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Maven Clinic

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Women’s and family virtual clinical benefit

Virtual women’s and family-health platform for employers and plans covering fertility, maternity, parenting/pediatrics, and menopause, plus consumer GLP-1 and hormone self-pay clinics.

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Overview

Maven Clinic is a virtual-care company trusted by 2,300+ employers (vendor) for fertility and family building, maternity and newborn, parenting and pediatrics, and menopause and midlife. Employer/plan tracks are described as free to the member when covered. The platform cites 28 million lives worldwide, 30+ provider specialties (including nutritionist, doula, lactation), 40+ peer-reviewed studies, care in 175+ countries, and Milliman-validated, claims-based outcome studies. Outcome examples: up to 27% lower NICU admissions; 40% of members say Maven helped them return to work after a baby; 30% of fertility members achieve pregnancy without ART; up to 21% improved maternal mental health. New 2026 consumer (self-pay) lines: GLP-1 Care, Hormone Care, and a Virtual Clinic.

Why it matters Maven is a scaled virtual family-health benefit with published claims-study language, distinct from fertility-only vendors.

Target buyer
Employers, health plans, and consultants buying a family/women’s-health clinical benefit.
Pricing model
Employer/plan contract (member $0 when covered); separate consumer self-pay for new clinic products
No PEPM. Outcome percentages are vendor/Milliman-framed (‘up to’). Consumer GLP-1 and hormone products are self-pay, not the employer bundle by default.
Availability
National
Research
Last researched 2026-08-23
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Key features

  • Fertility and family-building navigation (path to a healthy baby; cost/safety framing)
  • Maternity, postpartum, and return-to-work support
  • Parenting and 24/7 pediatric expert access
  • Menopause and midlife, including weight and hormone support on covered plans
  • 24/7 virtual care and predictive insights
  • Consumer self-pay GLP-1, hormone, and 30+ specialty virtual clinic

Integrations

  • Employer and health-plan benefits
  • Global reimbursement across 175+ countries (vendor)

Overview

Maven Clinic designs healthcare for women and families. Employer-trusted count is 2,300+ organizations. Covered members use fertility, maternity/newborn, parenting/pediatrics, and menopause/midlife tracks at no member cost when the sponsor covers them.

The platform message is 24/7 virtual care, predictive insights, and benefit details in one place, with 30+ specialties. Global figures: 28 million lives; 175+ countries. Evidence: 40+ peer-reviewed studies and Milliman-validated employer/plan claims studies.

A September 16 live AMA on “Countdown to Unbundling” for 2027 is marketed on the homepage (event, not a product spec).

Consumer (self-pay) add-ons: brand-name GLP-1 prescriptions with metabolic/hormone specialists; two hormone-health visits plus a care plan; on-demand virtual appointments across 30+ specialties.

Key Capabilities

  • Fertility pathway guidance including avoiding unnecessary ART when possible (30% without ART is a vendor stat).
  • Continuous maternity and postpartum care.
  • Pediatric/parenting support.
  • Menopause/midlife holistic care.
  • Doula, lactation, nutrition named specialties.
  • AI-native administrative/clinical platform (vendor description).

Integrations & Ecosystem

Employers, plans, consultants, employees, and consumers are named audiences. Cigna Global Health Benefits has been reported (Fierce Healthcare, March 13, 2025) as tapping Carrot—not Maven—so do not infer a Cigna exclusive. Maven’s own plan partnerships are not fully listed.

Pricing

Group: unpublished PEPM; member $0 if covered. Consumer clinic: self-pay (prices not listed on the homepage).

Notes & Limitations

  • “Up to” outcome stats need the Milliman/study exhibits for underwriting.
  • Consumer GLP-1 is not automatically in the employer benefit.
  • 28 million lives is access/scale, not active users.

Sources

Tags: population health · fertility · maternity · menopause · women's health