2026 PMOS Patient Experience & Outcomes Report:

Can a trust-centered care model drive better women's health outcomes?

A report on how July Health delivers through trust, lived experience, and personalized, practical care.

What you’ll find in the report

What is PMOS and how the current approach is failing Gen Z and Millennial patients

Patient Experience Analysis: impact of trust, dismissal, and feeling safe

Patient-Reported Outcome Analysis: health improvements, symptom changes, and impact on quality of life

How trust, lived experience, and personalized care are important in chronic women's healthcare

How July Health’s care model is using a peer-informed approach and getting results for one of the most underserved populations in healthcare–women aged 18-45

“Having the lived experience of both PMOS and ADHD, my clinician understands my niche issues, which are often discounted, and is able to establish a more effective care plan for me.”

—July Health Patient

90%

of PMOS patients report symptom improvement

100%

of patients felt genuinely heard and safe discussing their condition with July Health clinicians

100 hours

Individual patients reported saving up to 100 hours and $1,000 CAD in personal healthcare costs.

Reported findings from 2026 PMOS Patient Experience & Outcomes Report

"This report reflects what I've spent my career researching: the women's health gap isn't just about access, it's about a system that has consistently dismissed women and destroyed trust. Which is why research is showing that women are increasingly turning to Reddit and TikTok for medical advice...to at least feel heard. July Health exists because we understand that; we built a care model to prove that when trust is restored, outcomes follow."

Mya Clarke, PhD(c), Clinical Research Lead

“This report tells my personal story. I saw three doctors without answers, and only got diagnosed after working in endocrinology and asking a colleague to order my tests. I founded July Health so women wouldn't have to become healthcare insiders just to feel heard and receive care.”

Julie Mai, RD, CEO

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