Manulife Canada, a financial service provider, works together with Maven Clinic, a virtual care clinic for women, to give members of Manulife Group benefits plan members access to the digital programs of Maven.
Maven Clinic focuses on supporting women and families in areas such as fertility, family construction and planning, pregnancy and newborn care, parenting, pediatrics and menopause.
In the fall, the members of the benefits of Manulife Group who are registered with Maven 24/7 will have virtual access to the Maven platform that will connect them to a global network of providers in more than 30 specialties. The services are available in 35 languages.
Maven wants to help women and families by navigating the Canadian health care system through his digital platform, including helping members finding personal care.
The range of Maven is built around four important pillars: fertility and family structure, which helps individuals and couples in navigating their family -building goals, including support for prejudices, fertility treatment and surrogacy; And maternity and newborn care, which offers support during pregnancy, postpartum and return to work periods, as well as access to virtual, non-medical consultation with OB-Gyn’s.
Other offers include parenting and pediatrics, which offer resources and consultations for parenting challenges and childcare; And menopause and midlife health, offer support from different phases of menopause, including midlife health support for men, as well as mental health and sexual health.
“Together with Maven, Manulife not only responds to gaps in the health of women and families, we redefine how extensive support looks during important lifelong transitions such as family planning and menopause,” said Jennifer Foubert, head of product at Manulife Group Benefits, in a statement.
“We are proud of being the first insurance company in Canada to offer these important programs through Maven who will help our members gain access to personalized and holistic support and navigation when they need the most, wherever they are on their journey.”
Stephanie Glenn, Chief Commercial Officer for Maven Clinic, explained that Maven Clinic as an organization was on his way to the fragmented experiences that women and families often stand for in health care by offering a holistic approach, including tailor -made support.
“By expanding our global footprint with partners such as Manulife, Maven is delighted to offer personalized guidance and help to members of Manulife in Canada,” Glenn said in a statement.
The larger trend
In 2024, Maven Clinic expanded its fertility and Family construction program to meet the needs of people who seek support for conception outside the traditional in Vitro fertilization (IVF) methods.
The company introduced trying Health Coaching, a program that offers essential help to those confronted with conception challenges.
The company also launched the Maven Provider Portal, part of the Maven Managed Benefit Platform.
That same year, AT&T expanded its partnership with Maven, initially founded in 2021, to offer more than 125,000 employees 24/7 access to the virtual fertility of Maven Clinic and support services for building families, including guidance on freezing eggs, adoption, IVF, surrogacy and priority. The collaboration gave AT&T employees the opportunity to make contact with providers in more than 35 specialties and to make contact with a care lawyer that can help you navigate through their benefits.
Also in 2024, Welltheory, a virtual care platform for people with car -immune diseases, announced his first employer partner with the Maven Clinic, and offered the employees of the virtual women’s and family provider access to food and lifestyle coaching through put theory.
Through the collaboration, employees of Maven Clinic have access to one-on-one video sessions, a collaborative care team through Put theory and unlimited messages for longitudinal care.
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