In 1983, Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area was responsible for the second successful birth of a baby from in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the U.S. Since it’s establishment RSC has been a leader in successful pregnancy rates, state-of-the-art reproductive technology, innovative practices and research in the field of fertility.
Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area (RSC) is excited to announce that we're finding new ways to help infertility patients by introducing a free emotional health platform.
A story on LGBTWeekly.com reports that Reproductive Science Center has seen a double-digit increase in LGBTQ fertility patients for six consecutive years.
By Blanca Torres - RSCBA focused on building out a space that would not only accommodate a growing practice, but also house a sophisticated air purification system for the lab.
"I'm just glad IVF was there so now I get to start my own family," said Strickland, 27, who was conceived at the San Ramon branch of the Reproductive Science Center.
Dr. 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."
Drs. Mary Hinckley and Alex Barash explain how artificial intelligence is transforming the way physicians and patients handle important fertility decisions.
Dr. Mary Hinckley, a fertility specialist at Reproductive Science Center of the Bay Area, will present at the first conference of the Society of the Reproductive Medicine of Liaoning Province.
When Brian Strickland and his wife Melissa give birth to their first child later this year, Brian will join the ranks of a small minority of Americans who represent the “test tube” generation as parents.
RSC initiates egg-freezing program for non-medical reasons, offering new options for delayed parenting, as well as patients conflicted over morality of unused embryos.
For the past 40 years, our approach to treatment has stemmed from our principal belief that everyone deserves to realize their dream of having a child. We’ve provided high-quality fertility care to thousands of families in a safe and inclusive environment, helping many find success and build their families. Read some of the unique success stories below.
The Fritz family healed sickle cell anemia of their first born child through IVF and preimplantation genetic testing with help from the Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Jenafer and Robert never gave up hope on adding to their family. Persistence and donor egg IVF proved the key combination to making their dreams come true.
Egg freezing provides hope and preserves options for a working professional woman, who then found hope and support at RSCBA while confronting fertility challenges with her partner.
I have always dreamt of being a mother and started considering single motherhood after decades of unsuccessful relationships. I was afraid of doing it alone until age 35, when a serious relationship I thought was heading toward marriage ended.
Sarah and Nathan decided to move forward with surrogacy where the Keeneys’ frozen embryo would be implanted into another woman’s uterus to carry the pregnancy to term.
Right from the start I felt comfortable, as though I knew I would be in good hands. Dr. Rosenbluth spent time discussing procedures, explaining techniques and options with us.