A Message from Advantia Health Leadership About Equality and Health Equity

The following note went out to all Advantia employees.

Should I try to get pregnant during the coronavirus pandemic?

By now, we’ve all had plans—big and small—that were disrupted, changed or completely canceled by coronavirus: family visits, sporting events, concerts, conferences, work trips, vacations, weddings and even haircuts, to name a few. For many who had plans to start trying to get pregnant, the pandemic has brought a lot of concern and confusion.

Telecare More Important Than Ever During Pandemic

Dr. Angela Marshall, an internal medicine physician with Advantia Comprehensive Health in Silver Spring, said telehealth, also referred to as telemedicine or telecare, has been a lifesaver.

Should You Postpone Your OB/GYN Trip Due To Coronavirus?

When we first started cancelling plans due to coronavirus, we were optimistic. We thought we’d be taking rain checks soon enough. But with no clear end in sight, many of us are wondering what to do about more necessary appointments that aren’t so easy to skip or delay indefinitely. Like visits to the gynecologist.

Mental health startups saw record funding in Q1. Here are other sectors attracting investment amid COVID-19

Advantia Health, a national provider of women’s healthcare that offers both in-person and virtual care, scored $45 million led by BlueMountain Capital Management.

Beyond Response to COVID-19, It’s Time to Permanently Remove Barriers to Telehealth

This healthcare provider for 450K women and mothers is now offering telemedicine to all of its patients

Arlington-based Advantia Health’s telemedicine visits will cover non-urgent and urgent matters including discussing gynecological issues, contraception consultations, prescription refills and COVID-19 assessments.

City of Philadelphia Secures Emergency COVID-19 Intervention to Provide Virtual Breastfeeding Support at No Cost to Thousands of Mothers

Starting today, all new parents in Philadelphia have access to free and unlimited breastfeeding support via telehealth app, Pacify. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has announced a partnership with leading telehealth company, Pacify Health, as an emergency measure in the face of COVID-19.

Telemedicine available to all Advantia Health OB-GYN patients

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Pamela Larkin, 408.466.5952, pamelalarkin@rational360.com   Arlington, VA (March 31, 2020) – Today, Advantia Health, a growing national provider of women’s healthcare, announced that its nearly half a million patients have access to telemedicine video visits. To meet the needs of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, Advantia’s clinics in the Mid-Atlantic and […]

After years of neglect, femtech is getting substantial investment

Venture capital takes notice of female-targeted consumer health start-ups