NEW YORK, NY, October 16, 2026 (EZ Newswire) — For generations, menopause was something women were expected to navigate quietly, often without the information, support, or the medical care they needed to live healthy and fulfilling lives. Today, that conversation is changing.
In recognition of World Menopause Day, national nonprofit organization Let’s Talk Menopause (LTM) and one of the largest and fastest-growing health insurers dedicated to the individual market, Oscar, are joining forces to help break the stigma surrounding menopause and to help empower millions of American women to advocate for their menopause health.
The two-week public service awareness (PSA) campaign, supported by Oscar, aims to normalize conversations about menopause while encouraging women to ask more questions, better understand their symptoms, explore available treatment options, and advocate for the care they deserve.
At the heart of the campaign is a simple but powerful message: Get the Facts. Get the Support. Get Talking.
“For too long, women have silently navigated the menopause transition, which has left a gap in education, information, and advocacy,” said Donna Klassen, co-founder of Let’s Talk Menopause. “This campaign encourages women to use their voices to reduce the stigma, elevate the conversation, and ultimately improve education and access to care. We’re grateful to Oscar for helping us bring this important message to more women.”
The multi-faceted, national PSA includes a social media campaign, where women can join the conversation by following Let’s Talk Menopause on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for information and resources on navigating the menopause transition. The campaign will also bring the menopause conversation directly to the streets of New York City, Charlotte, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Houston with PSA messaging featured on taxis throughout those cities.
“Talking openly about menopause can help women recognize what they’re experiencing, ask questions, and seek support,” says Janet Liang, President of Oscar Insurance. “At Oscar, we believe women deserve clear information about their health benefits and support in accessing care that meets their needs during all phases of life, including menopause. We’re proud to support Let’s Talk Menopause and this campaign in helping women prioritize their health, understand their options, and advocate for the care they deserve.”
About Let’s Talk Menopause
Founded in 2020, Let’s Talk Menopause (LTM) is a national nonprofit committed to transforming the conversation around menopause through education, advocacy, and storytelling so women get the information they need and the healthcare they deserve. LTM’s vision for the future is to ensure that all midlife women have access to user-friendly resources and free programming, multi-lingual symptom guides, and access to certified and trained clinicians, regardless of their socio-economic backgrounds. Its goals are to LTM women to navigate all stages of menopause, educate the public about menopause so the topic is no longer taboo, advocate for the medical community to invest in care for women in menopause, and connect women to find community and support throughout menopause. To learn more about the PSA and Let’s Talk Menopause, please visit letstalkmenopause.org.
About Oscar Insurance
Oscar Insurance is one of the largest and fastest-growing health insurers dedicated to the individual market. Oscar serves millions of individuals across the country with innovative products and CHOICE Arrangement solutions (formerly ICHRA) tailored to their life stages, health needs, and budgets. This includes HelloMeno, Oscar’s innovative product designed to provide women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and post-menopause with access to affordable, comprehensive care and specialized support. Oscar technology-powered experiences make high-quality care easy to use and feel personal. Oscar is part of Oscar Health, Inc. (NYSE: OSCR). Learn more at HiOscar.com.
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SOURCE: Let’s Talk Menopause
