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During IVF, medications are used to help stimulate the development and release of a woman's eggs. The eggs and sperm are collected and placed together in a laboratory dish with the hope of successfully fertilization for implantation.
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NCCRM has one of the largest donor IVF programs on the East Coast. Our location, with proximity to three major university centers and a young population, provides a great donor pool. Our recipients come from all over this country, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
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Male factor infertility can result from multiple causes. Our NCCRM team is here to help you find the cause of male infertility, and then move to find treatments that are effective and help you to achieve your goal of reaching parenthood.
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Intrauterine insemination can be recommended for treatment of infertility unrelated to obstructed or damaged tubes, mild to moderately severe male factor infertility, "unexplained" infertility, and infertility due to immunologic causes or cervical mucus abnormalities.
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At NCCRM, we have embryos that are cryopreserved. These embryos are released to NCCRM by current and former NCCRM patients who have built their families and would like to help other couples who cannot use their own eggs and sperm.
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Gestational surrogacy involves the production of embryos through IVF, using the eggs and sperm of the intended parents, and transferring the embryos to the uterus of the surrogate. At NCCRM, we only do gestational surrogacy.
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Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis can be utilized for family balancing or sex selection. PGD technology offers a 99.9% success rate for obtaining desired sex in a baby, which allows for parents to complete their families with the addition of a son or daughter.
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We help a variety of clients achieve their dreams of parenthood. IVF allows same-sex couples to conceive using the eggs and sperm of one or both partners. During a consultation, we explain all of your IVF options to creating your family.
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