Your care team
Everyone who contributes to your health, in one place.
Health isn't only what happens in an exam room. Her Health Place brings medical and wellness practitioners onto the same record, because the sleep, the food, the training and the therapy are part of the clinical picture too.
Primary care physicians
The hub of the record. Your PCP sees the full longitudinal history — labs, specialist notes, symptom logs — instead of a referral letter and a summary.
OB-GYN & reproductive health
Cycle, fertility, pregnancy, perimenopause and menopause care, held in the same timeline as everything else happening in your body.
Specialists
Rheumatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, dermatology, cardiology and more — the specialties where women's symptoms most often get split apart and explained away.
Therapists & psychiatrists
Licensed mental health practitioners, with therapy notes private to you by default and shared only where you decide it helps your care.
Dietitians & nutritionists
Nutrition guidance informed by your actual labs and symptom history rather than a questionnaire filled out on a first visit.
Personal trainers & physical therapists
Training and rehab programming that accounts for a flare, a new medication or a bad stretch of sleep — because those are on the record too.
Sleep, pelvic health & allied practitioners
The practitioners women already assemble on their own, brought inside one record instead of coordinated by text message.
Caregiver coordination
A future caregiver portal lets legal caregivers of aging parents coordinate scheduling and treatment plans with the same permissioned model.
Why it matters
A symptom means more when someone can see it in context.
Fatigue on its own is nearly useless diagnostically. Fatigue alongside three months of logged joint pain, a thyroid panel, a change in training load and a new prescription is a pattern — and a pattern is what gets investigated instead of dismissed.
That's the whole argument for integrated care: not more appointments, but appointments where the person across from you already has the context.
Joint pain — hands, morning
Fatigue
Sleep quality
Training load
Pattern flagged for review
How the team works together
Shared context, separate judgment.
Everyone reads the same history
Each practitioner you've permitted works from the same record, so nobody is guessing at what another provider found.
Nobody grades anybody else
Practitioners view notes shared with them, but never comment on another practitioner's notes. Shared context doesn't mean a debate in your chart.
You stay the decision-maker
Access is granted by you, scoped by you, and revocable by you — for every practitioner on the list, at any time.
Recommended by women in the network
Members can recommend practitioners they trust to each other, so the network grows by reputation rather than by ad spend.