Maven Clinic

Maven Clinic is a virtual care platform built around the entire family lifecycle — fertility and family building, maternity and newborn care, parenting and pediatrics, and menopause and midlife health. Employers and health plans sponsor it as a benefit; individuals can also buy select programs directly. The company says it works with 2,300+ employers and supports 28 million lives across 175+ countries, with members reaching OB-GYNs, doulas, lactation consultants, nutritionists, and care advocates around the clock. The employer offering spans four core programs plus extensions like Maven Wallet for health expense management and Maven Milk for breast milk shipping. Maven's pitch to benefits and finance teams rests on enrollment-based pricing — you pay only for members who actually enroll, at a fixed cost per enrolled member — and on claims-based outcomes it reports alongside Milliman: up to 27% lower NICU admissions, up to 15% lower C-section rates, and a 30%+ lower total episode cost. It cites 40+ peer-reviewed studies on its care model, a 93% single embryo transfer rate, and a 4.7/5 app store rating across 3,695 reviews. For people without employer coverage, Maven sells self-pay programs: GLP-1 Care with brand-name prescriptions and metabolic specialists, Hormone Care with two specialist visits and a personalized plan, and an on-demand Virtual Clinic covering 30+ specialties. All three launched in January 2025 and are priced separately from the employer benefit. Against point solutions that handle fertility or menopause alone, Maven's argument is consolidation: one platform, one enrollment, one analytics layer for every life stage. The tradeoff is that pricing is quote-based — the public site routes every employer size band to sales, so you can't self-serve a number before a demo.