HER HEALTHX
Bridging the Care Communication Gap
to Improve Health Outcomes for Women
the care communication gap
Many women face preventable delays in diagnosis as patients and caregivers. They experience fragmented care and emotional dismissal in healthcare settings.
As a result, conditions can go undiagnosed for years. Women may avoid care entirely due to stigma or fear of not being believed.
Impact of the gap
poor health affects families and communities
REPEAT VISITS AND MISSED WORK ARE COSTLY
staying undiagnosed lowers trust
poor health affects families and communities
REPEAT VISITS AND MISSED WORK ARE COSTLY
staying undiagnosed lowers trust
cost of the gap*
%
Women spend 25% of their lives in poor health compared with men.
Up to 70,000 adverse events could be avoided, which cost U.S. health systems billions of dollars.
Closing the women’s health gap could create approximately $1 trillion in global GDP annually by 2040.
THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE
Caregivers and patients describe symptoms in various ways, but providers are trained to listen for specific keywords and patterns and may miss the full picture.
Important details can be lost in the conversation between patient and provider.
THAT'S WHERE WE
COME IN.
THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE REIMAGINED
HER HEALTHX is building a digital platform to bridge the care communication gap and achieve better health outcomes at every healthcare touchpoint.
WHAT WE'RE BUILDING
Search
Patients input the symptoms they are experiencing into our platform.
Translation
Patient symptoms are translated into medical language easily understood by doctors.
SUMMARY
Patients receive a keyword symptom narrative to share at their next appointment.
WHO WE'RE HELPING
FEMALE PATIENTS
Feel heard, validated, and are treated with timely care
CAREGIVERS
Gain clear communication tools to advocate with confidence
PROVIDERS
Understand patients' needs faster to improve care experience
OUR MISSION
Transform women's healthcare experience by bridging the care communication gap between providers, patients, and caregivers.
OUR VISION
When patients, caregivers, and providers speak the same language, health outcomes improve.