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FEMM Empowering women to achieve their health and fertility goals!
✨ Cycle Tracking App
✨ Group Classes
✨ 1-on-1 Support & Telehealth
✨ Medical Training

FEMM (Fertility Education + Medical Management) is a knowledge- and science-based reproductive health program for women, which teaches them to identify, track, and comprehend changes in their body that are relevant to their health and fertility. Women are guided to notice important, specific biological signs—i.e., menstruation and ovulation—and understand both why these signs occur and what they mean for their general and sexual health. Women can use these personal observations to more fully understand their body, knowledgeably partner with medical professionals in identifying health problems and solutions, address any irregularities and underlying problems, and make decisions about the timing of their pregnancies. FEMM has its headquarters in New York, with health centers available in Columbus, OH; New York, NY; and Eunice and Lafayette, LA. See more info here: https://femmhealth.org/health-centers. For more info about the FEMM Education page, see this: https://femmhealth.org/education/learn-femm. A FEMM iPhone is available.

10/15/2026

FEMM CEO Anna Halpine was invited to speak at the Texas House of Representatives last week. Listen to the first minute, where she shares the stories of three women failed by the medical system.

Too many women spend years living with symptoms-irregular or painful periods, infertility, heavy bleeding, debilitating fatigue, acne, or mood changes-all without a meaningful evaluation of the underlying hormonal and metabolic factors at the root.

(Hello! Enter stage left: FEMM telehealth and the basic hormonal profile!) 💁🏻‍♀️

That’s why FEMM is working to change the standard of care—through hormonal assessment, cycle health education, research and a clinical approach that diagnoses and treats the underlying factors affecting women’s health… Before they’re chronic.

Because women deserve to understand their bodies.
And they deserve medicine that takes their biology seriously.

From patient to team member 💜Before joining FEMM, Sydney Gardner was a FEMM patient herself. Today, as a Medical Assista...
10/09/2026

From patient to team member 💜

Before joining FEMM, Sydney Gardner was a FEMM patient herself. Today, as a Medical Assistant, she gets to support others on their own journeys.

Her experience gives her a unique perspective on patient care and the importance of listening, empathy, and understanding each person’s story.

At FEMM, every patient’s journey matters.

Read Sydney’s full interview through the link in our bio.

FEMM is working toward a healthcare model that measures, understands, and treats the underlying causes of women’s health...
10/08/2026

FEMM is working toward a healthcare model that measures, understands, and treats the underlying causes of women’s health conditions—not simply the symptoms.

Read the coverage from The Texas Dispatch or WATCH the video of Anna Halpine, FEMM CEO, giving an incredible statement to the Texas House of Representatives.

📖https://thetexasdispatch.com

💻house.texas.gov/videos/22877

Women deserve better than “wait and see.” They deserve answers.



The Texas Dispatch

Thank you to the Texas House of Representatives for the invitation to speak to the Subcommittee on Maternal Health, Meno...
10/07/2026

Thank you to the Texas House of Representatives for the invitation to speak to the Subcommittee on Maternal Health, Menopause and Access to Evidence-Based Medicine.

When we detect hormonal imbalances early, we can change the trajectory of a woman’s health—and her life.

Emma, Sophia and Mary. Three decades of life. One devastating thing in common: at each stage, there was an opportunity to look deeper. A hormonal profile could have been ordered. A single blood draw could have started the conversation. But, instead, women are told to wait.

Wait until adolescence passes.
Wait until pregnancy.
Wait until menopause is over.
Wait until the symptoms become impossible to ignore.

But women shouldn’t have to wait until they have a chronic condition to be taken seriously. Women deserve healthcare that understands hormones as essential drivers for every system of the body.

The future of women’s healthcare must be: listen. Investigate. Understand. Treat. Join FEMM in changing the standard of care for women!



Joanne Shofner Katrina Pierson Elizabeth 'Liz' Campos Texas House Republican Caucus Texas House Democrats

Thank you to the Texas House of Representatives for the invitation to speak to the Subcommittee on Maternal Health, Meno...
10/07/2026

Thank you to the Texas House of Representatives for the invitation to speak to the Subcommittee on Maternal Health, Menopause and Access to Evidence-Based Medicine.

FEMM is changing the standard of care for women. When we detect hormonal imbalances early, we can change the trajectory of a woman’s health—and her life. The patient stories of Emma, Sophia and Mary are all too common. Every year a woman’s hormonal health goes unmeasured and untreated is a year her mind and body quietly absorb the cost and pay for it later. It shows up in adolescence in mental health concerns and obesity, during her reproductive years as abnormal uterine bleeding, gestational diabetes during pregnancy, or in menopause with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

FEMM and the Reproductive Health Research Institute (RHRI) have the protocols and the medical network to deliver better care to women at every stage of their life.


Joanne Shofner Katrina Pierson and Elizabeth 'Liz' Campos Elizabeth Campos Texas House Democrats Texas House Republican Caucus

Our amazing FEMM doctors and medical providers are working hard in Tanzania this week! Here they are studying the latest...
09/30/2026

Our amazing FEMM doctors and medical providers are working hard in Tanzania this week! Here they are studying the latest on women’s health and bridging the gap between the research and the clinical practice through case studies on the FEMM and RHRI protocols. Go team! We are with you!

Behind every care plan is someone making sure you’re truly seen. Meet Leanne Jarvis, FEMM’s Patient Care Coordinator 💜 F...
09/29/2026

Behind every care plan is someone making sure you’re truly seen. Meet Leanne Jarvis, FEMM’s Patient Care Coordinator 💜 Full interview on the blog — link in bio.

Dr. Karen Poehailos presented Tracking and Treatment with FEMM, at a recent medical conference sponsored by Duquesne Uni...
09/10/2026

Dr. Karen Poehailos presented Tracking and Treatment with FEMM, at a recent medical conference sponsored by Duquesne University. The research shows that FEMM is ahead of the curve with its patient protocols (it takes on average seven year for a woman to receive to diagnosis and treatment!) FEMM research and protocols are changing the standard of care for women and we are seeing powerful changes for women’s improved mental and physical health. (For the record: we’ve been talking about metabolic phenotypes long before PCOS was renamed PMOS… 😎)

Thank you Dr. Poehailos for taking the time out of your busy schedule to present these exciting findings to other medical providers! Thank you for your contribution to the conversation around improving women’s health!

Dr. Poehailos is a trained family medicine MD and a Fellow with the Reproductive Health Research Institute (RHRI). She uses the RHRI and FEMM protocols to treat her patients. You can find the research on our website by visiting FEMMhealth.org

FEMM Health is hiring full-time Mid-Level Clinical Providers (NP, PA, or CNM) to join our remote telehealth practice.Swi...
09/09/2026

FEMM Health is hiring full-time Mid-Level Clinical Providers (NP, PA, or CNM) to join our remote telehealth practice.

Swipe to see what the role involves →

Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

📩 Send your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

Irregular periods, fatigue, changes in weight — for many teen girls, these get chalked up to “just growing up” or a lack...
08/18/2026

Irregular periods, fatigue, changes in weight — for many teen girls, these get chalked up to “just growing up” or a lack of discipline. But they can be the first signs of an underlying hormonal imbalance.

Read “It Was Never Your Fault” by Dr. Virginia de la Lastra to learn more about ovulatory dysfunction in teens and why early evaluation matters.

Read the full article → link in bio.

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