For AYA cancer patients, ages 15–39

When cancer takes
your fertility,
you shouldn't have
to fight for answers.

Ovachron is an AI navigation agent built for young people facing cancer treatment. We help you understand your fertility risks, explore preservation options, navigate insurance, and coordinate with specialists — before treatment starts.

Education & Risk Assessment Preservation Options Insurance Navigation Provider Coordination
80%
of AYA cancer patients report receiving no fertility counseling before treatment
$8k–$15k
average cost of egg or embryo cryopreservation — rarely covered by insurance
21
states now have oncofertility insurance mandates — but copays still stack up fast
The Problem

Oncologists are focused on saving your life.
Nobody's focused on saving your future.

Time Pressure

Chemo often starts within days of diagnosis. The window for fertility preservation is narrow — and most patients don't even know it exists.

Insurance Maze

Most fertility preservation is classified as "elective" by insurers. The billing codes, appeals, and financial assistance programs are a full-time job — when you're already fighting cancer.

Coordination Gap

Oncologist. Reproductive endocrinologist. Fertility clinic. Financial counselor. AYA navigator. Getting them all aligned before chemo starts requires someone who never sleeps — and never gives up.

How Ovachron Works

A patient navigator who never sleeps.

Our AI agent works around the clock — guiding you through each phase of the fertility preservation journey, from diagnosis through recovery.

01

Understand Your Risk

Enter your treatment plan and receive a personalized fertility risk assessment — based on your cancer type, treatment protocol, and age. Know exactly what you're facing before you decide anything.

02

Explore Your Options

Egg freezing, embryo freezing, ovarian tissue cryopreservation, GnRH-a suppression, sperm banking — we explain each option clearly, including realistic success rates, timelines, and which applies to your situation.

03

Navigate Insurance & Finances

Ovachron identifies state mandates applicable to you, flags financial assistance programs (The SAMFund, Fertile Hope, Alliance for Fertility Preservation grants), and helps you draft insurance appeal letters.

04

Coordinate Your Care

We help you find and contact oncofertility specialists, schedule consultations with urgency, and keep your oncology team and fertility team in sync — so nothing falls through the cracks.

Why Now

Survival rates for AYA cancer have never been higher.
The quality-of-life gap has never been wider.

Young adults surviving cancer are living decades longer — but many carry the cost of missed fertility conversations for the rest of those decades. Ovachron closes that gap.

90k+
AYA cancer diagnoses in the US annually (ages 15–39)
$6B+
projected fertility preservation market by 2028
82%
five-year survival rate for AYA cancers

A worst-case scenario is not that AYAs are unable to bank — it is that they are unaware of their fertility risk.

— Donna Herrera Bell, AYA Nurse Practitioner, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Our Philosophy

You are more than your cancer diagnosis.

Surviving cancer is the first goal. Surviving with agency, choice, and your future intact — that's the goal Ovachron was built for.

We believe every AYA patient deserves to make an informed decision about their reproductive future — not because their oncologist remembered to mention it, but because they had someone in their corner from day one.

Patient-first. We never push a specific preservation method. We help you understand your options so you can choose what's right for your life.
Clinically grounded. Our guidance is based on ASCO, ASRM, and NCCN guidelines, reviewed by reproductive specialists — not scraped from random blogs.
Urgent by design. We know time matters. Every interaction is built for patients who may have days — not weeks — before treatment begins.

Your fertility is worth fighting for.
Ovachron fights with you.

Whether you're days from starting treatment or years into survivorship and just learned what you missed — we're here. The conversation doesn't have to happen at diagnosis to still matter.