After struggling to find doctors who properly treated her own menopause symptoms,

Joanna Strober created Midi Health, a virtual clinic designed for the millions of women navigating this significant life transition.

Here's her take on revolutionizing women's health care.

When I was in my 40s, I had a big job and things actually started falling apart in my life.

I was angry a lot, I wasn't sleeping, I was having hot flashes.

And honestly, I didn't know what was going on in my body, and I didn't really have a lot of models to tell me that I was experiencing perimenopause and that

I should be doing something about it.

Our physical and our emotional lives are actually very tied together.

If you're not sleeping, if you're having anxiety, when you go to work the next day, it's really hard to perform.

And the statistics are actually staggering and really unhappy when you read that over 50%

of women are not applying for a raise at work because of these menopause symptoms, and

10% actually leave their jobs because of menopause symptoms that are 100% treatable.

When I actually found a provider to help me,

which took about a year to get into that provider,

they had a six-month waiting list.

Within two weeks, I was on a selection of medications

and my entire life got better.

I'm just really sad that it took me so long

in order to get the right care.

I really feel strongly that menopause care is an issue of equity.

I really believe women have the right to expert care.

Midi Health is a national virtual care clinic for women to take care of all of the issues of perimenopause and menopause.

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