Holland Pettingill

In Kallie's words: After having my second baby, I started noticing the gaps. Not just in my own care, but in the care of every woman around me. The symptoms that were brushed off. The appointments that lasted fifteen minutes and left women with nothing but a pamphlet and a prescription. At the same time, the women I loved most were navigating menopause with almost no support. And provider after provider telling them it was just part of getting older. I kept thinking: this is not okay. Women deserve better than this. They deserve a provider who listens before she treats. Who runs the right tests, not just the convenient ones. Who builds a plan around a real person, not a protocol. So I built Dela. A clinic designed around what women actually need at every stage of life. From postpartum to perimenopause to menopause and beyond. In Pleasant Grove, Utah, right in the heart of Utah County, where I live and where I wanted to make a difference.