The Wenley Health platform brings metabolic health, menopause, fertility, pelvic care, and other areas of women’s healthcare together in one directory organized by concern, treatment, and location.
A woman begins taking a GLP-1 medication to manage her weight. Months later, she’s seeing results, but her sleep has changed, her cycles are becoming irregular, and her mood feels different.
Is it the medication, perimenopause, or something else? And which healthcare professional should she see?
Her situation reflects a growing intersection in women’s healthcare: metabolic health and hormonal change in midlife. FAIR Health data covering 2019 through 2024 identified women ages 40 to 64 as a leading demographic receiving GLP-1 medications. Meanwhile, emerging research is examining how weight management and menopausal hormone therapy may interact, though that relationship is still being studied.
That overlap is what Women’s Health Pros is built for. Women are often researching several connected concerns at once, even when different professionals treat them.
Women’s Health Pros, a provider directory developed under Wenley Health, organizes provider information around the concerns and treatments women are exploring.
A visitor interested in GLP-1 treatment can explore metabolic health providers. Someone with perimenopause symptoms can find menopause and hormone health professionals. Provider profiles display each professional’s listed areas of practice, helping women identify providers whose services span both metabolic and hormonal health.
The directory covers nine areas of women’s healthcare:
Together, these categories cover women’s healthcare across every stage of adult life.
As interest grows in treatments like GLP-1 medications and hormone therapy, knowing who is providing care matters.
Women’s Health Pros reviews provider qualifications against publicly available professional licensing and credential databases. Each listing brings together a provider’s credentials, areas of practice, and services, so women can make more informed decisions as they research care.
Credential reviews reflect information available at the time of review. Women’s Health Pros is a directory, not a medical practice. Consultations, diagnoses, prescriptions, and treatment are the responsibility of independent healthcare professionals.
Women’s Health Pros is part of Wenley Health, the healthcare division of Wenley Tech, a technology company building digital platforms for healthcare provider discovery.
Directory information is provided for research purposes and does not replace professional medical advice or guarantee treatment outcomes.
Disclosure: Women’s Health Pros is affiliated with HerNewswire.