The Fertility Clinic Always Near Me
Thousands travel to CNY every year for their fertility treatment. Here’s why…
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Our Expertise
Our doctors have been at the forefront of fertility medicine for more than two decades. As developers of immunological protocols for solving repetitive IVF failures and recurrent pregnancy loss, people seek out our experts from around the globe.
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Our Prices
We charge 1/3 the national average for most treatments and offer in-house payment plans with a 100% approval. This makes top-quality care possible for all. Even when factoring in travel expenses, most people can save $10,000-20,000 for IVF or donor egg cycles.
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Our Care
We are passionate about treating the whole person and supporting you in every way. We believe true success is only found in helping everyone so we don’t turn people away for their AMH, FSH, BMI, age, or number of previously failed cycles.
How It Works
We’ve Made It Simple for You.
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Getting Started
The Consultation
During your telehealth consultation, you and one of our fertility specialists will discuss your goals, review any previous testing or cycles, and formulate a plan tailored specifically for you. Afterward, a member of our travel team will reach out to you via your patient portal to order your medications (which will be sent directly to your home) and guide you through the remainder of the process.
In order to formulate the best plan during your consultation and to expedite the process, we recommend getting a head start on your male and female fertility testing. If you have had testing within a year, you’re good to go. We also recommend following much of our male and female fertility enhancement guide in preparation for your treatment.
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Medications, Ultrasounds, Bloodwork
Stimulation & Monitoring
Most fertility treatment cycles use medications for approximately 10 days to assist with the production of multiple mature eggs and a receptive uterine lining. During this “stimulation” phase of the treatment cycle, patients must go for routine office visits. These visits, called “monitoring appointments,” ensure medications are working and allow your care team to properly time the day of your insemination, egg retrieval, or embryo transfer. These appointments start on day 2, 3, or 4 of your cycle (your “baseline appointment”) and repeat every 2-4 days under most circumstances.
Most patients traveling to us undergo this phase of their treatment remotely with monitoring appointments conducted by a medical facility close to home. Of course, you’ll be under our care and guidance every step of the way. Alternatively, some patients stay near one of our offices for the entire treatment cycle and have their monitoring appointments with us.
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Destination CNY
The Procedures
All of your procedures are done at one of our full-service offices. We HIGHLY RECOMMEND that anyone who lives more than a few hour’s drive away arrive in the area the day before the procedure. You can typically return home the day of (by car) or the day after (by plane) your procedure. Everyone is unique, so please consult with your care team before traveling.
If you are doing a fresh IVF Embryo Transfer and drove a long way or took a flight, we generally recommend staying in the area for the five or so days until your fresh transfer. If doing a frozen transfer, most people return home and come back next month for their Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET). Some choose beforehand to do a FET as it offers the same success as a fresh transfer and is easier to plan in advance for (sometimes plans for fresh transfers must be changed last minute due to the potential unreadiness for transfer immediately following the IVF Stimulation and Retrieval).
+ Visit our location pages for tips on where to stay and what to do when you’re in town
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Supporting Implantation
Post-transfer Care
After returning home, you will remain in our care for approximately 6-8 weeks until we are confident your pregnancy is appropriately established. During this time we will continue to provide you with ultrasound and blood orders while managing any remaining medication protocols. After this time, you will be fully discharged to your OBGYN.
Types of Travelers
Most only need to make 1-2 trips and be near one of our full-service clinics for a total of 2-7 days, depending on the treatment and how far you live.
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The ‘Short’ Driver
Usually lives 1-3 hours drive from one of our full-service offices with an IVF lab. If this sounds like you, you can drive to and from our office the same day for each procedure. Some who live a couple of hours away even choose to do their monitoring with us.
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Road Trippers
Lives 3+ hours drive. Drive to CNY the day before any procedure. Drive back home the day of or after the procedure. If you live far away and are doing a fresh embryo transfer, consider staying the 3-5 days until transfer.
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Flyers
Fly to CNY the day before the procedure. If fresh transfer, stay near our office for 3-5 days until transfer. If frozen transfer, fly back home after the retrieval procedure and return the following month (or later) for an FET.
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CNY Experience
If your schedule allows, there’s nothing really like the CNY Experience and being pampered at our CNY Healing Art Centers where you can enjoy acupuncture, massage, and yoga throughout your treatment cycle.
It is important not to make any final travel arrangements until you speak with and get approval from our travel team.
Remote Monitoring
If you’d like to have most of your care managed remotely (close to your home), you’ll need to find a medical facility (or two) that performs the following with same-day results.
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Transvaginal Ultrasounds
Your ultrasound monitoring clinic must be able to do a transvaginal follicular ultrasound and report the number and size of each follicle along with the endometrial thickness and type. After establishing a pregnancy, they will need to be able to perform a transvaginal prenatal ultrasound with the number of sacs (heartbeats) and viability.
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Bloodwork
Your monitoring facility for bloods must be able to do same-day Estradiol, Progesterone, LH, FSH, TSH, and Quantitative hCG. The facility performing your ultrasound may (or may) not be able to perform the bloodwork.
Finding a Monitoring Facility
Your current OB/GYN is usually the best place to start when trying to find a monitoring facility. If they cannot provide transvaginal follicular ultrasounds and required bloodwork, check out the map below, contact Sama for their Anywhere Monitoring services, or ask a local fertility clinic, radiologist, diagnostic imaging center, or 3D 4D ultrasound clinic in combination with a Lab Corp or Quest Diagnostics center for bloodwork.
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