Infertility

Your provider will start with a thoughtful conversation to understand your experience and goals. We may recommend hormone or thyroid testing, cycle tracking, or partner testing to begin building a clearer picture. Expect open dialogue, no rush, and no pressure.

You’ll leave with a personalized plan—whether it’s tracking ovulation, starting medication, or scheduling additional testing. We’ll walk you through the “what’s next” so you feel informed and never alone in the process. Follow-ups are encouraged and easy to book.

If you’re under 35 and have been trying for a year—or over 35 and trying for six months—it’s time to check in. We welcome you sooner if something just feels off.

We may recommend hormone and thyroid testing, ovulation tracking, pelvic ultrasound, or a semen analysis for your partner. These help us understand what’s happening behind the scenes.

Not necessarily. Many people conceive with lower-intensity treatments like ovulation induction or lifestyle changes. IVF is just one option—we’ll discuss what fits you best.

Stress doesn’t cause infertility, but it can impact hormone balance and cycle regularity. We take your emotional well-being seriously and offer supportive, whole-person care.

We may use ovulation-stimulating medications, like Clomid or letrozole, often combined with cycle monitoring to improve timing and chances of conception.

Yes. PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility, and we offer tailored treatment plans to regulate cycles and improve ovulation.

Absolutely. Male factors play a role in about half of infertility cases. We coordinate semen analysis and support both partners in the process.

Many plans cover consultations and testing. Medications and advanced treatments may have limited coverage, but we’ll help verify your benefits and explain all costs upfront.

We’re here for you. Whether you’re starting over or picking up where someone else left off, we’ll listen to your story and help chart a fresh path forward—with no judgment and real support.