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Tia
The new standard of care for women ✨
About Tia
Tia is building the future of women's healthcare. Our mission is to transform healthcare for women by redefining how preventive care is delivered. We believe the biggest opportunity in healthcare isn't simply treating illness better—it's helping women stay healthier longer through deeply coordinated, longitudinal care. Tia serves as the modern medical home for women, integrating primary care, gynecology, mental health, dermatology, and wellness services into one seamless care experience. Through a technology-enabled model that combines in-person care with virtual services, we help women navigate their health across every stage of adulthood—not as disconnected specialties or life stages, but as whole people. Our prevention-first approach enables earlier diagnosis, better management of chronic conditions, stronger patient relationships, and measurably better clinical outcomes while reducing the total cost of care. By combining multidisciplinary care teams with longitudinal patient relationships and rich clinical data, we're building a smarter model of healthcare—one that empowers providers to practice at the top of their license and enables more proactive, personalized care over time. Today, Tia partners with leading health systems and employers to deliver a new standard of women's healthcare—improving outcomes for patients, creating a better experience for clinicians, and demonstrating that high-quality preventive care is one of the most effective ways to improve both health and healthcare economics.
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Partnerships
Tia and ŌURA announced a partnership to connect longitudinal health data with women’s clinical care and research, bringing Oura’s Menopause Insights Score into Tia’s integrated care model later this year.
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Partnerships
Tia formed a new partnership with ŌURA to connect primary care, gynecology, mental health, and other parts of women's healthcare into a clinical model to inform care and research.
Reported by Ana María Galvan