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Solera Health launches women’s health network to fill ‘critical’ gaps in healthcare

By Published On: October 31, 2022
Solera Health launches women’s health network to fill ‘critical’ gaps in healthcare

The US healthtech company Solera Health has announced the launch of its women’s health network of digital point solutions.

The company’s new network will cover the spectrum of women’s health needs, aiming to fill “critical gaps in care to bring more access to women who need it”.

Solera’s platform provides intensive lifestyle and behavioural social interventions to impact costly chronic conditions and offer personalised solutions.

Its research found that 68 per cent of women agreed women’s health does not get enough attention with 87 per cent feeling very or extremely interested in exploring health solutions offered by the company.

“Women’s health needs extend beyond fertility and maternity, and we have purposefully built a network that spans the lifecycle of women’s unique health needs, from pelvic floor dysfunction to menopause,” said Mary Langowski, Solera Health CEO.

“Women’s health continues to be one of the most underserved segments in our healthcare system and we are excited to expand our offerings to address some of the most prevalent health disorders women are facing today.”

Solera’s women’s health network will begin with five partner solutions – Frame Fertility, Origin, Pacify, RestoreBalance and Visana – and will address women’s physical, behavioural and social needs.

The company says the solutions serve as a complement to maternal offerings to help a health plan or employer better serve the needs of all women in its population through a single contract and IT integration.

The AI and personalised matching experience developed by Solera pairs programme participants with their “best-fit programme” based on their clinical needs and personal preferences to help them get the care they need when they need it.

Langowski said: “Solera’s women’s health network is a clinically inclusive and expansive offering, addressing key women’s health needs at every age, leading to a more satisfied, productive workforce that feels empowered and supported.

“Our new suite of evidence-based women’s health programmes continues our mission of bringing the best solutions to address the diverse clinical needs of our member populations.

“We are committed to ensuring that every individual receives the personalised care needed to achieve superior outcomes at a lower cost.”

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