LERA Health launches women's health platform with an AI coach for $29 a month
LERA Health has launched its women's health platform across the US, according to a press release. Membership starts with a one-time at-home assessment for $549, testing blood, saliva and stool markers for hormone balance, gut health, metabolism and stress, followed by $29 a month. Both are eligible for FSA and HSA accounts.
Members then get LERA Coach, an AI health coach that LERA says is trained only on female physiology and more than 20,000 real clinical outcomes. It knows a member's history and is available around the clock. When questions go beyond what the AI should handle, a licensed human care team takes over for escalations and care planning, and the service is meant to work alongside a member's own doctors.
LERA says that in its beta cohort, 76% of members reported full symptom resolution within four months and 90% showed improved biomarkers. Those figures come from the company and have not been independently reviewed.
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