Insider Spotlight
At the center of this change is Eluvo Health, the country’s first hybrid women’s healthcare provider built to support women across every life stage, from reproductive health to menopause.
Women often delay care, powering through symptoms while juggling work, family, and social expectations. The result is late diagnoses, fragmented treatment, and missed opportunities for prevention.
Eluvo Health was created to address this gap by reimagining health care as something continuous, educational, and personalized rather than episodic and crisis-driven.
Why it matters
Preventive care plays a critical role in improving long-term health outcomes for women, particularly in areas such as fertility, hormone health, cancer screening, and midlife transitions.
By prioritizing early conversations and regular wellness assessments, proactive care helps women plan ahead instead of reacting when conditions worsen.
In a press statement, Eluvo Health founder and medical director Dr. Carol Joanna Violago-Olivarez said, “So much of health care is reactive. We wait until something becomes unbearable before we seek help. But we deserve a model that’s proactive and preventive. At Eluvo Health, we focus on early conversations, evidence-based testing, and treatment plans that are realistic for real life.”
How it works
Eluvo Health operates on a “Talk, Test, Treat” model that mirrors how women actually experience health care.
Care begins with open, stigma-free dialogue, followed by clear diagnostics and integrated treatment that goes beyond prescriptions to include lifestyle guidance and education.
By combining in-clinic services with telehealth support, the provider ensures continuity of care while making health care more accessible to busy women.
The clinic’s design at Parqal Mall reinforces this approach, offering a calming, nonclinical environment that encourages engagement rather than anxiety.
The bigger picture
Eluvo Health supports women through fertility planning, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, sexual wellness, and the transitions of perimenopause and menopause.
Preventive screenings are embedded at every stage, allowing women to understand their bodies and make informed decisions earlier rather than later.
Backed by partnerships with board-certified specialists, major hospitals, and global fertility networks, Eluvo Health reflects a growing demand for healthcare models that prioritize prevention, education, and long-term wellbeing.
What’s next
With plans to open 10 clinics nationwide by 2030, Eluvo Health signals a broader shift in how women’s health care is delivered—one that recognizes proactive and preventive care as essential, not optional, to women’s quality of life. —Vanessa Hidalgo | Ed: Corrie S. Narisma
