Clare Mansfield: I Don’t Think the Future of Fertility Care is Simply More Technology
Clare Mansfield, CEO and Founder of Flowering Fertility, shared on LinkedIn:
“I don’t think the future of fertility care is simply more technology.
I think it’s better-connected care.
Clinical expertise matters enormously.
So does data.
So does innovation.
But the person going through treatment doesn’t experience their fertility journey in separate boxes.
- Medical
- Emotional
- Financial
- Informational
- Relationship
- Work
It’s all happening to the same human being at the same time.
That’s why I believe the next evolution of fertility care will be more integrated and more personalised.
Technology should help us achieve that.
But technology isn’t the destination.
A person feeling informed, supported and empowered on their path to parenthood is.
That’s the future we’re working towards at Flowering Fertility.”
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