UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
43: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 43
43: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 43
43: Fertility Matters with Jessica Hobbis - Episode 43
Thursday 22nd February 2024
Join Jessica Hobbis and Lucy Slack on 'Fertility Matters' as they discuss Gaia's mission to revolutionize access to affordable IVF treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Barriers in Fertility: Gaia's Mission with Lucy Slack
Episode Overview
- Lucy Slack discusses the founding mission of Gaia, focusing on affordable access to IVF treatment.
- Challenges individuals face when self-funding IVF treatment are highlighted, including uncertainties and lack of support.
- Gaia's unique plans offer fixed costs, protecting individuals throughout their fertility journey.
- The importance of community support and reliable information in the IVF process is emphasised by Gaia.
- Gaia's continuous efforts to expand eligibility criteria and improve access to fertility treatments are showcased.
Find support and find people going through it. You should not feel like you're going through IVF alone because there are so many people that are also in similar situations to you.
Ever wondered why so few people can access IVF despite its necessity for many? In this episode of 'Fertility Matters' on the UK Health Radio Podcast, host Jessica Hobbis chats with Lucy Slack from Gaia about the hurdles in fertility treatment. Lucy dives into her journey within women's health and Gaia's mission to make IVF more accessible and affordable.
With only 2% of those needing IVF actually getting it, Gaia aims to change that with innovative financial plans that offer both transparency and security. Lucy also opens up about the emotional and financial challenges of self-funding IVF, emphasizing the need for solid support systems and trustworthy information. Gaia's efforts to widen eligibility criteria and build a supportive community for those navigating fertility treatments are truly inspiring.
Tune in to hear how Gaia is paving the way for a more inclusive and supportive approach to fertility.