Fertility Treatments

Infertility is common. Advanced Reproductive Medicine (ARM) offers a full range of fertility services. We combine research-based care with compassionate support to help you find a path to parenthood.

What We Believe

• We start with simple, effective treatments when possible.
• We tailor diagnosis and treatment to your needs.
• We give honest guidance about your chances and risks.
• We support single women and patients using donor eggs or sperm.
• We offer advanced care for patients with complex medical needs.

How We Support You

• We coordinate with specialists in cardiology, oncology, and maternal–fetal medicine.
• We partner with the Center for Integrative Medicine for acupuncture and related support.
• We provide emotional care through two Ph.D.-level psychologists.
• We refer to support groups or outside counselors when needed.

Our Core Fertility Services

Infertility Testing

• Semen analysis
• Ovarian reserve testing
• Uterus evaluation for fibroids and polyps
• HSG to assess fallopian tube health

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

• Egg fertilization in the lab and embryo transfer
• Assisted hatching for select embryos
• PGD for genetic testing
• ICSI for male-factor infertility

Donor Options

• Donor egg
• Donor sperm
• Donor embryos

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)

• Sperm placed directly into the uterus
• Best for patients who are ovulating and have open fallopian tubes

Surgical & Retrieval Procedures

• Sperm retrieval and electroejaculation
• Microsurgery for reproductive issues

Ovulation Induction

• Fertility medication to help women ovulate on a regular schedule

Embryo Culture & Transfer

• Embryo growth to day-5 blastocyst stage
• Single embryo transfer for safer pregnancies

Hormonal & Reproductive Health Care

• Menopause and perimenopause evaluation
• Hormone therapy and integrative options
• Treatment for endometriosis and fibroids

Why Choose CU Medicine

• Evidence-based treatment customized for each patient
• Experienced nurses, physicians, and lab staff
• Access to university-level medical resources
• Psychological support at every step

Emotional & Psychological Support

• Sessions with infertility-focused psychologists
• Support groups and community resources
• Referrals to outside therapists