, women-centered care during key life stages: menopause and pregnancy. The collaboration reflects a broader shift in healthcare, recognizing oral health as a critical component of whole-body wellness rather than a separate area of care. For too long, menopause and pregnancy have been treated as isolated clinical moments, despite their wide-ranging effects across the body, including oral health. Conditions such as gum disease, along with symptoms like dry mouth, inflammation, and tooth sensitivity are common during menopause, yet often go unrecognized and undiscussed in routine care conversations. "As we continue to redefine what oral healthcare can and should look like, we need to call attention to the fact that oral health must be treated as foundational to overall health," said Sarah Chavarria, CEO of Delta Dental of California and Affiliates. "Women navigating menopause and other life stages have historically been underserved by disjointed systems of care. Through our expanded partnership with Midi Health, we're one step closer to creating a more connected model that improves awareness, expands access and supports women more holistically." The partnership continues amid growing evidence that women are seeking more proactive and integrated support. Research shows that 83% of women over 40 are unaware of menopause-related oral health symptoms, while only 18% have discussed menopause and oral health with their dentist. At the same time, 59% say they would welcome dentists initiating those conversations. Together, Delta Dental and Midi Health are working to reduce fragmentation across dental and medical systems by combining oral healthcare access with virtual menopause care, education, and specialist support. Part of Delta Dental's Next Stage(TM) Women's Health benefit, the program offers eligible members enhanced dental benefits to address the oral health impacts of pregnancy and menopause, and includes comprehensive support like specialty telehealth visits, curated partner products and member resources to help promote whole-body health during these pivotal life stages. Through the partnership, eligible members can connect virtually with menopause-trained clinicians for personalized care plans, and get support for symptoms related to sleep disruption, mood changes, sexual wellness, weight changes, cancer survivorship, and more. "Many women experience oral health symptoms tied to menopause without realizing the connection," said Joanna Strober, CEO and founder of Midi Health. "By partnering with Delta Dental, we're bringing greater visibility and support to an area of women's health that has been overlooked for too long." To mark the expanded partnership, Delta Dental and Midi Health are hosting a free interactive coffee truck experience in New York City on Wednesday, June 3, at 51st Street and Fifth Avenue from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ET. The event is designed to bring conversations around menopause and oral health into everyday settings, offering free coffee alongside educational resources and expert-backed information from Midi Health clinicians. The activation reflects the organizations' shared commitment to meeting women where they are and making conversations around menopause, oral health and whole-body wellness more visible, accessible, and stigma-free. "Healthcare cannot exist only inside clinical settings," added Chavarria. "If we want to improve awareness, access and outcomes, we have to bring these conversations into everyday life, making it easier for women to engage with." The partnership underscores a broader movement toward integrated, preventive, and whole-person care models that better support women across every stage of life. This is another step in Delta Dental's larger plan to support women. About Delta Dental of California and Affiliates: Since 1955, Delta Dental of California and Affiliates has offered comprehensive, high-quality oral health care coverage to millions of enrollees and built the strongest network of dental providers in the country. The Delta Dental of California enterprise includes its affiliates Delta Dental Insurance Company, Delta Dental of Pennsylvania, Delta Dental of New York, Inc., as well as the national DeltaCare USA network, and provides dental benefits to more than 27 million people across 15 states and the District of Columbia*. All are members of the Delta Dental Plans Association based in Chicago, Illinois, the not-for-profit national association that through a national network of Delta Dental companies collectively covers millions of people nationwide. Delta Dental is a registered trademark of Delta Dental Plans Association. For more information about Delta Dental of California and Affiliates, please visit www.deltadentalins.com. About Midi Health Midi Health is setting a new standard for healthcare. As the nation's fastest-growing women's telehealth company, Midi provides accessible, insurance-covered services in all 50 states - designed by world-class medical experts. Building on its leadership in perimenopause and menopause, Midi fills the critical health gaps women face at every age and life stage.
Midi Health, a women's telehealth company, has raised $100 million in a financing round led by Goodwater Capital, valuing the company at over $1 billion. Co-founder Joanna Strober described the milestone as validation for improving women's healthcare, which she said has been treated as an afterthought. Lloyds Online Doctor has expanded its weight-loss service in Ireland, now offering prescription delivery to patients' doors following clinical consultations. The AI in Social Care Alliance launched at Oxford's AI in Social Care Summit, aiming to establish best practice guidance and create a research hub. Biotech startup Helical announced $10 million in funding to advance its virtual AI laboratory, designed to transform bio foundation models into reproducible discovery systems for scientific hypothesis testing.
100,000 women in extreme pain. The top stories in women's health so far this week cover how a shingles shot is linked to lower dementia risk, rethinking when breast cancer screening should begin, and long-overdue data confirming thousands of women experience significant pain during C-sections every year. Feeling off lately? It could be your hormones. Allara helps women understand the root cause of their hormonal or metabolic symptoms with a comprehensive care team that combines expert medical and nutrition guidance. Whether you're managing PCOS, fertility challenges, perimenopause, thyroid conditions, or unexplained symptoms, you'll get a personalized care plan backed by advanced diagnostic testing and ongoing support. This isn't about quick fixes. It's about getting clarity and feeling like yourself again, with care that's accessible virtually and covered by insurance. A SHOT TO PREVENT DEMENTIA? // A study released early from Nature found people over age 65 who got the shingles vaccine were 51% less likely to develop dementia, and the "risk reduction was stronger in females compared to males." A drop in dementia risk is especially meaningful for women, who make up two thirds of Alzheimer's patients. ONE SIZE DOES NOT FIT ALL FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS // The Washington Post's Leana Wen breaks down the latest findings on breast cancer screenings, and how experts are rethinking mammograms as the first step in the process. She explains how a recent study found genetic testing at 30 might catch more real risks and fewer false alarms. C-SECTION ANESTHESIA FAILURES // The New York Times "Daily" podcast revisits a series from last year on how anesthesia is failing some women during C-section surgery, causing extreme pain. The issue is finally getting studied, and a major study last month found about 8% of women endure significant pain during a C-section. And with 1.2 million C-sections in the US every year, that means "100,000 women a year experience significant pain." MARY CLAIRE HAVER JOINS MIDI // Midi Health has hired the original Instagram menopause expert, Dr. Mary Claire Haver, as its first "Chief AgeWell Officer." CEO Joanna Strober said in a press release that "by collaborating with Dr. Haver, we are ensuring women continue to have access to care designed for their bodies, their hormones, and their real lives." MIDWIFES FOR MENOPAUSE // Ms. Magazine has an essay from a fourth-generation midwife reviving an old truth: midwifery isn't just for birth, it has also covered menopause (and still can). Racha Tahani Lawler describes her practice of offering individualized care that keeps bodily autonomy in the hands of patients.
Midi Health, a virtual care clinic for women, has appointed Dr Mary Claire Haver as its first Chief AgeWell Officer. Dr Haver, a board-certified obstetrician-gynaecologist and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, will work with Midi's clinical team to develop a proactive health model integrating menopause management with metabolic health, bone density, brain health and cardiovascular risk assessment. The platform focuses on preventative care targeting primary causes of female mortality and disability: heart disease, bone loss and cognitive decline. Dr Haver, founder of The Pause Life and author of bestselling books on midlife health, brings extensive experience in women's healthcare and medical education. Midi Health provides insurance-covered telehealth services across all 50 US states, positioning itself as the fastest-growing women's telehealth company in the nation.