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Joanna Strober, Midi Health CEO, on the menopause Tupperware parties that built a unicorn

Lifers with Christina Farr · 2026-06-23 · 47 min

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Joanna Strober, CEO of Midi Health, joins Chrissy Farr to talk about building one of the first scaled companies in women's midlife health, and why the category didn't produce a unicorn until this year despite an obvious market need. They cover Midi's "B2B for show, B2C for dough" strategy, how a 150-patient pilot turned a hormone-access company into a full primary care business, and what changed when Joanna posted a public apology to patients on LinkedIn after a patch shortage overwhelmed the company's support team. - SPONSOR: Baker Health This episode is

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