Single Parenting Options by Choice (SPBC)
Choosing to have a child on your own is a personal yet empowering decision. There are family-building options for families of all sizes, including those who opt to be single parents by choice. Single parenting by choice (SPBC) means that a person wishes to have a child of their own, unpartnered. Those who ch… Continue Reading
Patient IVF Story: Katie Warner
Katie Warner and her husband spent three years trying to conceive when a national clinic told them their only option was to use donor sperm. But knowing they hadn’t exhausted their options, they tried a cutting-edge technology, to help make their family dreams a reality. Continue Reading
We're Lighting it Up Orange
Helping spread Awareness During National Infertility Awareness Month As we spring forward to the new season, we also get closer to National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW). During NIAW, we wear orange to show our support and spread awareness about infertility. This year, we’ve decided to show off our… Continue Reading
Does Your Clinic Recommend A Single or Double Embryo Transfer?
Our program strongly advises single embryo transfer for patients who are good candidates. A significant proportion of our patients would be considered good candidates and, as a result, we perform single embryo transfer in a high proportion (>80%) of our IVF cycles currently. Good candidates for single e… Continue Reading
How Does Age Affect Fertility?
Age plays a significant role in fertility. There are age-related impacts on both female and male fertility, although the impact is much more significant on female fertility. Fertility is highest for females during their 20's and early 30's. It is estimated that the chance for achieving pregnancy for a he… Continue Reading
Watch Dr. Kapfhamer On KARE11
"The reality is infertility sucks. That’s a true statement no matter who you are, no matter where you’re at in your journey." Dr. Kapfhamer joined KARE11 for an open and honest discussion about the challenges and opportunities for individuals and couples dealing with infertility. This included a focus… Continue Reading
Dr. Colleen Casey appearance on "This is Infertility" Podcast
Dr. Colleen Casey was recently on the This is Infertility Podcast: In this episode, we hear from Andrea Ford about her experience with an endometriosis diagnosis, and how having access to fertility coverage enabled her to make better decisions about treatment. While more research is needed, Dr. Coll… Continue Reading
CRM Nurses Recertified By ASRM
We are honored to announce that our nurses have been recertified by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). Continuing to be certified by this prestigious organization reflects our commitment to providing our patients with cutting-edge services and compassionate care throughout their fertility… Continue Reading
A Prestigious Honor For Douglas T. Carrell
We are proud to announce that Douglas T. Carrell, Ph.D., H.C.L.D. has been awarded the Distinguished Service Award by the American Society of Andrology. This achievement comes as no surprise to those of us who have witnessed Dr. Carrell’s laboratory directorship abilities in action at the Center for Reprodu… Continue Reading
Maximizing Your Andrology Care
Andrology care, which is the study and care of the infertile male, is sometimes a less defined and more confusing process than the care of the infertile female. In some clinics, the reproductive health of the male is largely overlooked “as long as there are a few sperm available” for IVF/ICSI treatment. H… Continue Reading
The “White Face of Infertility”
A recent column in the Independent addresses a crucial issue facing black women who are struggling with infertility. When they look at “pamphlets, posters, brochures or in waiting rooms” it’s easy for them to feel like they are alone in their struggle due to the lack of women of color. This can also hav… Continue Reading
Finding Donors Can Feel Like a Minefield
It’s a natural human instinct to want your natural born children to bear at least a passing resemblance to you. Depending on your ethnic background, features such as skin color, eye color, and hair texture can be very important in achieving that reproductive goal. The fact that it’s a natural human ins… Continue Reading
