Fertility declines with age, particularly after 35. Egg quantity and quality diminish, making conception more challenging. We offer fertility preservation options and personalized treatment plans to address age-related fertility concerns.
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a fertility treatment where sperm is placed directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation to increase the chance of fertilization. It’s often used for mild male factor infertility, unexplained infertility, or donor sperm treatments.
You’ll meet with one of our expert physicians to review your medical history, discuss your goals, and develop a personalized plan. We may recommend diagnostic tests to better understand your fertility health. Our team will also review costs and insurance details with you.
Absolutely. We’re proud to provide inclusive, affirming care to individuals and couples of all genders and sexual orientations. We offer third-party reproduction services, donor coordination, and family-building options tailored to your needs.
If you’ve been trying to conceive for over a year (or six months if over age 35), or if you have known risk factors such as irregular periods, endometriosis, or male factor infertility, it’s a good idea to see a fertility specialist. Our team offers thorough evaluations to help you understand your options.
Mini IVF, also known as minimal stimulation IVF, is a variation of traditional IVF that uses lower doses of fertility medications to stimulate the ovaries and produce fewer eggs. This approach aims to reduce the risks and side effects associated with high doses of medication while still achieving successful outcomes. Learn more
There are several fertility resource organizations and websites that you and your spouse can turn to for support. The American Fertility Association (AFA) / www.theafa.org. The AFA has a free quarterly newsletter full of infertility articles, online educational seminars, and downloadable fact sheets for everyone dealing with reproduction. Resolve / www.resolve.org. The Resolve website contains a large amount of information on infertility, insurance coverage, adoption options, and several bulletin boards along with lists of meetings and events. International Council on Infertility Information Dissemination (INCIID) / www.inciid.org. The INCIID site also contains medical articles, bulletin boards, lists of fertility clinics, current information on fertility treatments and a monthly newsletter.
A simple, inexpensive method includes the use of an Ovulation Predictor kit, which can be purchased over the counter at most pharmacies. This kit will detect a surge of LH hormone in the urine. Ovulation should occur 24-36 hours after the surge is detected.
Infertility can be one of the most stressful things you ever have to deal with. Being unable to conceive over a long period of time can trigger genuine feelings of loss, anxiety, depression, isolation of the sense of being out of control. Add that to having to navigate numerous medical decisions and procedures, along with the waiting to find out if a treatment has worked and it’s a lot to cope with. That’s why we offer psychological and emotional support as an integral part of our practice. The fertility journey may not always be easy but we try to make it as calm and stress-free as possible.
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Our skilled fertility specialists are here to help. Contact us today and let’s discuss the next phase of your fertility journey.