New Program Offers Patients More Convenient Appointments
onThe Open Access Program allows patients to complete fertility monitoring and other services at a local OB/GYN office during the fertility treatment process.
IVF Discount Offered To All Active Duty Military Personnel
onIn honor of American servicemen and servicewomen, the Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area (RSC) is offering a 5-10 percent discount to all active duty military personnel and their families.
RSC Patient & Lymphoma Survivor Celebrates Two “Miracle Sons” this Father’s Day
onFatherhood doubly special this year for Berkeley Ironman athlete who beat advanced cancer & then became a parent a second time with five-year-old frozen sperm.
Oh Baby! New Options for Conceiving
onRSC’s Dr. Mary Hinckley was featured in the Spring 2011 issue of EAST BAY SCENE in an article about the latest in fertility medicine.
The Story of Baby Gavin (& RSC’s IVF Program)
onNBC 11 Bay Area tells baby Gavin’s story, featuring Dr. Mary Hinckley and RSC’s IVF program.
RSC Launches Sharing Hope Program For Cancer Patients
onBay IVF specialists launch Sharing Hope Program in partnership with Lance Armstrong’s LIVESTRONG Foundation.
Studies Suggest Artificial Insemination Increasingly Second Choice
onNew Australian research indicates that IVF may spare patients considerable money & heartache.
RSC Achieves Renewed Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation
onReproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area (RSC), whose doctors include some the nation’s most distinguished infertility pioneers, received its renewed accreditation by the AAAHC.
Good Morning America Interviews Dr. Hinckley and Patients on Male Infertility Issues
onDr. Mary Hinckley and patients are interviewed on Good Morning America’s report, “Men, Too: Infertility Is Not Just a Female Problem: Healthy Young Men Face Infertility, Battle Social Stigma.”
Launch Of “Egg Banking” Program Breaks New Ground
onRSC initiates egg-freezing program for non-medical reasons, offering new options for delayed parenting, as well as patients conflicted over morality of unused embryos.