Clue has launched ‘Get Care,’ a free feature to connect its 100 million users to women’s health care providers across the US, UK, and Germany.
Connecting insights to clinical care, the cycle-tracking app’s latest feature will direct users to providers across contraception, conception, metabolic and mental health, perimenopause, and at-home testing. Starting in November, the company will add weight management and expanded menopause care.
“Women are already using their Clue data to navigate the healthcare system and advocate for the care they need,” said Rhiannon White, CEO at Clue. “But women should not have to do all the work of connecting what they know about their bodies with the care available to them. Get Care is about making that next step easier, giving women trusted options and a clearer path to the right care.”
To kickstart the initiative, Clue has teamed up with a network of vetted providers, including TwentyEight Health, TeleClinic, Evaro, Plan Your Baby, Hertility, Embla, Navicare, and inne, with plans to add more platforms and care pathways. The company has also partnered with Novo Nordisk to support metabolic health education and care access.
“Having the right resources and information can help women feel more confident asking questions, discussing concerns with healthcare professionals and making informed choices about their care,” said Kathrine Bengaard Poulsen, Novo Nordisk’s Senior Vice President, Medical, Marketing & Regulatory, International Operations.
