Progyny Study Finds Menopause Symptoms Improve in 70.8% of Members

By Public Technologies
  • Progyny today announced clinical study results showing improved menopause symptoms among members receiving care through its Menopause and Midlife program.
  • The greatest improvements were associated with personalized coaching combined with care from menopause-trained providers, compared with coaching alone.
  • Symptom relief extended across all measured symptoms, including among women who initially reported severe symptoms.
  • Findings have been published in a white paper supporting a connected care model integrating education, personalized guidance and specialized clinical care.


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