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Midi is the leading virtual clinic for women. Expert clinicians deliver personalized treatment plans for every stage of your health journey.
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Real women. Real results.
95%
of patients report perimenopause and menopause symptom improvement after 2+ months of Midi care1
note hot flash/night sweat relief after 2+ months of Midi care2
I’ve lost about 10 pounds so far, and the food noise has stopped completely.
The days of waking up with my shirt soaking wet from night sweats are gone.
I would become emotional for no reason — sometimes wanting to cry, other times just feeling sad and overwhelmed.
Before Midi, I was bleeding constantly. The mini pill and estrogen patch allowed me to return to my regular life.
I’m just in my perimenopause era, and with Midi’s help, I feel great — finally!
My migraines lasted 3 days, then left me exhausted for days. Now I have no headaches, I can sleep, and I feel like myself.
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Midi is a specialized virtual care platform dedicated to modernizing women’s healthcare. We combine medical expertise with compassionate care to deliver personalized treatment plans for every stage of a woman’s health journey.
Midi treats all women, including those with complex medical histories such as a history of cancer.
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1Based on a retrospective analysis of available electronic health records for 58,709 patients who completed at least three Midi visits over the course of at least 60 days of Midi care between 1/1/2025-12/31/2025. Symptom severity was self-reported prior to each visit. Improvement is defined as at least 1 category level drop in severity from the prior symptom report. Changes were measured from the first to the most recent visit. Patients used a range of treatments and lifestyle strategies. Results are not guaranteed and may vary.
2Based on a retrospective analysis of available electronic health records for 25,743 patients with this symptom who completed at least three Midi visits over the course of at least 60 days of Midi care between 1/1/2025-12/31/2025. Symptom severity was self-reported prior to each visit. Improvement is defined as at least 1 category level drop in severity from the prior symptom report. Changes were measured from the first to the most recent visit. Patients used a range of treatments and lifestyle strategies. Results are not guaranteed and may vary.
3Based on a retrospective analysis of available electronic health records for 35,505 patients with this symptom who completed at least three Midi visits over the course of at least 60 days of Midi care between 1/1/2025-12/31/2025. Symptom severity was self-reported prior to each visit. Improvement is defined as at least 1 category level drop in severity from the prior symptom report. Changes were measured from the first to the most recent visit. Patients used a range of treatments and lifestyle strategies. Results are not guaranteed and may vary.
4Based on a retrospective analysis of available electronic health records for 40,609 patients with this symptom who completed at least three Midi visits over the course of at least 60 days of Midi care between 1/1/2025-12/31/2025. Symptom severity was self-reported prior to each visit. Improvement is defined as at least 1 category level drop in severity from the prior symptom report. Changes were measured from the first to the most recent visit. Patients used a range of treatments and lifestyle strategies. Results are not guaranteed and may vary.