Thirty Madison

Today, Nurx launched its own over-the-counter Emergency Contraceptive! Over-the-counter contraception has been critical in preventing unintended pregnancies, and is used by more than 30% of reproductive-age women. But access is still challenging—it’s expensive, requires a trip to the pharmacy, and is often locked behind a plastic box. Contraceptive access shouldn’t have to feel like an emergency, and we’re helping our patients have affordable emergency contraception on-hand for moments they need it, delivered discreetly with free shipping. We’re in this together with our patients.

Last week, Nurx's Medical Director of Women's Health Dr. Navya Mysore, participated in New York Women In Communications' 2nd Annual Beverly Wettenstein Panel Series—honoring the legacy of Beverly Wettenstein. The conference spotlighted various women redefining healthcare communications and it was so insightful to hear from today's industry leaders at the forefront of change!

This International Women's Day, we're reflecting on our progress and continuing our work to make women's healthcare more accessible through Nurx. ??

Our Chief Business Officer, Rajani Rao, recently participated in this panel as part of Thirty Madison’s involvement with the Women’s Health Coalition for Digital Solutions. The group discussed a timely topic: the pressing challenges women face in accessing affordable, high-quality health care.

Our latest Nurx Reproductive Rights Report reveals that women are entering 2025 with growing concerns about their reproductive rights: 48% fear restrictions on contraception, 40% feel anxious about accessing in-person reproductive care, and 52% of women are concerned about a national abortion ban. These concerns are compounded by a growing mistrust of online health information, with 35% unsure where to find accurate, evidence-based resources. Despite this uncertainty, women are actively seeking solutions. Nearly half (48%) plan to use telehealth for reproductive care in the next year, with birth control (79%), mental health support (37%), and emergency contraception (30%) being top priorities. And in areas where in-person care is limited, telehealth is becoming a lifeline for essential reproductive services. As reproductive health becomes increasingly politicized, accessible, evidence-based care is more important than ever. At Nurx, we’re committed to ensuring women feel informed, empowered, and supported — wherever they are. Interested in what else we learned? Follow Nurx on Instagram (@nurxapp) for more.

Reproductiverights.gov, a government site outlining women’s reproductive rights under federal law, was suddenly taken down. Originally launched after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, this site served as a source of guidance on abortion, contraception, and access to reproductive healthcare. Its removal leaves a gap in key health information for women at a time of fear and uncertainty. You deserve to know your rights. The information previously hosted on reproductiverights.gov is now available through Nurx at https://lnkd.in/eHE3aZDv. ?? Note: This content reflects the information as it appeared on reproductiverights.gov on January 15, 2025, when it was last archived by WaybackMachine. While we have adapted references to previous administrations for clarity, the underlying content remains unchanged. It is critical to consult local laws and regulations, as guidance may vary based on jurisdiction.

Our Clinical team has received its Credentialing Accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)! This Accreditation from NCQA is the only program in the industry that bases results on clinical performance and consumer experience. This was a year-long effort to ensure we’re providing the highest quality clinical care to patients across Thirty Madison brands: Nurx, Keeps, and Cove. This accreditation reflects our commitments to: 1. Patient health and safety: We ensure patients are treated by licensed and competent providers. 2. Quality assurance: We maintain policies and procedures to continuously identify areas of improvement. 3. Industry standards: We demonstrate compliance with industry best practices for credentialing. 4. Efficiency: We enable health plans and payers to delegate their credentialing process to us if they choose. This accomplishment was a year-long effort, with collaboration and alignment across nearly every team in service of patients. Learn more about the accreditation from NCQA.org. #OneTeam #Collaboration

Thirty Madison’s Chief Medical Officer, Neil Parikh, MD, traveled to Washington, D.C. for the first-ever White House Conference on Women's Health Research! We were proud to participate in yesterday’s event, hosted by President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden and focused on clinical research and investments in women’s health. One of the first experiences women have in today's healthcare system? Birth control. More than 90% of women use contraception at some point in their reproductive years. When we broaden access to contraception, we give women the tools they need to live life on their own terms. Reproductive health is key to the care we deliver at Nurx. And while we strongly believe that reproductive care is essential healthcare, we envision a world where every condition that impacts women — mental health, menopause, metabolic health, and beyond — is considered essential healthcare. We remain committed to building the future-state of women’s health: comprehensive care made simple, accessible, and affordable, so that women can experience the full range of healthcare they deserve. Thanks for having us! Pictured: Jannine Versi (left); Neil Parikh, Chief Medical Officer (center); Aditi Mallick, MD (right)

Today, our SVP at Nurx, Rajani Rao, will join a conversation hosted by Spring Fertility to discuss the complex landscape of reproductive rights and what's next for reproductive health and fertility. The discussion kicks off at 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET. Register now: https://lnkd.in/esEejFma

Thirty Madison is proud to work with Health Action Alliance in the fight against HIV. We are committed to supporting those most at-risk for HIV by increasing access with Nurx's TelePrEP Program for employers across the country. To date, our program has had an HIV infection rate of 0%. While strides in access to PrEP have been made, they haven’t been made equally. Significant disparities in PrEP access exist across genders, geographic locations, and race. Women account for nearly 20% of new HIV diagnoses in the U.S., yet only account for 7% of people prescribed PrEP. Thank you to the Nurx clinical team who lead the charge in providing compassionate patient care, eradicating stigma around HIV and improving public health awareness of this life-changing treatment.