A smarter approach to (peri)menopause care
Play Health exists to support (peri)menopause care with intelligent, data-driven insights.
(Peri)menopause is complex, underdiagnosed, and poorly captured in today’s care model.
Most women experience symptoms for years before receiving meaningful support, and providers often lack longitudinal data to understand what’s changing between visits. Important patterns go unreported, undocumented, or unnoticed, leading to delayed care, fragmented conversations, and avoidable uncertainty.
Play Health exists to close that gap.
The Principles Behind Play Health
Precision
We focus on data quality, structured insights, and clinical relevance.
Integrity
Our analytics follow strict standards for accuracy, safety, and transparency.
Partnership
We build technology that supports, not replaces, clinical expertise.
Accessibility
Women need clear, actionable information to navigate complex symptoms.
Innovation
We apply AI to long-ignored areas of women’s health, bringing new tools to clinicians and patients.
Meet the Team
Andrea Mazzocchi, PhD
Co-Founder & CEO
Ian Miller
Co-Founder & CTO
Renata Magalhaes, MD, PhD
Advisor
Oriana Papin-Zoghbi
Advisor
Our Commitment to Privacy & Responsibility
We take the responsibility of handling health data seriously. Play Health is built on rigorous privacy, security, and ethical standards designed to protect women and support clinicians with confidence.
Built for clinical workflows with stable performance, dependable uptime, and the infrastructure needed to support care without interruption.
Reliability You Can Count On
Our AI is designed to enhance clinical understanding, not replace medical judgment. Insights are explainable, evidence-informed, and used to support decision-making, never to automate it.
Responsible, Transparent AI
We use high-quality security practices, encryption, and access controls to keep patient data safe at every step.
Secure by Design
A Letter from our CEO
Meet Andrea Mazzocchi, PhD Founder & CEO
“I’ve spent most of my career studying cancer and innovating in the field with the goal of delivering personalized treatment to patients faster. This has been in a field that is defined by precision, data, and a shared understanding that evidence saves lives.
The more time I spent in research and development, the more I noticed a gap that couldn’t be ignored. In women’s health, the complexity was there, but the data, investment, and understanding simply weren’t.
Play Health was created to change that; to bring the same discipline, depth, and clarity to women’s health that has transformed other areas of medicine.
It’s about more than creating better tools to help women experiencing (peri)menopause today. It’s about creating better science and building the data foundation that will improve women’s research, diagnostics, and treatment for decades to come.”
— Andrea Mazzocchi, PhD
Frequently asked questions
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Play Health is for women in their 30s to 50s who are navigating perimenopause.
Whether you’re just starting to notice subtle changes in your cycle, mood, or energy, or you’re already experiencing more noticeable symptoms like hot flashes, fatigue, or sleep issues, we help you make sense of what’s happening.
By connecting your hormones, symptoms, and lifestyle patterns, we provide personalized insights so you feel supported, understood, and in control of your health during this stage of life.
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Bloodwork alone is not enough. Play Health combines testing with continuous symptom tracking and lifestyle context to uncover patterns over time. Instead of isolated numbers, you get a complete picture of what’s happening in your body and how it connects to your lived experience.
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We’re here to support all women in midlife.
Many women aren’t sure when perimenopause begins, and the signs can be subtle or easily mistaken for other changes in life. Play Health is here to support you as changes begin to occur and we can help you make sense of them.
By tracking your symptoms and cycles, we’ll help you spot patterns and connect the dots between what you’re experiencing and the hormonal shifts that could be behind it.
You don’t need to know where you’re at or have all the answers before you start. Our platform is designed to support you in figuring it out.
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