Perimenopause platform Play Health is shutting down, Co-Founder and CEO Andrea Mazzocchi, announced on LinkedIn.
Launched in 2025, Play Health offered patients a place to track their symptoms, medications, cycles, and habits between appointments, generating AI-assisted personalized care plans and insights for their providers. As Mazzocchi put it,, Play Health’s “goal was to make personalized menopause care accessible to women by giving their providers the tools to deliver it.”
In announcing the closure, Mazzocchi said: Play Health wasn’t “able to find a place in healthcare (cash pay and insurance covered) for this solution to fit” — describing the platform as a data-driven preventative care resource designed to help patients and providers work together.
“While similar technologies help manage chronic diseases with high mortality and hospitalization rates, improved menopause care continues to be a ‘nice to have,’” she said.
According to Play Health’s website, the platform will be inactive as of September 9, giving users and clinicians time to download their data.
