New Progyny Study Finds Significant Improvement in Menopause Symptoms Through Connected Care Model
Key Highlights
- ➤70.8% of members reported overall menopause symptom improvement
- ➤179 members completed initial and follow-up Menopause Rating Scale assessments
- ➤MRS scores improved 7.6 points with coaching plus menopause-trained provider care
- ➤40.4% of members with severe symptoms moved into a lower severity category
- ➤Progyny’s 2025–2026 study found associations, not causation
Expert Statements
Janet Choi, Chief Medical Officer of Progyny
“Menopause has historically been underdiscussed and undertreated. Growing awareness is an important step forward, but awareness alone isn’t enough”
Janet Choi, Chief Medical Officer of Progyny
“Women need reliable education and access to knowledgeable providers who offer evidence-based care tailored to their individual symptoms, health needs and goals. With so many products and treatments promoted today, employers also need confidence that the benefits they invest in connect employees to care grounded in clinical best practices, tailored to improve their health and well-being.”
NEW YORK, Oct. 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Progyny, Inc. (Nasdaq: PGNY), a global leader in women's health and family building solutions, today announced findings from a new clinical outcomes study showing significant improvements in menopause symptoms among members receiving care through its Menopause and Midlife program. The research found that more than 70% of members in the study experienced improvement in their menopause symptoms, with the greatest gains observed among those who received both personalized coaching and care from menopause-trained providers.
The findings, detailed in Progyny's new white paper, Beyond the Hype: Evidence for a Connected Model of Menopause Care, come during Menopause Awareness Month and as demand for menopause support continues to grow, yet access to evidence-based care remains limited, inconsistent, and difficult to navigate. In an expanding marketplace of menopause solutions offering widely varying levels of clinical support, the research underscores the importance of a connected care model that integrates education, personalized guidance, and specialized clinical care to help women navigate this critical life stage.
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