2019 Corks with Cade Grant Winner Grows Family with Help of Donor Egg IVF
onJenafer 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.
You’re Not Alone: An In-Progress Story of IVF, Donor Sperm & Never Losing Hope
onAn RSC of the San Francisco Bay Area patient shares infertility realities, advice and a message of hope in her ongoing journey through donor sperm IVF.
RSC Offers Patients Savings of Up to 40% on IVF Treatments With Our Fertility Access Program
onRSC and Fertility Access partner to remove the financial barriers and make fertility treatments affordable for patients.
Applying AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the Lab for Better IVF Success
onOur embryology lab now uses AI through machine learning to help select the IVF embryos most likely to result in a viable pregnancy.
Fertility Access IVF Cost Discount Programs
RSC wants to help make sure patients can focus on getting pregnant and having a baby, rather than on paying for it. Our Fertility Access IVF refund and multi-cycle discount program can save up to 40% on treatment. Are you a good fit for Fertility Access?
Should I Get the Coronavirus Vaccine if I Am Pregnant?
onAt the Reproductive Science Center, our belief is that a pregnant patient should be allowed the opportunity to get the coronavirus vaccine. See why.
COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations
onReproductive Science Center’s Dr. Michael Homer shares COVID-19 vaccine information and recommendations for pregnant women or those looking to get pregnant.
Thankfulness for Our Fertility Patients in the Time of COVID-19
onOur thankfulness at Reproductive Science Center in this time of COVID-19 is based on our patients’ stories of human triumph.
Intermittent Fasting Your Way to Lose Weight for Better Fertility
onDr. Mary Hinckley of RSC explains how intermittent fasting may help with trying to lose weight for better fertility vs. keto or low carb diets.
Fertility Researcher Beware!
onDr. Homer of Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area cautions fertility researchers to check their facts with a knowledgeable professional instead of trusting everything they search on the internet. Medical advice should be provided by a doctor.