Almara Women’s Health Unites 10 Twin Cities Clinics to Challenge Health Care Giants
Almara Women’s Health, launched earlier this month, was born out of two main goals: to provide by-women for-women health care while also helping smaller women’s focused practices survive by working together under one brand. “We created Almara because the health care system too often flattens what it means to be a woman,” Cho, president of Almara, said in a recent statement. The 10 combined practices offer clients a wide variety of specialized clinics and over 65 diverse medical professionals, covering the spectrum of all-ages women’s care in one database. Services include primary care, reproductive health and family planning, breast cancer programs, pregnancy care, menopause and hormonal care.
Why 20s Are the Best Time to Find a Women’s Health Provider
You’re in your twenties. Maybe you’re nailing your career goals, or maybe you’re still figuring it all out. Maybe you’re thinking about starting a family someday, or maybe not. You could be focused on travel, love, or simply learning to love yourself. No matter where life has you right now—your reproductive health matters.
And not in a “you should go to the doctor because you’re supposed to” kind of way. We’re talking about something much more personal: choosing someone who gets you, listens to you, and can walk beside you through every twist and turn—from your first birth control conversation to your last hot flash. That kind of relationship? It starts now.
