Indeed, we know there are differences between how women and men present with mental illness, exactly as was described in the question, but our model of treating our members is very much an individual model. We tailor the treatment to the individuals, to their illness, to their wants, and even things like their family situation and perhaps their occupation.
It's not so much that we have a difference in our approach for men, women or any of the other identity factors that we find among our population, but it's an individual approach to those individuals and tailoring the treatment to them.