Thursday, December 3 · 7:00 PM CT · Free to attend
Bring the question your appointment
didn't have time for.
One hour, live, with a high-risk OB/Gyn sonographer who has read more than 47,000 ultrasounds. Your scan reports, your cycles, your hormones, your “is this normal?” moments, answered in plain language. This first session is open to everyone on the Ovēa list. After that, Open Hours is members-only.
We're live right now. Come on in.
Hannah Hando · ARDMS-Certified High-Risk OB/Gyn Sonographer · 19 years clinical practice · Certified Holistic Health Coach
What gets answered
Real questions.
Real answers.
Submit your question when you RSVP, or ask live in the chat. Here are the kinds of questions Open Hours is built for.
“My report says ‘polycystic ovarian morphology’ but my doctor said everything looks normal. Can you explain what my scan actually shows and whether this means I have PCOS?”
PCOS · Imaging literacy · Diagnosis
“I had an IUD placed six months ago. My provider only checked the strings, with no follow-up ultrasound. Should I be concerned, and what should I ask for at my next appointment?”
IUD placement · Follow-up imaging · Advocacy
“My antral follicle count came back low. I'm 32 and not trying to conceive yet. What does this actually mean for my fertility window, and do I need to act now?”
Ovarian reserve · AFC · Fertility planning
“My scan showed a ‘simple cyst, 2.8cm.’ I've had three follow-ups in two years and no one has explained what we're watching for. When should I be concerned and when can I stop watching?”
Ovarian cysts · Monitoring · Clinical follow-up
“I'm in perimenopause and my scan showed ‘fibroids consistent with adenomyosis.’ My symptoms are getting worse. What does this mean and what are my options?”
Fibroids · Adenomyosis · Perimenopause · Imaging findings
How it works
One hour.
Your questions. Finally answered.
Free · Thursday, Dec 3 · 7:00 PM CT
Save your seat & drop your question.
The first Ovēa Open Hours is open to everyone. Seats are limited so the room stays small enough for real answers. Members: RSVP here too so your question makes the list.
Questions stay confidential and are reviewed before the call. You'll get a confirmation email now, a reminder the day before, and your join link before we go live. This is education, not medical advice.
I spent 19 years inside inpatient floors, emergency rooms, and outpatient imaging suites reviewing women's pelvic ultrasounds. I watched women leave that room every single time with a report written in clinical language and no real explanation of what it meant for their body.
Open Hours exists because that conversation should have happened in the imaging room, and it didn't have time to. Now it does.
This first one's free. After that, it's members-only.
Loved the hour?
Keep your seat every month.
Starting in January, Open Hours lives inside the Ovēa membership, along with every replay, personal scan reviews, evidence-based supplement protocols, a private community, and a guides library built from 19 years of clinical experience.
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