Progyny and ŌURA link up on women’s health tracking

Progyny has announced a partnership with wearable tech company ŌURA to integrate smart ring data into women’s health and family building care.

The collaboration will enable Progyny care teams to use health data from the Oura Ring—such as sleep patterns, menstrual cycle insights, cardiovascular health, and stress levels—to support women from preconception through to menopause. The integration also aims to help identify potential health risks earlier and support a wide range of health goals.

For those trying to conceive, the insights may help identify fertile windows and assist with reproductive planning. During perimenopause or menopause, the data could reveal patterns that guide personalised care decisions or lifestyle changes.

Dr Janet Choi, chief medical officer at Progyny, said: “The more women understand about their bodies, the more empowered they are to partner with their health providers and articulate their health status and goals.

“Whether you are focused on conceiving your first child or managing changing weight and sleep issues through menopause, understanding your personal data is powerful—physically and emotionally.

“Taking control with physiologic data from the Oura Ring further supports Progyny’s focus on raising the bar and elevating health outcomes.”

The integration will allow for personalised recommendations around sleep, nutrition, movement and stress management based on each individual’s health trends and life stage.

Dorothy Kilroy, chief commercial officer at ŌURA, said: “Reproductive health management starts long before a doctor’s visit—it begins with daily awareness of your body’s patterns.

“By partnering with Progyny, we’re bridging the gap between those daily health patterns and clinical care, helping people navigate fertility and family planning with greater clarity, confidence, and support.

“This collaboration brings Oura’s powerful health signals into a setting where they can truly make a difference—guiding smarter care, earlier interventions, and more personalised journeys.”

The Oura Ring and membership will be made available to Progyny clients—including employers and health plans—from early 2026.

Progyny, listed on Nasdaq as PGNY, provides comprehensive women’s health and family building solutions. Its services include access to fertility and women’s health specialists, along with digital tools, coaching, education and personalised support.

ŌURA produces a smart ring that continuously tracks key health metrics to deliver individualised insights to users.