Research Consulting
Evidence-grounded consulting that turns complex maternal health and disparities data into strategic decisions leaders can act on confidently.
WK Health Consulting is a specialized health research consulting firm helping health systems, mission-driven organizations, and innovation teams turn maternal health and health disparities research into actionable strategy, stronger programs, and patient-centered education.
WK Health Consulting combines deep maternal health and disparities expertise with consulting structures that help teams move from insight to action without losing rigor.
Evidence-grounded consulting that turns complex maternal health and disparities data into strategic decisions leaders can act on confidently.
Compelling workshop and curriculum experiences that equip patients to navigate care with clarity, confidence, and stronger self-advocacy.
Rigorous evaluation frameworks that reveal what is working, what is not, and exactly where to focus for meaningful, scalable impact.
High-trust AI advisory that aligns innovation with safety, equity, and governance expectations in real-world healthcare environments.
WK Health Consulting focuses where health research quality, maternal health equity, patient communication, and responsible technology strategy meet.
WK Health Consulting supports organizations navigating high-stakes health questions with consulting that is credible to researchers, usable for operators, and meaningful for the communities affected by the work.
The firm’s focus spans maternal health, health disparities, patient education, evaluation design, and Health AI strategy where equity and trust cannot be treated as afterthoughts.
Dr. Sennaar's expertise in health disparities research converges at the intersection of social science, data science and health policy. She is a nationally recognized subject matter expert in Artificial Intelligence with over 200 citations across federal agencies, academic institutions, and global policy bodies. Over the past decade, her work has contributed to shaping how leading institutions across sectors, including the National Academy of Medicine, Harvard Business School and the U.S. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee understand the relationship between emerging technology, public knowledge, and civic life.