Inflection expands global reach with localised employee education across 70+ countries
Inflection, an educational platform focused on menopause and family-building, has announced a major expansion of its global offerings.
The company now delivers expert-led education in over 70 countries, supporting diverse health needs through locally relevant content.
Inflection’s platform, which serves over six million users worldwide, aims to bridge health gaps by providing comprehensive education tailored to the laws, cultural considerations, and languages of each region it serves.
Inflection’s educational services include specialised programmes like MenopauseIQ, FertilityIQ, and SensitivityIQ which are designed to assist employees navigating crucial life stages, providing support through expert-led sessions and data-driven content.
Over 200 global experts, including society presidents and professionals from institutions such as Oxford University, McGill University, and Harvard University, contribute to the platform.
Jake Anderson-Bialis, co-founder of Inflection, said:
"At Inflection, we're redefining what it means to be a truly global solution in employee education and support. We're not just translating content—we're creating and updating courses locally in over 70 countries, with input from renowned medical experts and local society presidents who understand the nuances of each culture.
“The trust placed in us by leading global employers to provide this critical benefit to their workforce, is a testament to the quality and impact of our platform."
Meeting global minimum standards
The content reflects local laws and addresses cultural differences to ensure that employees across various geographies receive relevant and comprehensive health education. The platform also allows for integration with other health and well-being solutions.
"Whether an employee is closing a store in India or sitting behind a desk in Spain, we want everyone to have access to the education they need to make informed decisions and, hopefully, achieve better health outcomes," stated Deborah Anderson-Bialis, CEO and co-founder of Inflection.
