Fertility clinic failed. Former manager wants to rescue business and help patients. "The law must change," she says

The fertility clinic Ovom Care closed abruptly, leaving patients without follow-up care. Embryologist Cristina Hickman, who was the clinic's manager, left in November 2024 in conflict with the administrators and venture capital managers. Cristina holds these managers responsible for the clinic's closure and says they "only think about money." Cristina intends to rescue the business and help the patients affected by the closure. The former manager advocates that the law must change to better protect patients in similar situations.