TBD Health’s Post

Thrilled to be working with Wisp to make STI testing and sexual health more accessible for all. Thank you for being a great, inspiring partner! 💥

Thank you to Denver7 (KMGH-TV) for featuring TBD Health and our co-founder Stephanie Estey in your latest article about the growing rates of syphilis. In the last few years, syphilis has increased 3X for everyone and 7x for congenital syphilis, meaning it’s passed on to the baby during pregnancy. This is especially concerning because congenital syphilis can cause infants to develop defects and permanent disabilities, and infant mortality. That’s why we encourage everyone, including pregnant people, to get tested for syphilis (and all STIs) routinely to help people stay proactive in prioritizing their sexual health and catch infections early so they can receive the right treatment for them. If you’d like to get tested, you can always order an at-home STI kit from our website or you can stop by one of our judgment-free care hubs in Denver or Las Vegas. Because remember: sexual health is health! ✨

Break out the confetti! 🎉 We’re honored to be named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in 2024! This could not have been possible without our incredible clinicians, team members – and each of YOU! We’re thrilled to continue to redefine what’s possible at TBD Health, and transform sexual health into a more supportive, approachable experience. #FCMostInnovative

Thank you Fast Company for shouting out our exciting partnership with Wisp and FOLX Health 🎉 We are so excited to keep bridging the gaps in sexual healthcare and ensuring everyone has access to caring, compassionate, and inclusive care!

Join the TBD Valentine’s Day Scavenger Hunt!! 💋 Now through February 14 we’ll be hiding clues on our Instagram that lead you to special offers, discounts, and spicy surprises! So follow our Instagram @tbd.health and keep your eye out for hints. Be swift, as some goodies might be too hot to stay long! 😘

GOOD NEWS ALERT!! The White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research was just announced and it’s a major step forward in the fight to improve and prioritize women’s healthcare! Historically, research and funding for women’s healthcare has been dismal and it leaves women vulnerable to be misdiagnosed, mistreated, and misunderstood in medical settings. This is a promising step towards making sure women’s health is seen as equally as important as men’s and gender inequality in healthcare can FINALLY come to an end 💛