MUTU System published a survey of 4,556 women with pelvic floor symptoms finding that a third described those symptoms as a substantial barrier to exercise.
Public source
Publisher name
Public post
For the #employeebenefits and #wellbeing programme Folks... A survey of 4,556 women with pelvic floor symptoms found that a third described those symptoms as a substanti…
Company
MUTU System
Women's health digital platform perinatal through menopause | NHS contracted | DtoC and healthcare system/payer referred
- Industry
- Wellness and Fitness Services
- Location
- Falmouth, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About MUTU System
MUTU System is a clinically proven, digitally delivered pelvic health program for women - contracted by the NHS, referred by OB-GYNs and pelvic PTs, and trusted by over 100,000 users worldwide. Our platform bridges the gap between medicine and movement, offering expert care for leaks, prolapse, pain, and core weakness, without shame, aesthetic pressure, or barriers to access. MUTU operates on a two-track model: Track 1: Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Frictionless entry with a free 10-day trial Evidence-based care that doesn’t rely on aesthetics, devices, or gatekeeping A symptom-led, self-paced experience trusted by women of all ages and backgrounds Community-led support and inclusive design from experts, not influencers Track 2: B2B / Institutional Partnerships NHS-contracted for postnatal recovery and pelvic health Corporate & employer wellbeing packages that reduce absence and improve productivity U.S. insurer partnerships to deliver preventative care and reduce costs Healthtech integration to support underserved women across multiple platforms MUTU is designed to improve clinical outcomes and daily function with proven results. Whether delivered directly to women or through healthcare, insurance, or workplace channels. MUTU meets women where they are, with dignity, empathy, and trusted care.
See moreLatest activity
Latest activity from MUTU System
8 signals
Research & Knowledge
MUTU System published a survey of 4,556 women with pelvic floor symptoms finding that two-thirds of the third described symptoms as a substantial barrier to exercise and had stopped exercising altogether.
Research & Knowledge
MUTU System noted that women rarely mention prolapse first when arriving at the facility.
Research & Knowledge
MUTU System noted that prolapse symptoms are the least likely to be mentioned by women, most frightened by, and most often told to live with until surgery becomes the conversation.
Discover more
Similar signals
Similar public activity from other companies.
Research & Knowledge
Origin
Origin published the full Reclaim episode to discuss how the company scaled without pelvic floor therapy infrastructure and where the system still needs to catch up.
Research & Knowledge
Joylux, Inc
Joylux, Inc published a review from The Menopause Society showing significant gaps in how menopause is documented in women's electronic health records.
Research & Knowledge
HealthyWomen
HealthyWomen and The Harris Poll published new data revealing that only 13% of women ages 45-64 report familiarity with FDA-cleared blood tests for earlier Alzheimer’s detection, and just 9% say a clinician has raised the topic of cognitive health during care.
Research & Knowledge
Ouma Health
Ouma Health published a 2024 randomized controlled trial finding that patients participating in a text- and telephone-based maternal mental health program were 5.7 times more likely to attend treatment than those receiving usual in-person screening at their OB and referral.
Research & Knowledge
WHOOP