Infertility

At Femcare we recognize that infertility is a deeply personal issue affecting couples in all areas of their lives. We are committed to providing couples with a more personal approach to infertility treatment. Our professional and caring atmosphere can provide a level of comfort most needed during these complex and emotional times in a couples’ life.

We are a doctor centered infertility practice - a practice where patients are taken care of by their doctor, from the first appointment to the last. We offer personalized, compassionate care.

 Our process of careful evaluation paired with the use of the advanced technologies allows us to find cause of infertility in most of the patients.  

-Transvaginal Ultrasound
- Bloodwork
- Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)
- Saline Infusion Sonohysterogram (SIS)

- Office Hysteroscopy
- Semen Analysis 

 We offer all aspects of IVF, including: Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), assisted hatching, 

pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), egg donation/surrogacy, and much more. Read more 

This in-office procedure, also known as “artificial insemination” involves placing “washed” sperm into the uterus, with a small catheter through the cervix. Sperm can be from the husband, or from frozen donor sperm, depending upon your situation and needs. Read more

 This is a procedure performed on women who have had their tubes “tied,” and is their only cause for infertility. Tubal ligation reversal (reanastomosis) is a surgical procedure, which can restore the function of fallopian tubes after tubal ligation. The success of pregnancy ranges from 70-75%. Read more

 Using an Egg Donor

There are several options to find the candidate that is the best fit. We can help you search through the donor profiles for specific criteria such as ethnicity, education, or physical appearance. Our office can accommodate you with both fresh donor egg options and frozen donor egg options. Read more

Surrogacy

 We offer guidance and services for your surrogacy (gestational carrier) treatment. Surrogates are usually somebody you are familiar with.  You may already have a surrogate (gestational carrier) in mind that you’d like to use for your treatment, or you can choose one with the help of a surrogacy agency. Read more