Miami – September 29, 2026 -- eMed, a digital healthcare company, and The Female Quotient, a global media and experiences firm reaching over 8 million leaders across 30 industries, have announced a strategic partnership targeting a $1 trillion annual opportunity in the global economy by 2040 tied to closing the women's health gap.
Partnership launches at New York summit on October 14
The collaboration will officially debut at the FQ Health Summit in New York City, where executives will discuss innovation to address disparities in women's healthcare access. Chloe Ferro and Olivia Ferro, founders of sheMed, will join the discussion to share perspectives on personalized care.
Employers positioned as key drivers of workforce health outcomes
The partnership will focus on preventive care, affordability, access, and emerging technologies, with an emphasis on the role employers can play in supporting workforce well-being. eMed will highlight how virtual care, at-home diagnostics, and connected technologies can reduce barriers to care for women.
"Women's health isn't a niche issue. It's one of the greatest healthcare and economic opportunities of our lifetime," said Linda Yaccarino, Chief Executive Officer of eMed.
Program extends beyond single event into ongoing series
Shelley Zalis, Founder and CEO of The Female Quotient, said the partnership is built on a shared belief that care should be easier to access and navigate, with employers and healthcare leaders sharing responsibility for change. The October 14 summit marks the start of an ongoing series of conversations and programming at additional Female Quotient events, with further details expected in coming months.