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Oct 23, 2026, 17:21
Stephen Parker Ellington: Empathetic Fertility Care Can Scale, Even When Your Team Can’t
Stephen Parker Ellington, Founder and CEO of Novara, shared on LinkedIn:
“Demand for fertility care is on the rise, and when the care team is pushed past capacity, patient experience suffers.
1 in 3 IVF patients stop before a live birth. They don’t announce it. They slip away when a team is stretched thin and has to work reactively. For some, one proactive touch might have kept them in your care.
Empathetic care can scale, even when your team can’t. Novara can show you how.
Come see us next week in the New Horizons Pavilion, Booth NH9 at ASRM 2026.”
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