Sergei Gorlovetsky: How Fertility Care Addresses Mental Health?
Sergei Gorlovetsky, Co-Founder at Decision Tree Technology, shared a post by on LinkedIn:
“40% of women and 15% of men in fertility treatment face clinical anxiety or depression.
At Fertiligent AI, we’re building tools that support both the medical and emotional sides of the journey. Proud to be part of a team making care lighter for patients – without replacing clinicians.
What’s one change you’d like to see in how fertility care addresses mental health? Let me know in the comments.”
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“40% of women and 15% of men in fertility treatment report clinical levels of anxiety or depression.
Fertility is not just a medical journey – it’s an emotional one. At Fertiligent AI, we’re building tools that support both sides of the experience.
Emotional strain often goes unnoticed between visits.
Our Patient Companion provides empathetic, evidence-based guidance in moments of uncertainty, so patients feel supported every step of the way.
What’s one way you wish clinics addressed the emotional side of care better? Let us know in the comments.
NIH study on infertility and mental health.
WHO infertility overview.”
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