Aleesha Grier: Something Powerful Happens When We Bring Assisted Reproductive Healthcare Into the Light
Aleesha Grier, Founder of Linked To Thrive, shared a post on LinkedIn by Julie Stadlbauer, Chief Business Development Officer of Progyny, adding:
“When we bring assisted reproductive healthcare into the light, something powerful happens – education grows, shame shrinks, and people finally feel less alone.
I remember my own journey vividly. The quiet. The isolation. The sense of carrying something too tender to name. Even with wonderful support, infertility and IVF felt like experiences whispered about, not shared. I didn’t know anyone else who had walked this road, and that made the journey harder.
My private practice – and later LinkedIn To Thrive – were born from that lived experience. It’s also why I love being a provider at Maven. From wanting women to have a space where hope and harder emotions can coexist, where their stories are held with care, and where reproductive technology is understood rather than hidden.
So today, I’m saying this with intention: we hear you, we see your pain, and you are not alone.”
Quoting Julie Stadlbauer’s post:
“The right care at the right time can change everything.
In fertility and family building, access is essential. But access alone isn’t enough. The quality of care, the expertise behind every recommendation, and the ability to guide people through deeply personal decisions are what truly drive better outcomes.
That’s why clinical excellence has always been at the center of what we do at Progyny. It’s about connecting people with the right providers, the right support, and the right care when it matters most.
It’s work I’m incredibly proud to be part of, and it’s why we’re committed to continuing to raise the standard for family building benefits.
We share all of our outcomes in data that you can find here:
Progyny’s Superior Outcomes. Proven Impact.”
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