Kai Health Donates KRW 3 Million to Korea Infertility Family Association
Kai Health, a medical AI company specializing in fertility care, donated KRW 3 million to the Korea Infertility Family Association (Agaya) on November 11 in recognition of Infertility Families Day.
The donation was made in connection with VITA RUN 1111, an employee-led walking and running campaign. The initiative invited participants to complete a combined 1,111 kilometers in support of individuals and families experiencing infertility. Over the course of one month, every Kai Health employee took part in the campaign through walking or running in their daily lives, collectively achieving the goal.
The donation will support the association’s programs for families experiencing infertility. Its activities include financial assistance for fertility treatment, counseling and education, and initiatives aimed at improving public awareness of infertility.
Kai Health plans to develop VITA RUN 1111 into an annual participatory campaign. Beginning with its employees, the company intends to gradually open the initiative to healthcare professionals, embryologists, and others working in fertility care.
“VITA RUN 1111 was especially meaningful because every member of our team put their support for families experiencing infertility into action through their daily lives,” said Hyejun Lee, CEO of Kai Health. “We will continue to develop the campaign so that healthcare professionals and others working in fertility care can participate. Alongside advancing our technology, we will continue to show our support for patients and their families each year.”
Kai Health develops AI software that supports clinical decision-making during fertility treatment. Vita Embryo, approved by Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as a Class III medical device, analyzes embryo images and provides scores and rankings related to clinical pregnancy potential and embryo grading. The software also generates reports summarizing the analysis results.
Source: MEDI:GATE NEWS · By Woon Cho · Originally published in Korean · Published on November 11, 2026.