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Perimenopause can start earlier than most of us expect, and the symptoms are real, even if they’re often dismissed. We’re proud to see our fearless co-founder, Anne Fulenwider, featured in a recent The New York Times article about the need for more support and awareness surrounding perimenopause. Anne’s insights underscore the urgency and the opportunity we have to rethink how we support women in midlife and beyond. The more we normalize this conversation, the more women will get the care they need earlier, with less suffering. https://lnkd.in/gwXkFTbe

Today, on World Menopause Day, we’re celebrating a new way forward. For too long, menopause was treated like an ending. At Alloy, we know it’s the start of a powerful new chapter: Better access. Better care. Better information. Because women deserve better. We meet women where they are today, and prepare them for what they’ll need tomorrow. After all, half the population will experience menopause. And everyone deserves better.

Introducing Alloy’s Periodic Table of Menopause, a new framework to bring clarity and attention to one of the most overlooked areas of women’s health. Menopause is not a fringe issue; it’s a universal transition that more than 1.3 million women in the U.S. enter each year. Yet too often, women are left without answers, with nearly 20% waiting over a year after symptoms begin before receiving an official assessment. Alloy was founded on the belief that women deserve better care in midlife. The Periodic Table of Menopause is one way we’re carrying that mission forward: a simple, visual tool that organizes the essential elements of thriving in midlife into one clear guide. It’s designed to replace confusion with understanding and to remind women they don’t have to navigate this stage of life alone. And of course, it’s no coincidence. Just as an alloy is made stronger when the right elements come together, we designed this table to show how science, care, and support fuse into something greater than the sum of their parts. The Table’s pillars: Core Nutrients, Wellness Habits, Educational Resources, Alloy Solutions, and Alloy Support, represent the full spectrum of what thriving in midlife requires. We designed it not as a catch-all prescription, but as a compass: • To help women see where they are and where they might want to focus • To bridge science, care, and community • To be a living framework that evolves with you We invite you to explore it, share it, and let it be your blueprint to good health. https://lnkd.in/ezjb34pi

HLTH brings together leaders shaping the future of health — and this year, Alloy will be part of two critical conversations. Sunday, October 19 - Alloy Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. Sharon Malone, will join the Women Are Not Octopuses panel, challenging the unrealistic expectations placed on women in health, work, and life, and calling for system-level change. Monday, October 20 - Alloy Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Anne Fulenwider, will moderate The Art of Respectful Competition: Consumer Health CMO Edition, with Dr. Jessica Shepherd, MD, MBA, FACOG (hims & hers) and Dr. Melynda Barnes, MD (Ro). Alloy’s presence at HLTH Inc. reflects more than participation. It’s our commitment to a future where consumer health is elevated and women’s health is never treated as an afterthought. If you’re in Las Vegas, join us in these conversations. If you’re following from afar, we’ll share key takeaways after the event. #HLTHUSA

We’re celebrating our Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. Sharon Malone, on the launch of her new podcast: The Second Opinion with Dr. Sharon. In addition to being a bestselling author, Dr. Sharon has long been a trusted and respected voice in women’s health. Now, she’s bringing that same expertise, warmth, and clarity to the podcast space. Each week, she’ll sit down with leading experts to explore the health issues women truly face, always grounded in science, compassion, and real solutions. We’re proud to see Dr. Sharon continue leading the conversation on women’s health as we work together to build a movement for better care. Join us in congratulating Dr. Sharon, and tune in to The Second Opinion today. https://lnkd.in/eNeXAyAY

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Delivering care that is effective, seamless, and personal requires world-class technology leadership. To accelerate that mission, Nick Parker has joined Alloy Health as Chief Technology Officer. With more than 20 years of experience building and scaling platforms across healthcare, logistics, and B2B SaaS, Nick has led organizations through rapid growth, platform modernization, and complex cross-functional alignment. He’s also known for building high-performing teams that operate with speed, clarity, and purpose. At Alloy, Nick’s expertise will fast-track our mission: ensuring every woman who comes to us receives care that is trusted, frictionless, and deeply personal. Welcome, Nick. We’re glad you’re here!

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Our co-founder, Anne Fulenwider, joined Alexis Benveniste on her Substack, Extra Credit, to discuss how Alloy Health is reshaping healthcare and why women’s health must be at the center, not a footnote, of every woman’s journey. Read more here:  https://lnkd.in/eYJt6tEe