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Women's Health

Empowering women
with personalized, compassionate care

Extend in-person care with digital pathways for pregnancy-related pain, postpartum recovery, and urinary incontinence—designed for providers to expand access, reduce burden, and improve outcomes.

Woman in a gray tank top holds a yoga mat and checks her phone, possibly using medbridge.
A message bubble invites the user to join medbridge’s digital healthcare program with a link and a 10:46 AM timestamp. A medbridge screen shows four pelvic health exercises with images and descriptions.

The Why

Women's health concerns are often overlooked and undertreated—Pathways changes that

32%

of women have at least one pelvic floor disorder.1

60%

of women 65 years and older experience urinary incontinence.2

3.6M

annual US births, with millions of women who need postpartum care.3

15k

shortage of OB-GYNs by 20502

The How

Bring scalable, evidence-based women’s health rehab to your
organization—without expanding your footprint

App interface showing progress in knee pain exercises and lessons on medbridge: 22 sessions, 12 lessons, Phase 2 at 6/8, Phase 1 completed.
Medbridge progress tracker: Phase 3 ongoing with 3 days, 2 exercise sessions, and 8 lessons; Phases 1 and 2 completed, Phase 4 not started. Congrats: 4 lessons and 32 exercise sessions completed in medbridge phase 2, highlighting dedication.

Engaging Digital Programs at Home

Pathways are designed to be simple and easy use so patients stay committed to their program.

High-Quality, Safe Programs for Every Ability Level

Medbridge programs are backed by our Medical Advisory Board and proven in the market, providing safe and effective support.

Proactive Patient Progress Monitoring

Care coordinators can monitor Patient Reported Outcomes and red flags, with automated intervention if necessary.

Pelvic Health Support for Every Life Stage

Guided exercises are tailored to key stages of pregnancy, postpartum, and midlife, with programs that progress with patients.

Engaging Digital Programs at Home

Pathways are designed to be simple and easy use so patients stay committed to their program.

High-Quality, Safe Programs for Every Ability Level

Medbridge programs are backed by our Medical Advisory Board and proven in the market, providing safe and effective support.

Proactive Patient Progress Monitoring

Care coordinators can monitor Patient Reported Outcomes and red flags, with automated intervention if necessary.

Pelvic Health Support for Every Life Stage

Guided exercises are tailored to key stages of pregnancy, postpartum, and midlife, with programs that progress with patients.
A medbridge app screen shows pelvic health stats with exercise sessions, lessons, and progress bars.
Medbridge progress tracker: Phase 3 ongoing with 3 days, 2 exercise sessions, and 8 lessons; Phases 1 and 2 completed, Phase 4 not started. Congrats: 4 lessons and 32 exercise sessions completed in medbridge phase 2, highlighting dedication.

How can providers use Pathways for women’s health care?

Non-Surgical Pregnancy Postpartum

Redirect Non-Surgical Incontinence
Patients Efficiently

High-cost specialists are flooded with patients who don’t need surgery — just better conservative care. Pathways diverts individuals into effective, guideline-aligned pelvic health programs, reducing downstream costs and freeing up surgical teams for patients who truly require procedural care.

Address Pregnancy-Related
MSK Pain Sooner

Pregnant patients experiencing back, hip, or pelvic pain face delays of 60–90+ days for in-person rehab. Pathways enables providers to initiate evidence-based care immediately, reducing unnecessary imaging, improving functional outcomes, and preserving in-person capacity for complex cases.

Extend Postpartum Care Without
Adding Burden

Most postpartum patients receive a single follow-up visit — but their rehab needs extend far beyond that. Pathways delivers structured, birth-specific digital care plans that support full recovery and reduce long-term complications, all without additional strain on clinical staff or infrastructure.

Pathways patient journey in action

Jane, recently postpartum, is experiencing pubic symphysis pain, making daily activities like walking and lifting her baby challenging.

1

Wellness Visit

Jane sees her sees her OB during her 6 week follow-up.

2

PT Screen

Jane is connected with a PT either in office or through a virtual consult.

3

Assignment

PT assigns Jane a Postpartum Pathway with home exercises and education.

A mobile app screen shows a medbridge postpartum program video titled "Welcome to phase 1" with a watch button.
4

Begins Pathway

Jane onboards and begins her program. Its flexibility fits her busy life—she can complete short sessions while baby naps.

App screen showing phase 1 progress in the Medbridge wellness program: 32 exercise sessions and 4 lessons completed.
5

Progress

When she’s ready, Jane progresses to the next phase.

6

Complete

Jane is back to exercising, managing daily activities and empowered with tools to maintain her recovery.

If Jane isn't a good fit for Pathways, the PT would recommend in-person care.

A dedicated Pathways manager monitors the patient's progress and, when necessary, engages with the patient.

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What the healthcare community is saying

Discover how our products are making a difference for providers like you.

“The educational content was really beneficial and helped me understand how to mitigate my symptoms. It’s helped me get back to what I want to do.”

Pathways User

“Pathways is helping us provide patients with every option for their care, in ways we couldn’t do before. This not only empowers patients, but keeps us ahead of the competition and keeps patients in system.”

Outpatient Rehab Director

Corewell Health

“We’re excited that we can touch so many more patients than we are today. Healthcare is often reactive, but Pathways fits into our focus on proactive wellness plans”

Virtual Therapy Services Manager

Sentara

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References
  1. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-13501-w
  2. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24036399/#:~:text=We%20estimate%20that%201%2C218%2C371%20new%20patient%20visits,increase%20by%2035%%20between%202010%20and%202030
  3. https://www.marchofdimes.org/sites/default/files/2024-09/2024_MoD_MCD_Report.pdf

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