I wrote about my own journey in training as an ob/gyn, how it was shaped by racism, and the uncomfortable question that belies the science of fertility: who deserves to have a baby?
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So excited to share our next #ThePainGapPodcast guest with you! Dr. @neel_t_shah of Maven Clinic! He joins us next week to talk all things #Roe , #IVF and #election2024 .

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#Doulas , or birth coaches, can help improve maternity outcomes, especially among Black people. Today in #Employer Coverage, evidence from a new study shows benefits to virtual doula visits.

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It’s no surprise that Kate Ryder, CEO of Maven Clinic, has been included on Modern Healthcare’s Women Leaders in Healthcare 2024 list. The distinction recognizes female leaders who are making #healthcare delivery improvements across the country. Read the full list of honorees.

Empowering women—in the workplace, in healthcare, in every aspect of their lives—sparks a chain reaction around the world.

At Maven, we’re committed to building a healthcare model that puts women and families first—International Women’s Day and every day.

#IWD2024

The women named to the inaugural #CNBCChangemakers list are setting the standard for what it takes to defy the odds, innovate and thrive in a volatile business landscape. cnb.cx/3Tc6PQR

Employers like AT&T, Maven Clinic, Indeed and more weigh in on how #tech is driving business strategies around #healthcare , #mentalhealth and #DEI .

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Maven Clinic and AT&T expand their partnership to include #fertility , #maternity and #postpartum care for 125,000 employees. Here’s why it matters:

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Thank you to CNBC for spotlighting our Founder & CEO Kate Ryder as one of their 2024 Changemakers, a list recognizing women whose accomplishments have left an indelible mark on the economy and business world.

Read Kate’s full profile: cnb.cx/48xa5uz

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The women named to the #CNBCChangemakers list are setting the standard for what it takes to defy the odds, innovate & thrive in a volatile business landscape. See who's on the list & check out the Changemakers event in NYC: bit.ly/49zjzaa

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.AT&T's 125,000 employees now have fertility, family building benefits through Maven Clinic bit.ly/49gvbhY

About 70% of employers believe reproductive and family health benefits help attract talent, according to recent research from Maven Clinic. This is reinforced by its success in providing family-building and fertility support to AT&T's workforce. See more in Fast Company.

Roses are red
Violets are blue
Moms deserve safety...
and dignity too
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interesting way to keep women in the workforce, increase diversity in teams, and help close the gender gap

'70% of employers believe reproductive and family health benefits are important to help attract prospective hires, while 75% said it was crucial for retention.'

A new report from Maven Clinic makes it clear that fertility benefits are a major priority for workers. f-st.co/Yf0oxi9

Our portcos are paving the way for #healthcare innovation in NY. We're proud to see Komodo Health on the Digital Health New York 100 for the first time, with Maven Clinic, Quartet Health and Vesta Healthcare consistently making the list since its inception. #DH100

Our cofounder Neel Shah, MD and Board MemberEugene Declercq in @health_affairs answer 5 policy-related questions that arise from recently-released birth data, highlighting inequities in outcomes and substantial shifts in who is giving birth, and how. healthaffairs.org/content/forefr…

Three of the leading NYC founders in digital health –
Kate Ryder, Z Reitano, and Toyin Ajayi – come together with Deena Shakir to outline how AI is bringing 'mass customization' to healthcare that meets more people's needs:

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts has launched a new reproductive health care team and has partnered with Maven Clinic for 24/7 reproductive health support. ow.ly/pp9k105ftCI

For The Preprint, Neel Shah, MD examines an unexpected paternal health crisis: the difficult relationship men have with accepting healthcare—and their own bodies.

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