Analysis of the Current Status and Needs of Perimenopausal Health Care for Community Women

Objective: To explore the acceptance of health care services for perimenopausal women in the community and related influencing factors, and to clarify the specific needs of this group for health care services. Methods: 100 perimenopausal women in the community from January 2022 to December 2023 were selected as the research subjects. According to whether they had received community perimenopausal health care services, they were divided into a health care group of 53 and a non-health care group of 47. The basic characteristics and health cognition levels of the two groups were compared, and the women’s needs for health services were collected and sorted through questionnaires. Results: The proportion of qualified health cognition in the group receiving health care was higher than that in the group not receiving health care, and awareness and convenience were the main factors affecting health care acceptance (p < 0.05). The demand survey showed that women had the most concentrated demand for health promotion and personalized inquiry. Conclusion: The coverage of community health care services for perimenopausal women still needs to be expanded. Lack of awareness and lack of service convenience are the main limiting factors. Targeted improvements in service content and supply models can better meet actual needs.