New iOS app delivers personalized, proactive healthcare for women using cutting-edge artificial intelligence
By Dana Solomon, Senior Health Correspondent
A groundbreaking new player has entered the digital health space as Trellis Health launched its AI-powered women’s wellness platform on May 20, 2025. Designed to empower women with personalized healthcare guidance, the new iOS application marks a significant leap forward in preventive care and digital health accessibility.
Backed by advanced machine learning algorithms, the platform offers real-time, data-driven insights tailored to individual users—ushering in a new era where reproductive, mental, and chronic health management are seamlessly integrated into daily digital life.
The launch took place in San Francisco, where Trellis executives and medical professionals gathered to unveil the app’s capabilities. Available initially for iOS devices, the app promises to be a transformative tool for women and families seeking smarter, more proactive healthcare engagement.
Smart Tech for Smarter Healthcare
With women historically underserved by one-size-fits-all medical systems, Trellis Health aims to fill long-standing gaps by combining artificial intelligence with user-friendly design. The app uses real-time health data to deliver tailored recommendations and alerts for conditions ranging from menstrual health to chronic disease monitoring and mental well-being.
“Trellis Health represents a significant step forward in women’s healthcare,” said Dr. Emily Harper, a leading gynecologist and digital health advocate. “By leveraging AI, we’re able to offer more personalized and timely interventions, which can lead to better health outcomes.”
The AI engine behind Trellis Health processes inputs from user-entered data, wearable device integrations, and anonymized clinical datasets. This allows the system to create a dynamic health profile that evolves over time—alerting users to potential concerns and recommending timely screenings, lifestyle adjustments, or even connecting them with telehealth providers.
Addressing the Care Gap
Despite strides in modern medicine, women’s health remains plagued by issues such as misdiagnosis, delayed diagnoses, and lack of inclusive care. Trellis Health’s developers cite this disparity as a driving force behind the platform’s creation.
Women’s unique needs—spanning from fertility and pregnancy to menopause and mental health—often go overlooked in traditional systems. The Trellis platform addresses these life-stage-specific challenges with targeted features such as:
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Cycle tracking with hormonal pattern analysis
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Mood and stress monitoring with mental wellness recommendations
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Lifestyle coaching for nutrition, sleep, and fitness
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Risk assessments for conditions like PCOS, endometriosis, and heart disease
The interface is designed to be inclusive and intuitive, making healthcare navigation more accessible for women of all backgrounds and tech literacy levels.
A Growing Demand for Personalized Wellness
Trellis Health enters a rapidly expanding market. According to a 2024 McKinsey report, digital health solutions targeting women’s health grew 22% year-over-year, driven by increased awareness, smartphone penetration, and a growing preference for personalized care.
“Women are increasingly looking for solutions that understand their health journey in context,” said Sara Lin, Trellis Health’s co-founder and CEO. “Our platform is not just reactive—it’s anticipatory. We’re helping users stay ahead of their health.”
The app also features an AI-powered question-and-answer tool, allowing users to ask sensitive health questions anonymously and receive evidence-based responses vetted by medical experts.
What Users Can Expect
Upon downloading the app, users undergo a comprehensive onboarding experience that includes a detailed health questionnaire. Based on the responses, the app’s AI tailors a health roadmap that includes:
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Weekly wellness goals
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Behavioral nudges and reminders
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Symptom tracking
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Access to a curated library of expert articles and videos
Integration with devices like Apple Watch and Fitbit allows for passive health monitoring, such as tracking sleep quality, heart rate variability, and activity levels—enabling the app to refine its recommendations continually.
Real Voices, Real Impact
Early users of the platform have reported meaningful improvements in health awareness and engagement. Lauren James, a 34-year-old mother of two from Denver, shared her experience:
“Trellis helped me identify a thyroid issue I had been ignoring. I got a check-up and started treatment early, thanks to one of its alerts. It feels like having a doctor in my pocket.”
Stories like Lauren’s reflect a larger trend of health tech putting knowledge and agency back in the hands of patients—particularly women, who often juggle caregiving roles alongside their own medical needs.
Expert Validation
Healthcare professionals have cautiously welcomed AI integration, emphasizing the need for rigorous testing and ethical oversight. Trellis Health claims its algorithms are clinically validated and compliant with HIPAA and GDPR standards, with all data encrypted end-to-end.
“Technology should enhance—not replace—the doctor-patient relationship,” said Dr. Rachel Patel, a digital health researcher at Stanford Medicine. “Trellis seems to strike the right balance between proactive digital care and clinical safety.”
Medical advisory boards and collaborations with OB-GYN clinics nationwide are already underway, according to company representatives.
Looking Ahead: The Future of AI in Health
With Trellis Health paving the way, the question arises: is AI the future of women’s healthcare?
Industry analysts believe so. CB Insights projects the global femtech market will reach $97 billion by 2030, driven largely by demand for preventative, accessible tools like Trellis.
The platform’s developers plan to roll out Android support later this year and are exploring expansion into fertility services, menopause coaching, and employer-sponsored wellness programs.
Conclusion
Trellis Health’s debut marks a pivotal shift in how women can access and manage their health. By combining artificial intelligence with holistic, inclusive care pathways, the platform offers a blueprint for what the future of personalized medicine could look like—not just for women, but for families and communities at large.
As technology continues to intersect with health, platforms like Trellis are well-positioned to redefine wellness for the next generation.
