At the end of each year, many people start planning their resolutions for the coming one. They vow to lose weight, stop smoking, become better organized, read more books or achieve another type of admirable goal.
Those trying to have a baby, however, may be focused on only one New Year’s goal: to become a parent or to expand their family as they have always envisioned. At HRC Fertility, our New Year’s resolution is to help you achieve your resolution. We aim to provide our patients with a pathway to parenthood in the most efficient, cost-effective and successful way possible.
Our New Year’s resolutions
We vow to:
- Effectively diagnose your infertility problems, so we know the best route forward to your baby making success
- Compassionately communicate, so you understand the treatment plan and have realistic expectations about the potential outcome
- Educate you about your responsibilities as an infertility patient, especially regarding medication administration and cycle monitoring
- Answer your questions and address your concerns, no matter what they are
- Provide medical treatment options reflecting the latest advances in infertility medicine and state-of-the-art nursing, medical and embryology practices
- Treat you as we would want to be treated: as a person with hopes and dreams that we want to fulfill
- Hold your hand and provide a shoulder to cry on when the roller coaster of the infertility experience becomes too much to bear
- Share your joy and celebrate your accomplishments when the time comes for you to leave our practice.
If your goal is to have a baby in 2018, please contact us if you:
- Have been unsuccessfully trying to conceive for too long: a year or more if you are a woman 35 years of old or younger; six months or more if you are older than 35; or three months or longer if you are 40 or older
- Are aware of a fertility diagnosis such as endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome or low sperm count
- Are frustrated with the course of treatment or care at your current fertility provider
- Have been treated by your gynecologist but know it is time to move on to more advanced therapies, such as in vitro fertilization
- Are a woman or man contemplating single or ‘choice’ parenthood
- Are part of a same-sex couple that knows they will need assisted reproductive technologies.
Happy New Year and a joyous 2018 from HRC Fertility!