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In celebration of how far we’ve come in the world of fertility medicine, we honor the woman behind the astounding advances in reproductive health that continue to benefit and build families each and every day.

During this coronavirus outbreak, many fertility treatments have been canceled, so you might think that starting the IVF process needs to wait. No way! IVF takes time, consultations, and conversations before any injection happens. Review the real length of IVF and see if it’s a good time for you to start the process with your Reproductive Endocrinologist.

Part 1 of a 2-part series: Read all about the embryo transfer procedure, whether frozen or fresh, straight from a fertility nurse. This is the last phase of IVF and will hopefully produce a positive pregnancy test!

New York State passed a law that mandates fertility coverage starting January 1, 2020. But what exactly does it cover? Who does it cover? And what are the limits to coverage? All these questions and more, answered in this article!

In honor of Veterans Day, Tyler and Crystal Wilson, who have worked tirelessly for necessary medical coverage for “wounded warriors”, share their personal fertility story and how they’ve advocated, and continue to advocate, for fertility coverage for vets.

Reproductive Medicine Associates of Connecticut encourages you to maintain momentum by being mindful about where you currently are in treatment and where you want to go. As long as you design achievable goals and keep the positivity flowing, a successful family building journey can be your future.