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Partner with Scita

Partnering to make
perimenopause care clearer,
prevention earlier,
and support easier
to act on.

Scita helps each woman understand what her experience and health data may point to: perimenopause, something else, or both. Then it turns that insight into the right kind of next step: what she can safely act on herself, what she should raise with her doctor, and what Scita will not try to answer.

For self-care, Scita gives evidence-informed levers adapted to who she is, what her day already demands, and what she can realistically do. The aim is not generic advice or all-or-nothing change, but a first action she can actually live with. When something belongs in the clinic, she receives a doctor-ready summary that helps the conversation move from isolated symptoms to a more complete view of her health.

Scita does not replace care. We connect the ecosystem around her: empowering women with clearer self-understanding and practical action, giving clinicians better context, and helping prevention become more precise, timely, and human.

Built around her, not around her data

Scita is designed around a direct relationship with each woman who uses it. We do not build the product around advertising or the sale of personal data.

As we grow, access may be funded through individual subscriptions, grants, insurers, employers or public systems. In every model, the principle is the same: partners can help fund access, evidence and care pathways, but they do not control her data, her guidance or her decisions.

How partners strengthen the support around her

If you help women navigate health, care, insurance, research or public prevention, here is how we can work together.

For Clinicians & Clinics

Trusted care for women who arrive prepared

How we work together: Clinical care and pathway partner. Scita helps women move from uncertainty to a better-prepared conversation with a clinician. You provide the trusted assessment, treatment and referral pathways that turn that clarity into high-quality care.

Why this matters: A sex-specific analysis of the High-STEACS trial found that women-specific cardiac thresholds increased detection of heart injury in women by 42%.1

Scita helps women organise symptoms, biomarkers, lifestyle patterns and risk signals before the appointment, so the clinical conversation can start from a more complete picture, not from isolated symptoms alone.

  • Better-prepared patients with structured symptom, biomarker and lifestyle context
  • More focused consultations and fewer repeated “start from scratch” assessments
  • Clearer referral pathways across GP care, gynaecology, cardiology, endocrinology and other relevant specialties
  • Better-matched patient flow from women actively seeking high-quality perimenopause care
  • An opportunity to take part in Scita’s clinical validation pathway

For Research & Academic Partners

Building the evidence base together

How we work together: Evidence and validation partner. You help design, evaluate and strengthen the evidence behind Scita’s pathway. Research uses consented, privacy-preserving data. Individual data is never sold.

Only 7% of healthcare research focuses on conditions that affect women exclusively.2

We are preparing a clinical validation pathway with Nordic research partners and welcome collaboration on study design, validation and evidence generation.

  • Collaboration on study design and evidence generation
  • Work designed with MDR readiness in mind
  • A shared commitment to rigorous, GRADE-aligned standards

For Insurers, Payers & Benefit Platforms

From payer to prevention partner

How we work together: You help corporate clients and members move from fragmented, reactive care toward earlier perimenopause navigation and prevention. Scita brings symptoms, biomarkers, lifestyle and risk patterns together, so women can understand what is happening, clinicians can see more context, and benefit pathways can support care earlier.

Moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptoms during the menopausal transition are estimated to cause approximately €865 million per year in productivity losses across the five Nordic countries.3 Earlier navigation matters because symptoms, risks and care needs often overlap long before care is coordinated around the full picture.

For corporate clients, Scita offers a more clinically relevant way to support women during perimenopause: confidential, prevention-oriented and connected to care, rather than a generic wellbeing benefit.

Funding access does not mean access to individual health data or control over guidance.

  • Members who understand their risk profile and can navigate care earlier
  • Earlier identification of conditions that may drive future health risk and care complexity
  • A benefit pathway designed around prevention, privacy and clinical context
  • Support for corporate clients who want to retain talent while addressing a measurable productivity burden
  • Built toward healthier long-term trajectories as evidence develops

For Public Health & Municipalities

Prevention as public infrastructure

How we work together: Public prevention and equitable access partner. You help explore how Scita can support earlier navigation, equitable access and population-level prevention, especially once clinical certification and evidence generation are in place.

Cardiovascular disease costs EU health systems around €111 billion a year in direct healthcare expenditure.4 Earlier prevention matters.

Perimenopause is not only an individual health issue. It is a window where cardiometabolic, mental health, sleep and musculoskeletal risks can begin to shift, with consequences for prevention, workforce participation, health equity and avoidable system burden.

In the Nordics, good health care is something we fund together. Scita is built toward the clinical standard and data protection architecture that public adoption requires, with EU-sovereign infrastructure and GDPR-first design.

  • Municipal prevention pilots that generate population-level engagement evidence
  • A pathway toward publicly funded access once clinical certification is in place
  • Support for earlier prevention before risks become more complex and costly
  • Alignment with WHO/Europe public health innovation work

Build the support around her

Perimenopause support cannot be solved by one app, one appointment or one benefit alone. Women need clearer answers, better clinical conversations and support that fits the reality of their lives.

Scita connects the layer between daily experience and formal care, helping women understand what is happening, helping clinicians see more context, and helping partners support prevention earlier.

If your work touches women’s health, care, insurance, research or public prevention, we would like to explore how we can build together.

Or write to us directly at hello@scita.health.

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