Endometriosis Awareness Month is more than a moment, it’s an opportunity to learn, connect, and reimagine what care can look like.
At PRM, we believe patients deserve more than fragmented care. That’s why this month, we’re showing up in multiple spaces, from educational webinars to in-person community gatherings, to bring patients, providers, and advocates together.
Here’s where you can find us and how to join.
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March 19 | 11 AM EST | YouTube
We’re kicking things off with a live, open-format conversation featuring Dr. Amro Elfeky, MD, FACOG, minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon and endometriosis specialist at PRM, alongside Taylor Heaton from Mom on the Spectrum.
This session is designed to be a safe, supportive space where no question is off the table.
Topics may include:
PMDD and hormonal changes
Painful periods
Fertility and reproductive health
Navigating the healthcare system
Whether you’re newly exploring symptoms or have been searching for answers for years, this conversation is an opportunity to learn directly from a specialist and feel heard in the process.

March 23 | Instagram Live
What does “comprehensive endometriosis care” actually mean?
In this live conversation, PRM leaders will break down the gaps in traditional care, and how PRM”s Centers of Excellence model was built to address them.
You’ll hear from:
Surgical leadership
Clinical training experts
Members of the PRM care team
We’ll explore:
Why endometriosis care has historically been fragmented
The role of excision surgery, and why it’s not the whole picture
What coordinated, multidisciplinary care looks like in practice
What patients should expect from long-term support
This is a must-watch for anyone navigating treatment decisions or trying to understand what quality care should look like.
Follow our Instagram for updates and reminders.
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Melia Hotel Pool | March 27 | 5:30 PM
If you’re attending the Endometriosis Summit, we would truly love to meet you.
PRM and the Worthy Warrior community are hosting a casual, in-person gathering designed for connection — not programming.
No presentations. No pressure.
Just a space to:
Meet others living with endometriosis and pelvic pain
Share stories and experiences
Spend time with people who truly understand
This event is intentionally small and filling quickly, so we encourage early sign-up.

March 27–29
The Endometriosis Summit brings together leading voices in patient advocacy, clinical care, and research, and we’re proud to have several PRM leaders contributing to this year’s program.
Jennifer Ezavin, DNP, FNP-BC
National Director of Training & Quality, PRM
Session: Beyond Excision: Exploring Healing
Exploring how care can extend beyond surgery through whole-person recovery and long-term support.
Dr. Allyson Shrikhande
Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer, PRM
Session: Encrypted Signals: Pain & Endometriosis
A deeper look at the role of the nervous system in chronic pelvic pain and how central sensitization impacts patients.
Dr. Ashley Davis
Gynecologic Surgeon & Endometriosis Excision Specialist
National Senior Director of Surgery, PRM
Session: The Adenomyosis Dossier
Highlighting emerging treatments and expanding care pathways for patients with adenomyosis.
Theresa Porcaro
Vice President of Growth, PRM
Session: Adaptation Without Silence
Reframing resilience in chronic illness and empowering patient advocacy.
For too long, endometriosis care has been limited to isolated interventions.
The conversations happening at this year’s Summit reflect something bigger, a shift toward:
Multidisciplinary care
Earlier diagnosis
Long-term treatment models
Whole-person healing
We’re honored to be part of that shift.
Register for the summit here and learn more.

March 28 | 6:30 PM
The Summit’s signature event hosted by PRM, Endo Royale, brings the community together for an evening of connection and celebration.
While this event is officially sold out, we’re excited to join attendees for a night that recognizes the strength, advocacy, and progress within the endometriosis community.
Whether you’re attending virtually or in person, these events are designed to bring you closer to what you deserve:
Clear information
Compassionate care
A community that understands
Because awareness is just the beginning, and patients deserve more than fragmented care.