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Audit before you add.Most traditional health and wellness benefits can help ease symptoms of menopause, but they are rarely connected on benefits portals or in communications to employees.
Independent, evidence-based support strategies that drive retention, engagement, and performance.


When it comes to menopause at work, the vast majority of employees are not asking employers to buy something new. Instead, they want a more open culture; flexibility in when, where, and how they work; and medical and pharmaceutical coverage. Most of these benefits are already paid for. What is missing is the connection to menopause and clear communication.
Findings are from a national mixed methods study of 1,110 U.S. employees and human resource/benefits decision-makers by the Society for Women’s Health Research (SWHR) and The Fuchsia Tent (TFT).
The treatments exist. The science is clear. The access remains restricted.
is the estimated yearly cost of menopause symptoms in the United States, in lost work time and medical costs.1,2
of women ages 45 to 64 have any evidence of menopause recorded as a diagnosis, even though natural menopause most commonly occurs between ages 45 and 56.3,4
When a woman sees her doctor for poor sleep, anxiety, or joint pain, each symptom is usually coded on its own. The menopause behind those symptoms rarely gets recorded, so it never shows up in the claims data employers review.
In 2022, menopause codes were recorded at only about 2 visits for every 100 women ages 45 to 64 each month.3
ICD-10 codes are the standard diagnostic codes clinicians use to bill insurance.
The workplace menopause benefits employees request most often are already in their plans.
Those benefits are as fragmented as the symptoms. They are rarely tied to menopause on benefits portals or in employee communications, so neither employers nor employees recognize them as menopause care.
SWHR and TFT national study, 2026.
At least one option for each therapeutic class, formulation, and dose should be covered, and barriers to access should be limited or removed.

An independent review that scores your benefits against 23 defined criteria, counts the employees affected by menopause, and ranks every gap with what it costs your organization.
What you getBuilt to the standard pharmaceutical companies use to defend budgets. The model calculates what inadequate menopause support costs your organization this year, using the most cautious figures in the research.
What you getIs your organization ready to support menopause? Find out in 5 minutes.
What you getThree pain points. One integrated answer.
H1Most traditional health and wellness benefits can help ease symptoms of menopause, but they are rarely connected on benefits portals or in communications to employees.
H2Menopause is one of many hard conversations a leader must hold. Universal dialogue frameworks cover all complex conversations without increasing stigma.
H3Therapies for menopause symptoms already exist. They must be made accessible and affordable for employees to utilize.

Strategic consulting, leadership training, and speaking engagements for organizations building evidence-based menopause support programs.
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On-demand replays organized by symptom and led by board-certified physicians, therapists, and specialists.

Founder and CEO · Organizational psychologist
What people asked for was to be cared about, understood, not punished, and treated the way they would be with any other health challenge. That is not a product. That is a boss who believes them.
Former Head of Global Well-Being at Takeda. Co-Principal Investigator, Survey Architect of Menopause at Work: From Echo Chamber to Mainstream Practice, the national study with the Society for Women’s Health Research.
Featured in Forbes, Fast Company, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance, HLTH, Worth, Star Tribune, and The Flow Space by SHE Media.
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Many programs focus on standalone manager training. One evaluation found that training raised managers’ knowledge and confidence, but four weeks later managers were no more likely overall to have held a menopause conversation (Hardy et al., 2019). We build universal compassionate leadership capability that supports all life transitions without singling out any one group of employees. The 3H Framework™ brings organizational psychology and 22 years of biopharmaceutical experience to your benefits.
The audit takes six to eight weeks and ends with a presentation to your leadership team. We start with the benefits you already have before recommending anything new.
No. The 3H Healthcare Access Audit identifies gaps in what you already have. Often, organizations already have what employees need. They just do not know those benefits exist. We maximize the return on current investments before adding new programs.
On a discovery call, we look at how your current benefits support employees in menopause and show you what the audit would cover.
Questions? Email kacy@thefuchsiatent.com