Step 1
Book your consult
Pick a time that suits you. Share what's relevant to your health.
Fertility Care
Understand where you are, what your options are, and what comes next.
A women's-health clinician starts with your whole story, then brings in the right specialists, tests and support for your stage.
Your fertility journey
Where are you right now?
Wherever you are, you can start here. Choose the one that sounds most like you.
What happens
Four steps, and your context goes with you.
Step 2
We understand your stage and create a case summary
Your history, reports and questions, organised before you meet your clinician.
Step 3
Have your first consult
A women's-health clinician goes through your summary and helps you plan your next steps.
OB-GYN · leads your care
Step 4
We onboard your Care Team
Specialists, tests, and support are brought in when needed. Each starting from your case summary. And between visits, Grace (your AI companion) keeps all your info organised.
What you get
More than a consultation.
Grace is your AI health companion. It keeps your story together between visits, and brings your care, tests and support into one place.
Everything in one journey7 ways we support you
Your Care TeamA women's-health clinician, with specialists as you need them
A clear planNext steps in plain language, with room for your choice
Lab tests, from homeOrange Health Labs and Redcliffe Labs, results in your record
Mental health supportTherapists who understand women's health
Clinical nutritionistGuidance for your stage and the food you actually eat
CommunitiesWomen with similar stories, in a safe space
Second opinionsSpecialist reviews where more expertise helps
GraceYou decide who sees your record. Grace supports; your doctors decide.
Experts involved
The right specialists, whenever you require.
Your women's-health clinician leads. Others join depending on your stage.
Leads your care
Dr. Shreshtha Gupta
Obstetrician & Gynaecologist · from your first consult
Malvika Fulwani
Clinical Nutritionist
Nikita Joshi
Emotional Wellness Coach
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Fertility specialist
Male fertility specialist
Endocrinologist
Clinical psychologist
Genetic counsellor
Fertility sonologist
Stories
Member stories
Consented member stories.
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We'll help you understand where you are, and what comes next.
Book your first consultFAQs
Fertility Care questions
Clear answers, reviewed by our clinicians.
When should I see a fertility specialist?
Many clinicians suggest an evaluation after 12 months of trying, or sooner in some situations, such as irregular cycles, known conditions or age-related considerations. Your first consult helps you understand what applies to you.
What happens in the first consultation?
First, we understand what stage you are at, and prepare a case summary. During your first consultation, a women's-health clinician answers your questions and plans the next steps. Then, we onboard the right members for your Care Team.
Who can see my fertility record?
You decide. Your record is shared with a clinician only when you choose to share it.
What is Grace, and does it give medical advice?
Grace is your AI health companion! You can find her here - on the web app. Either on the desktop or your phone. She won't give you medical advice (that's your clinician's responsibility), but she will organise your questions, reports, and history between appointments.
What does my AMH result mean?
AMH gives an indication of ovarian reserve. On its own it doesn't predict whether you can get pregnant naturally. It's most useful read alongside your age, scans and history, with a clinician.
Should my partner get tested too?
Fertility involves both partners, because infertility can be a concern on both the male and female side. Just in case, it's good to have a semen analysis as part of early evaluation.
How do I know if IVF is right for us?
That depends on your history, test results and preferences. We help you understand the options and what to ask a clinic, so the decision stays yours.
Is it normal to feel this overwhelmed?
Many people feel this way. Trying, treatment and loss can be emotionally heavy. Professional support is available whenever you'd like it.