SAN DIEGO, October 2026 - Monarch will attend The Menopause Society’s 2026 Annual Meeting at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront from Oct 20, 2026 through Oct 24, 2026. The team will be at Booth 416 during exhibit hall hours to meet physicians considering independent practice and others working to advance menopause and midlife health.
The meeting’s theme, “Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice,” brings clinicians and women’s health leaders together to consider how research can inform care. The Menopause Society expects more than 2,000 healthcare professionals to attend. Monarch’s presence offers physicians a chance to discuss the practical work of launching or transitioning a membership-based practice.
A physician-owned path for midlife care
Women’s health specialists often need time for conversations that span several areas of health during midlife. Physicians considering independent practice may want more room for those conversations while retaining authority over clinical decisions. Building a membership-based practice also requires capital, staffing, patient communications, and ongoing business operations.
Monarch partners with physicians on those nonclinical responsibilities. Its Zero-Equity Model provides upfront capital and operational infrastructure for independently owned practices. Physicians retain practice ownership and clinical autonomy. The model is designed to reduce back-office friction and create space for unhurried, relationship-based care; each physician determines the services and visit structure of their own practice.
Conversations at Booth 416
At the booth, Monarch will discuss questions physicians face when evaluating a transition: how to design a membership model, plan the operational and financial work of launch, communicate a change to patients, and sustain an independent practice. The team welcomes conversations with OB/GYNs, family and internal medicine physicians, urologists, and other specialists whose work includes women’s health.
Organizations interested in supporting physician-led women’s health care can also connect with Monarch at the meeting. Media covering the event can contact the company to request leadership interviews on physician autonomy, the operational challenges of independent practice, and menopause and midlife care.
Women’s health physicians attending the meeting can visit Booth 416 during exhibit hall hours. Additional information about Monarch’s practice model is available at monarchmd.com.
About Monarch
Monarch partners with women’s health physicians to build independently owned, membership-based practices. Through its Zero-Equity Model, Monarch provides upfront capital, operational infrastructure, staffing, and practice support while physicians retain ownership and clinical autonomy.
