Clue Launched Get Care Health Service Initiative
The period-tracking app has connected users with specialized providers for reproductive, metabolic, and mental health.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Women’s Health
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Clue has introduced a new service called Get Care, connecting its users with medical providers to address reproductive, metabolic, and mental health needs. The initiative is currently available to users in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany.
Why it matters
The service aims to bridge the gap between self-tracking and clinical care by providing a unified pathway for users to consult vetted professionals. It addresses a significant demand for professional medical guidance among users who frequently track symptoms.
A survey of nearly 12,000 users informed the launch, which serves a broader base of 100 million total users across 190 countries. Clue users have recorded over 250 million total cycles to date.
The players
Clue
Clue is a Berlin-based period and cycle tracking application that helps users monitor their reproductive health.
Novo Nordisk
Novo Nordisk is a global pharmaceutical company acting as a partner for metabolic health and perimenopause information.
Evaro
Evaro is a healthcare partner that will provide expanded services for weight management and menopause starting in November 2026.
The details
Clue integrates third-party partners like TwentyEight Health, Evaro, and Novo Nordisk to provide science-based care, including at-home testing and specialized support. The company verifies all partners based on regulatory clearance, scientific evidence, and available insurance coverage.
Timeline
The Get Care initiative launched on October 8, 2026.
Evaro will expand to include weight management and menopause care in November 2026.
The Big Picture
Clue's initiative follows the broader industry trend of moving from passive symptom tracking to integrated clinical telemedicine. This development marks a shift where digital health platforms are increasingly functioning as gatekeepers for comprehensive medical access.
Users in the US, UK, and Germany can now access vetted medical providers and at-home testing services directly through the Clue app. This streamlines the process of sharing tracked cycle data with healthcare professionals during clinical consultations.
The takeaway
Patients should ensure that any digital health provider they consult through third-party integrations accepts their specific insurance coverage. Maintaining a consistent log of symptoms before seeking care can help maximize the efficiency of these virtual consultations.
What happens next
Evaro is scheduled to expand its service offerings to include weight management, perimenopause, and menopause care in November 2026.
Further reading
Find more information about shifts in digital medical platforms in the Women’s Health section.
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