Who we are

A clinical consultancy built around one idea.

A woman's pregnancy is one of the earliest and clearest signals of her long-term health. We help clinics act on it.

Our mission

[DRAFT MISSION STATEMENT] To be the instrument of support for women's health, from a woman's first period to her last, by supporting the clinicians and services who care for her.

Our approach

Evidence first, clinic first.

[HOLDING COPY] Kella works alongside the clinicians who already care for women. We design the pathways, tools and training that turn pregnancy history into the right checks at the right time.

[HOLDING COPY] Everything we build is aligned with Singapore guidance and shaped by research with King's College London.

Dr Katherine Clark, founder of Kella

Founder

Dr Katherine Clark

Advanced practice specialist midwife and clinical researcher at King's College London, where she holds a King's Health Partners Clinical Research Excellence Fellowship. Founder and co-lead of the Global PrAKI Consortium, an international network on Pregnancy associated Acute Kidney Injury.

Katherine develops affordable, point-of-care and medtech solutions that use pregnancy as a window to future health, with a focus on postpartum screening and intervention, when physiology is most adaptable.

[Draft from Katherine's own biography. To be confirmed by Katherine and checked before publishing.]

Track record

Clinical leadership, built on research.

15 years in complex pregnancy

Specialist midwife in hypertension and kidney disorders at King's College Hospital, designing care pathways from pre-conception to one year postpartum.

Leading change

Led the clinical and economic business case for a one-stop-shop clinic for women with medically complex pregnancies, and developed a clinical database now in use at King's College Hospital.

Research leadership

First non-doctor to lead Women's Health Research at King's College Hospital, and one of seven midwives selected nationally as an NIHR Senior Research Leader.

[Draft from Katherine's biography. Each claim to be confirmed by Katherine and checked before publishing. Publications, awards and partner names to be added.]

Partners and affiliations

King's College London

Research partnership with Kella's clinical research lead.

Global PrAKI Consortium

An international network on Pregnancy associated Acute Kidney Injury, founded by Dr Clark, who co-leads it.

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Let's talk about your patients.

Most clinics start with a 6-month pilot. We reply within two working days.

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