Our Company
About our Founder
About our Founder
Talonda is a wife and mother of four, three (3) girls and one (1) boy.
She is a nurse, nurse educator & consultant, best-selling author, 1st place winner of
West Chester University's Business Idea Pitch Competition 2021, in the Faculty/Alumni Track and 1st place winner of the Berks LaunchBox Idea TestLab Accelerator Competition
When not focusing on "all things nursing", Talonda loves spending quality time with her family.
Besides all she is doing in nursing, she is the founder of a woman's group called LOVED.
LOVED is an acronym for Ladies of Value Encouragement and Determination.
LOVED was founded based on a strong desire to bring women from all walks of life together.
One of her favorite quotes is "There is more that unites us than divides us."
She is convinced that a great education is often the missing link between good health and good medical care.
Talonda is a wife and mother of four, three (3) girls and one (1) boy.
She is a nurse, nurse educator & consultant, best-selling author, 1st place winner of
West Chester University's Business Idea Pitch Competition 2021, in the Faculty/Alumni Track and 1st place winner of the Berks LaunchBox Idea TestLab Accelerator Competition
When not focusing on "all things nursing", Talonda loves spending quality time with her family.
Besides all she is doing in nursing, she is the founder of a woman's group called LOVED.
LOVED is an acronym for Ladies of Value Encouragement and Determination.
LOVED was founded based on a strong desire to bring women from all walks of life together.
One of her favorite quotes is "There is more that unites us than divides us."
She is convinced that a great education is often the missing link between good health and good medical care.

Mission
Mission
To save lives by decreasing the maternal mortality rate in the United States by educating and empowering women and their families to be knowledgeable advocates for themselves.
Vision
Vision
To improve communication and interactions between patients and providers so that patients receive compassionate, respectful, patient-centered care and providers increase their cultural competence and improve their reputation.
