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Women's Health Virtual Reimbursement Summit

Three live days on the evidence, the final rule, and what comes next.

Dec 7, 9 & 11Mon · Wed · Fri 12–2pm ETeach day Live Virtual3 sessions
Know the rules. Change the game.
Seats are limited Payment plans available Early bird ends Monday, November 16
About the summit

Why this summit, why now.

The reimbursement system isn't confused. It just wasn't built for women. Over three days, we'll bring two years of industry work into the open, dig into the evidence gap, and look at what the final rule means in practice.

“Reimbursement literacy isn't a one-event thing. It's a competency we build together, across cohorts, across roles, across years. This is where it starts.”
Jodi NeuhauserFounder & CEO, In Women's Health · Summit host
The schedule

Three days. One mission.

Each session runs 12:00 – 2:00pm ET. Guest speakers will be announced soon.

Day 1 · Monday
Dec 7
12:00 – 2:00pm ET

Where the work stands

Two years of reimbursement summits, working sessions and conversations across the industry, brought into the open. We'll walk through the recommendations that have taken shape, how the industry's perspective has been pulled together, and where the biggest barriers are.

Come ready to react, push back and help shape what comes next.

Guest speakers to be announced
Day 2 · Wednesday
Dec 9
12:00 – 2:00pm ET

The evidence problem

Coverage decisions run on data, and women's health is short on it. Recent research looked at roughly 2,500 women's health studies and found only a handful generating the data needed to carry a product all the way through to coverage.

28of roughly 2,500 studies have the data needed to get all the way through to coverage.

We'll dig into what that gap means, what kind of evidence payers and policymakers actually need, and how to design for it.

Guest speakers to be announced
Day 3 · Friday
Dec 11
12:00 – 2:00pm ET

The final rule and what happens next

What the final rule means for maternal health and for women's health more broadly, with perspectives from the clinical and coding-committee world. Then the practical question: how to turn it into implementation for your organization, your practice or your product.

Guest speakers to be announced
Help shape the summit

Tell us what you need.

Two quick questions. Your answers help us choose speakers and decide what to spend the most time on.

What are you most interested in learning? (pick any)
Want us to follow up? (optional)

Your responses go to the In Women's Health team.

Thank you.

We'll use your answers to shape the speakers and sessions. Ready to join us?

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From past attendees

What people said after the last Summit.

★★★★★

The Summit was the most valuable continuing education experience I have had in years. I left knowing that I needed to 1) Think through the 9-cell matrix to develop a reimbursement strategy, 2) clearly articulate the value proposition for the audience in each of those cells, and 3) ensure my strategy accounts for the embedded structural failures of the women's health environment. I left with tactical tools for action, more confidence in my ability to be successful, and a smart, diverse, engaged community of supportive innovators and entrepreneurs. Worth every penny.

Alexis Artusi
June 10, 2026
★★★★★

All the different levels of approval were a surprise and would help inform an effective reimbursement strategy. Tamara's insight on CMS coverage was extremely helpful and gave me a lot to think about with regards to what should be considered when planning for product development. We are often concerned about the FDA approval only to find out the study we did for that approval is not sufficient for reimbursement but yet funding for that is not accounted for.

Catherine Unruh
June 5, 2026

What you'll walk away with

Every attendee leaves with practical resources to bring back to their team. We're finalizing the details and will share them here soon.

Who should attend

Built for everyone who refuses to accept the status quo.

Whether you work in women's health, invest in it, advocate for it, or simply live it, this summit was built for you.

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Clinicians & Practitioners

Understand the payment systems shaping what care you can offer, and how to advocate for change from inside the system.

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Founders & Operators

Build smarter with a clear-eyed view of what the market will, and won't, pay for.

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Advocates & Policy Leaders

Turn frustration into strategy with the data, language and frameworks to make the case where it counts.

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Industry Leaders

Payers, pharma, health systems and investors who want to understand the demand side of women's health.

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Investors & Diligence Pros

The reimbursement framework you need to evaluate women's health deals.

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Researchers, Analysts & Journalists

The architecture, the disparities and the policy moment, with reference points to write, study or advise on.

Featured speakers

Guest speakers announced soon.

We're finalizing the lineup for all three days. Register now to get every announcement first.

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Presenting Partner

Tribunus Health

Tribunus Health is a strategic reimbursement and payer relations partner with deep expertise in women's health. The team helps providers, healthcare innovators, and specialty organizations navigate payer strategy and reimbursement complexity to improve market access, strengthen financial sustainability, and expand patient access to care. They have worked with innovative women's health organizations on their reimbursement and expansion strategies including Allara, Baby Academy, Seven Starling and Spring Fertility, among others.

“The reimbursement gap is one of the most urgent, and solvable, challenges in women's health.”

Tribunus Health's partnership with this summit reflects a commitment to education, transparency, and advancing meaningful change across the women's healthcare ecosystem.

Visit Tribunus Health →

Ready to know the rules?

Join us December 7, 9 & 11.

Three live sessions with women's health professionals, founders and advocates who are changing how this system works.

Early bird · ends Nov 16
Early bird
$299
All three sessions included
Starting Nov 17
$399
All three sessions included
Seats are limited Payment plans available 12–2pm ET · Dec 7, 9 & 11
Register now
Questions about payment plans, or interested in group or company discounts? Contact Genny-Marie Spencer at genny@inwomenshealth.com.
Presented by Tribunus Health