Treatment & Care

Traditional fertility testing can take weeks or months to complete, but the CCRM One Day Work-Up ^SM allows patients to complete testing in a single appointment.

During a fertility assessment, you will undergo a series of tests to check your ovarian reserve to help determine your reproductive potential.

Many of CCRM’s patients are helped through basic infertility treatments. If you and your partner are having difficulty conceiving, then you may want to consider learning more about infertility treatment such as Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), which is often referred to as “artificial insemination.”

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a fertility treatment in which sperm and egg are combined in a laboratory setting to allow for fertilization outside of the body with subsequent transfer of the embryo back into the uterus. CCRM has helped thousands of families have babies via IVF.

While infertility is often thought of as female issue, about half of all infertility cases stem from male reproductive problems. Since sperm health is vital to conception, it is important to have your sperm evaluated if you are struggling with infertility. Fortunately, many causes of male infertility are treatable.

Through preimplantation genetic testing techniques, CCRM can select and transfer the highest quality embryos possible during the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process, giving you the best chance of having a healthy baby by reducing the likelihood of implantation failure and miscarriage.

When it comes to fertility, age matters. As you get older, your eggs diminish in numbers and in quality making it more difficult to conceive or maintain a pregnancy. Freezing your eggs in your 20s and 30s allows you to take advantage of your body’s fertility at a time when your eggs are at their healthiest.

Families with a history of inheritable cancers can eliminate the disease from their family trees for generations to come with CCRM’s in-house, state-of-the-art preimplantation genetic testing (PGT).

Hearing you have cancer changes everything. It is critical to be informed of your reproductive risks, educated about your choices, and empowered to make decisions. Remember: treatments, answers and hope exist and begin with quality, timely information. Thinking about fertility now can help you make choices when you are ready.

CCRM is proud to help gay men and lesbian women create the family of their dreams with the most advanced reproductive technologies available. CCRM is partnered with Family Equality Council and is committed to being a leader in inclusive fertility healthcare in the nation.

Women that have experienced three or more consecutive, spontaneous miscarriages may benefit from comprehensive chromosome screening, a process that examines all 23 pairs of chromosomes in an embryo during the IVF process.

Many of our patients turn to CCRM after unsuccessful IVF cycles elsewhere. CCRM specializes in the management of the “poor responder” and those with previously unsuccessful cycles.

CCRM’s Donor Egg Bank is essential in treating the most complicated fertility cases. Our donors undergo rigorous screening and only the most qualified women are accepted into our program.

In gestational surrogacy, the child is not biologically related to the surrogate mother, and instead created via in vitro fertilization (IVF) using the eggs and sperm of the intended parents or donors, and is then transferred to the surrogate.