Kindbody introduces the #KeepDoorsOpen campaign
Kindbody, a national leader in fertility clinics and family-building benefits, has launched its #KeepDoorsOpen campaign. The effort centers on making reproductive healthcare accessible and invites both companies and individuals to speak up for equitable family building. At its core, the campaign is an open call to keep the conversation going—and to keep doors to care open for those who need it.
What the campaign sets out to do
As part of #KeepDoorsOpen, Kindbody is partnering with SKM Insights, the research arm of theSkimm, on a comprehensive survey titled State of Women and Fertility Healthcare. The research focuses on how access to fertility healthcare is shaping women’s views ahead of the upcoming election. Its goal is to shed light on the essential role reproductive healthcare plays in the choices women and families make.
Why community support matters
Infertility is a significant global health challenge, affecting about one in six people. Even as demand rises for services like in vitro fertilization (IVF), many still face barriers to getting care. Dr. Roohi Jeelani, a Reproductive Endocrinologist and Chief Growth Officer at Kindbody, underscores that infertility cuts across every demographic. “The path to parenthood is a deeply personal journey that should be informed by the needs of families rather than political agendas,” she says. Through #KeepDoorsOpen, the aim is to encourage thoughtful, informed dialogue about accessible family-building services.
What to expect from the survey
The forthcoming State of Women and Fertility Healthcare Report will share insights into how women view fertility healthcare and how those views may influence voting behavior in upcoming elections. These findings are vital for understanding where reproductive health policy stands today and how future decisions may affect women’s health rights.
About Kindbody
Kindbody is a pioneer in the fertility space, operating a national network of fertility clinics and providing family-building benefits designed for employers. Its services span preconception counseling through postpartum support and extend into menopause care. Today, Kindbody partners with 121 employers to offer fertility benefits to more than 3.1 million individuals, delivering an integrated experience aimed at strong health outcomes while keeping care affordable.
Investing in the future of fertility care
To date, Kindbody has raised $315 million from high-profile investors. This financial support advances the organization’s mission to make fertility care more accessible and less burdensome for individuals and families working to build their futures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the #KeepDoorsOpen campaign?
#KeepDoorsOpen is Kindbody’s campaign to keep access to reproductive healthcare front and center and to encourage equitable family building for anyone pursuing parenthood.
How is SKM Insights involved?
SKM Insights, the research arm of theSkimm, is collaborating with Kindbody on the State of Women and Fertility Healthcare survey to understand women’s perspectives on fertility healthcare ahead of the upcoming election.
How common is infertility?
Infertility affects approximately one in six individuals worldwide. Demand for treatments like IVF has increased, yet many still encounter barriers to access.
Why does access to reproductive healthcare matter?
Access ensures that women and families can make informed choices about their health and family-building options—guided by their needs, not by political agendas.
What services does Kindbody provide?
Kindbody offers comprehensive care from preconception counseling to postpartum support, along with menopause care, and provides family-building benefits for employers. The organization currently works with 121 employers, reaching over 3.1 million individuals.
