Projects in Progress

According to the US Health and Human Services Department, only 12% of adults have proficient health literacy. Our toolkit is designed to help individuals, educators, and providers recognize, understand, and advocate for health issues that are too often misdiagnosed or overlooked.

Real stories can mean real change. Our quarterly magazine shares women’s voices, lived experiences, and ideas that spark understanding, compassion, and action in the fight for better health.

Ova knows that research should be done with communities, not just on them. Because while numbers don't lie, sometimes, they only tell half the story. This initiative brings patients, clinicians, and researchers together to co-produce knowledge that actually reflects the realities of women's health.

We believe we're strongest when we work together. That's why, with the help of storytellers and advocates, we're going to take our mission to the policy level. Using the reality of the care gap, we're going to make meaningful and systemic change.

Women's health research is disastrously underfunded. Dedicating time, money, and resources to women's health is the first step into creating a more equitable medical system. With our Mini-Grant Research Program, we hope to do just that.

One of the most significant challenges in healthcare today is fragmented care. Ova is developing a mobile platform to help close those gaps, redefining how women navigate their health by building the bridges necessary for more connected, compassionate, and effective care.