In Vitro Fertilization brings hope and promise, but along with this can come a lot of unfamiliar fertility language and many complex procedures. That’s why, at The Center for Reproductive Medicine, we go out of our way to ensure that you have the education and understanding you need not only to make informed decisions but to feel comfortable in the steps you do decide to take – all in a pressure-free environment.

At our New Patient Orientation, those new to IVF and their partners are invited to a day-long group session along with other patients at a similar stage in treatment. Topics – which run the gamut from emotional considerations to tracking the actual stages of embryo development – include:

In addition, a Registered Nurse is there to guide you through different fertility medications, how to administer individual fertility medications, general injection instructions, and answer any questions you may have in regards to your fertility treatment plan.


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At The Center for Reproductive Medicine we believe that medicine is more than just a job, it is a calling. Our fertility team strive to do the best for patients in delivering the highest standard of science, surgical skills, treatment, and communication.
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Those couples who do not respond to traditional fertility treatments find themselves confronted with decisions concerning In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). There are several strategies that can assist couples when starting IVF.
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Dr. Koulianos focuses on recruiting, training, and leading a fertility team who share his commitment to both curing and healing. Read more on what to expect from your fertility treatment at The Center.
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Couples may find themselves with the option of using Assisted Hatching. Learn about what Assisted Hatching is and indications for Assisted Hatching (AH) treatment.
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Infertility is equally caused by cases of male infertility. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) commonly used to treat male infertility. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection has made it possible to fertilize eggs with sperm derived from men with the severest degrees of male infertility.
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Why should I use Elective Single Embryo Transfer (eSET)? We answer who are good candidates for Elective Single Embryo Transfer (eSET) and the benefits of this IVF treatment.