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Reproductive Endocrinology · New York

Science you
can hold.

Reproductive endocrinologists who explain every protocol without rushing you toward retrieval — because understanding your path is part of walking it.

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What the numbers hold

Before a single promise, the evidence.

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Clinical Pregnancy Rate Per Transfer

"1 in 2 transfers became a pregnancy."

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Embryos Cryopreserved Last Year

"Each one a possibility, held in trust."

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Years of Continuous Practice

"Long enough to have seen what changes everything."

Your journey, compared

Five phases.
The difference is in every detail.

Fertility treatment is already hard. The clinic you choose determines whether you carry that weight alone or with someone alongside you. Here is what that looks like, phase by phase.

01

Initial Consultation & Bloodwork

The first conversation sets the tone for everything.

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A 60-minute intake with your reproductive endocrinologist — not a nurse triage — where you tell your whole story.

A 20-minute slot with a PA who enters your history into a form.

Day-3 FSH, AMH, antral follicle count, and thyroid panel ordered the same week — with a written explanation of what each test reveals.

You receive a lab requisition and wait two weeks for a portal notification.

Your nurse coordinator calls with every result and explains what the numbers mean for your specific situation.

You check the patient portal and Google what the numbers mean at midnight.

02

Diagnosis & Protocol Design

Understanding your why changes everything about your how.

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A written diagnosis summary emailed within 48 hours — plain language, no jargon, with your doctor's direct reasoning.

A verbal summary you try to remember while processing difficult news.

Your protocol is designed around your AMH, AFC, age, and prior cycle history — not a standard template.

A standard stimulation protocol applied to most patients in your age bracket.

Three treatment options presented with honest success rate data for your specific profile.

One recommended path, with limited discussion of alternatives.

03

Treatment Cycle (IUI / IVF / FET)

The cycle itself — where the science becomes deeply personal.

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Monitoring appointments before 8 a.m. so you don't miss work — with same-day results and next-step instructions by noon.

Morning monitoring with results available by end-of-day or the following morning.

Your embryologist calls after retrieval with a fertilization report and answers every question without rushing.

A voicemail with your fertilization numbers and a callback number.

Transfer day includes 30 minutes with your doctor before and after — to review the embryo grading and hold the moment.

Transfer takes 10 minutes; you leave with a printed aftercare sheet.

04

The Two-Week Wait

The hardest fourteen days in fertility medicine.

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A dedicated check-in call on day 7 — not to deliver news, just to ask how you're doing.

No contact until beta day unless you call with a concern.

A private patient community moderated by our counseling team — so 2 a.m. anxiety has somewhere to go.

A referral to a general fertility forum.

Beta results delivered by phone call, never portal notification alone — with your doctor available if the news is hard.

Beta results posted to the portal; you call in if you have questions.

05

Ongoing Support & Next Steps

Whether the first cycle worked or didn't, you are not starting over alone.

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A follow-up debrief within two weeks of any outcome — what the data shows, what adjusts, what stays.

A follow-up scheduled at your next available appointment slot, often 4–6 weeks out.

Frozen embryos stored on-site with annual status communications and no surprise fees.

Embryos stored off-site; you receive annual renewal invoices.

Graduation to your OB at 10 weeks with a full clinical summary — your OB knows your whole story before your first prenatal visit.

A standard discharge letter faxed to your OB.

Find your fertility path

Five questions.
One clear next step.

Answer honestly — there are no wrong answers. We use your responses to recommend the consultation type that fits where you actually are, not where the form assumes you are.

Ready when you are.

Takes about 90 seconds. Your answers stay between you and the clinic — we don't sell data, ever.

No spam. No sales call before you ask for one. Just a clear recommendation.