Trellis Health - Your Pregnancy Health Data, Reimagined

Designed for what comes next

This isn’t your standard six-week checkup—or routine bloodwork repackaged. This is the first panel designed specifically to help you understand how you're physiologically recovering after birth. Measure 31, intentional, biomarkers across nutrient depletion, hormonal shifts, inflammation, and immune function that directly impact how you feel, heal, and function in postpartum.

For the first time, your recovery is truly visible. Whether you’re dealing with fatigue, brain fog, hair loss, mood swings, or just want to understand what’s happening inside your body - we're here to give you and your doctor real data and clear insights.

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Designed to give you and your doctor critical answers in recovery

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Designed to give you and your doctor critical answers in recovery

The easiest blood draw you've done all year, from the comfort of home

Designed for what comes next

Standard labs miss the postpartum window. We don’t. We measure what happens next—nutrients, hormones, inflammation—so you’re not left guessing.

31 markers, zero guesswork

We help you measure the key shifts happening in your body after birth—what’s dropping, what’s depleted, what needs care. So you can take action, not make assumptions.

Real, personalized insights

We turn your results into clear, actionable insights for you and your doctor. To understand what's going on in your body and build a recovery path with intentions.

Designed for what comes next

Standard labs miss the postpartum window. We don’t. We measure what happens next—nutrients, hormones, inflammation—so you’re not left guessing.

31 markers, zero guesswork

We help you measure the key shifts happening in your body after birth—what’s dropping, what’s depleted, what needs care. So you can take action, not make assumptions.

Real, personalized insights

We turn your results into clear, actionable insights for you and your doctor. To understand what's going on in your body and build a recovery path with intentions.

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Setting yourself up for another 40 healthy years

Postpartum isn’t a just moment, it's your foundation for future health. This isn’t just a lab test. It’s the start of a more informed, more intentional recovery—on your terms.

The symptoms that disrupt your recovery—fatigue, mood swings, low milk supply, hair loss, or unexpected weight changes—are often linked to nutrient deficiencies, hormone shifts, or inflammatory responses that can be detected in your blood weeks before they escalate.

Conditions like postpartum thyroiditis affect up to 1 in 7 people after birth but are rarely screened for. Iron deficiency anemia impacts as many as 50% of postpartum women, and inflammation from healing or residual complications often goes unnoticed. We help you measure 31 clinically essential biomarkers—including CRP, ferritin, B12, and thyroid hormones—so you can catch early warning signs and bring real data to your care team before problems get missed or misdiagnosed.

After delivery, estrogen and progesterone levels drop by more than 90% in under 48 hours—the steepest hormonal shift your body will ever experience, more dramatic than menopause. Meanwhile, prolactin rises to support lactation, cortisol fluctuates from birth and sleep disruption, and thyroid hormones may crash due to autoimmune shifts.

These changes can affect everything from metabolism and milk supply to mental health and temperature regulation. But, this complex hormonal recovery isn’t routinely measured. Mapping this transition, measuring estradiol, progesterone, prolactin, cortisol, thyroid hormones, and more gives you and your doctor a clearer picture of how your endocrine system is recovering.

Pregnancy and birth deplete your body’s nutrient stores, and postpartum demands (especially breastfeeding) only increase those needs. Yet most women are never tested for common deficiencies, despite their direct impact on energy, focus, immunity, and emotional wellbeing.

Studies show that up to 60% of postpartum women are low in vitamin D, 40–50% in iron or ferritin, and 1 in 4 in B12—all of which can contribute to extreme fatigue, brain fog, irritability, or depressive symptoms. Testing these markers in-depth is critical in knowing the true source of the exhaustion you might experience.

What happens in postpartum doesn’t stay in postpartum. The months after birth can reveal risk factors for future conditions—especially metabolic and cardiovascular health. We test fasting insulin, HbA1c, triglycerides, LDL, HDL, and hsCRP, because research shows that elevated postpartum inflammation and impaired glucose metabolism can be early indicators of later type 2 diabetes, heart disease, or chronic autoimmune conditions.

If you had gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, or thyroid changes during pregnancy, this data is even more critical. Instead of waiting years to see how your health plays out, we give you and your doctor the tools to act now.

Postpartum care hasn't evolved in over 100 years, often consisting of a single 6-week check in. There's often no in depth evaluation of how your body is actually recovering despite some of the most critical shifts in inflammation, hormones, and nutrient levels happening in the first 3–6 weeks after birth.

We've designed our panel to be taken around week 3 or 4 postpartum, before your appointment and while these shifts are happening to provide unique insight and help guide conversations with your doctor. It’s a window of recovery that has been historically overlooked. We’re making it visible—so you don’t walk into your one appointment without answers, or worse, leave without support.