Gina Bartasi

With a focus on education that addresses the fragmentation associated with infertility care, Kindbody is growing at a remarkable pace, but it's also helping many patients feel seen and heard for the f

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It’s telling of our maturity as a society that infertility is a concept approached with awkwardness and uncertainty.

When the topic of fertility comes up, we often hear hushed tones discussing someone else’s or their own journey through infertility.

Kindbody isn’t solely selling a dream of belonging, however — there is a large focus on the consumerism of patient care.

One in eight couples, single parents by choice and much of the LGBTQ+ population in the United States seek out fertility services.

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We spoke to CEOs and founders about how their companies have evolved from first entering the space and feeling like an island to now -- a community of women changing the world for women.