Amelia Degenkolb: ACOG 2026 Brings Innovation, Partnership and Patient Access Into Focus
Amelia Degenkolb, CEO and Co-founder at Novocuff, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Reflecting back on an incredible weeked at the 75th Annual Clinical and Scientific Meeting of American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and I’m leaving energized about where women’s healthcare is headed.
I had the opportunity to connect with outstanding industry and clinical partners, reconnect with old friends, make new relationships, and see firsthand the exciting innovation happening across our field. From breakthrough technologies in development to inspiring work reaching the plenary stage, the level of passion and commitment to improving patient care was remarkable.
One theme stood out throughout the meeting: collaboration. Some of the most meaningful conversations I had were early discussions about how we can work together across industry, clinical practice, and advocacy to improve patient access to the best new treatment options available. That kind of shared mission is what moves healthcare forward.
On a lighter note, I also learned from the ACOG personality test that I’m officially a ‘Game Changer’ — which I’ll gladly take as encouragement to keep pushing boundaries at Novocuff, Inc. .
And yes… there was also a puppy cuddle session, which was definitely a popular attraction at the conference.
Grateful to everyone who took the time to connect this weekend. Excited for what’s ahead!”
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