FEMM

Empowering women to achieve their health and fertility goals!
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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 m

ean 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.

04/21/2026

FEMM medical professional, Dr. Danielle Koestner, spoke to graduate and undergraduate students from the School of Health Sciences at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana! It was a packed house as students learned about how FEMM protocols address the root cause of endocrine and reproductive health issues. Symptoms are signs 🚨 - not something to just be covered up 🩹 - as you continue on, struggling, undiagnosed and untreated for years.

FEMM is changing the standard of care for women, girls and families — thanks to our providers and partners. Thank you Indiana, for the opportunity to present and partner.

04/17/2026

Change is coming! FEMM is changing the standard of care for women’s health … and judging by the packed house at … Indiana is SO ready!

We spoke to numerous people who shared an all-too-familiar story: they had a long list of symptoms but every doctor told them “everything is normal.”

It takes an average SEVEN years for a woman to get a diagnosis. That is a lot of confusion, pain, heartache and frustration. But not with FEMM!

Medical professionals from the local Franciscan Health network who are receiving FEMM training, shared how they are now better able to diagnose and treat the root cause, giving women, adolescents and families the treatment and care they deserve!

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03/20/2026

SOUND UP! A clip of FEMM CEO, Anna Halpine, from her speech at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, about the need for FEMM globally.

🏜️ Waiting 8 years to receive a healthcare diagnosis is a healthcare desert.

🏜️ Women and teens who do not know how their bodies work is a healthcare information desert.

🏜️ Lack of access to medical providers who can diagnose and treat the underlying cause is a GLOBAL healthcare desert.

FEMM is bridging these gaps. FEMM is improving mental health. FEMM is improving health and fertility outcomes. FEMM is improving accessibility to the best in healthcare research, education, diagnosis and treatment.

Listen, like and share to change the standard of care!

03/18/2026

FEMM fans! We’ll be going LIVE tomorrow at 1PM EST to 2:30pm from the United Nations. “Innovation to Improve Women’s Healthcare”! You don’t want to miss!

LINK: https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1e/k1ep520cfe

03/12/2026

So many incredible conversations are happening around FEMM and RHRI research! We are thrilled to report that there was a lot of interest about our research on underlying conditions in infertility and the causes of ovulatory dysfunction in adolescence and reproductive aged women.

Based on the number of medial professionals and researchers who came by with questions, and then returned with more people and even more questions, it’s safe to say that our work at FEMM is just getting started!

03/11/2026

FEMM and RHRI (Reproductive Health Research Institute) are sharing cutting-edge research and clinical data at the HHS National Women’s Health Conference in Washington, D.C.

Thank you for your amazing work and sharing this groundbreaking research, Dr. Danielle Koestner, Dr. Karen Poehailos and Dr. Hugo Soto!

02/22/2026

It’s a nail biter! 😬 We are wide awake, coffee and a snowstorm brewing, as we watch the gold medal Olympic hockey game matchup between US and Canada! Let’s go!

02/10/2026

Have you HEARD 📣 about teenFEMM and teenMEN?

It’s a health education curriculum that helps teens understand their bodies as they grow and mature!

Full of ALL the good health and science information you want your kid to learn about.

Thank you to Principal Lane for taking the time to tell us about the teenFEMM and teenMEN curriculum implementation at !

Proud to be partnering with such amazing schools and excited to bring this curriculum to more classrooms.

Learn more at femmhealth.org/teen

01/28/2026

If your luteal phase makes you feel a bit like you’re in a horror flick: on edge, irritable, ANGRY… or is it HANGRY?! 😩

You need to book a FEMM appointment.

Drops in estrogen during the luteal phase do cause symptoms like mood swings, irritability, fatigue and food cravings. BUT just because these (and other!) symptoms are “common” doesn’t mean it’s a sign of health. Nor does it have to be that way!

So, you could rage journal about your symptoms OR you could book a telehealth appointment today:

🤩femmhealth.org/appointment

P.S. As you can see, we didn’t even score any real points for LUTEAL… the word FEMM is worth way more!

01/23/2026

Today we introduced FEMM health to science students at the University of Saint Francis in Indiana! They all passed the FEMM quizzes - with flying colors - and it was really fun meeting and talking to students about changing the standard of care for women’s health. Thank you for the warm welcome!!

01/04/2026

FEMM doesn’t just meet you half way … we go all the way! Loving every minute of our time in Columbus, meeting students from colleges across the country and hearing from them about the need for better health education and mental and physical healthcare options. The stories we are hearing from you inspire us to do more and build faster! Together, we can improve the standard of care.

We’re signing up App users and new Telehealth patients … and making friends along the way!

01/03/2026

Having some fun with the students who came by the booth from . Fun fact from the teenMEN quiz: YES, male embryos begin producing testosterone around 6-9 weeks in utero!

Hormones are important and everyone deserves to know the role they play in health and happiness! Get the teenMEN or teenFEMM health curriculum.

We love these guys - thanks for taking our pop quiz and being such good sports!

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http://www.femmhealth.org/

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