michigan reproductive medicine patient portal

What is the Michigan Health Portal?

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What is the myuofmhealth patient portal?

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can:

Where can I find the best infertility treatment in Michigan?

RMA of Michigan offers the most advanced and comprehensive infertility treatment options for infertile couples, single parents and same sex couples.. Call to schedule an appointment at our Michigan fertility center at (248) 619-3100. Where Do I Start? Dr. Miller is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist.

Do Michigan fertility clinics have fertility coverage?

Most patients who go to fertility clinics in Michigan do not have fertility coverage. Unfortunately, due to no fertility coverage a lot of patients cannot pursue IVF or patients have to delay pursuing treatment, which does not help their chances of success.

Important Updates During COVID-19

Some of our policies and procedures have changed due to the pandemic. Those of particular interest to our patients are listed below.

Your Connection to Michigan Medicine

The MyUofMHealth Patient Portal (link is external) is a secure way to manage your health, offering a 24/7 connection to Michigan Medicine and your important health information. Through the portal you can:

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What is the University of Michigan's Center for Reproductive Medicine?from medicine.umich.edu

We are dedicated to providing the highest personalized care to our patients and assisting them in making informed decisions that are right for their circumstances. On behalf of the entire CRM team, we thank you for choosing us for your reproductive health care needs.

Where is the Center for Reproductive Medicine located?from ivforlando.com

The Center for Reproductive Medicine is a well-known, leading fertility clinic located in Winter Park and Celebration, Florida. The fertility specialists have been assisting couples and families to achieve healthy pregnancies since 1985.

What is a board certified reproductive endocrinologist?from ivforlando.com

As one of the first fertility clinics in the region, the board-certified reproductive endocrinologists continue to provide the individualized, comprehensive care patients need to overcome both male infertility and female infertility. The physicians are nationally recognized leaders in the field of reproductive medicine.

What is IUI in a pregnancy?from ivfminnesota.com

IUI increases the number of sperm that reach the eggs in the fallopian tubes. This procedure is a final step for some, and leads to procedures such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) for others. Learn More.

Is infertility a problem?from umwomenshealth.org

Infertility is usually defined as not being able to get pregnant despite trying for one year. It’s a problem for one out of every six couples. The University of Michigan is proud to offer individualized evaluation and treatment tailored to each couple's needs, history, and desires. Both male and female fertility specialists see patients at the Center for Reproductive Medicine, and regular provider communication allows for the creation of a unique plan to maximize each couple's chances for success.

What is Michigan Reproductive Medicine?

As a member of the National Oncofertility Consortium and National Physicians Cooperative, Michigan Reproductive Medicine is a regional magnet center for assisting women who seek to preserve their fertility through egg freezing before starting cancer therapy.

When did MRM start?

Since opening in 1998, MRM uses only electronic medical records (EMR) to maintain the highest standards and avoid errors often caused by using paper files. We have embraced technological advances early and often.

What certifications does MRM have?

During routine inspections required for infertility clinics: MRM consistently received the coveted “perfect score” certification from the College of American Pathologists-American Society for Reproductive Medicine (CAP-ASRM). In 2020, we began certification with The Joint Commission (JC), which has even higher standards.

What is the number to call for infertility treatment in Michigan?

Call to schedule an appointment at our Michigan fertility center at (248) 619-3100.

Who are the reproductive endocrinologists at RMA of Michigan?

The RMA of Michigan IVF program attributes a lot of their success to having three very skilled and knowledgeable reproductive endocrinologists, Brad Miller, M.D., Lynda Wolf, M.D., & Karen Wheeler, M.D. Along with their experienced and dedicated support staff they have been able to create a winning team that understands the complex world of infertility. As a result, RMA of Michigan is one of the most trusted fertility clinics in Michigan.

Why can't I get IVF in Michigan?

For many patients the biggest reason why they cannot pursue many of the fertility treatments like IVF is because of cost. Most patients who go to fertility clinics in Michigan do not have fertility coverage. Unfortunately, due to no fertility coverage a lot of patients cannot pursue IVF or patients have to delay pursuing treatment, which does not help their chances of success. Fertility centers in Michigan have to be able to offer their patients options to help make IVF more affordable. At RMA of Michigan, knowing that IVF is a big expense, there are a number of financial resources available for patients. This includes an IVF multi-cycle discount plan that might appeal to eligible IVF patients.

Is IVF done in Michigan?

IVF in Michigan and throughout the country has improved tremendously over the years. To be a top fertility clinic in Michigan you have to offer the most cutting edge technology when it comes to IVF. At one time, it was common for a woman to have three or four embryos transferred in an IVF cycle .

What time is the fertility support group at Michigan Reproductive Medicine?

We are pleased to offer a fertility support group, which generally takes place the second or third Tuesday of every month from 7-9 PM. Spouses, partners and friends are welcome. We invite couples to attend together. You do not have to be a current patient at Michigan Reproductive Medicine. Our support group is open to all. There are no fees. Refreshments will be provided along with caring hearts. Click here to learn more about our infertility support group and confirm your patient’s attendance. Referring physicians are welcome to attend as well.

What is MRM in Michigan?

Michigan Reproductive Medicine (MRM) provides comprehensive infertility services with compassionate care. Our state-of-the-art technologies vastly improve your patients’ chances of having a baby.

Does Michigan Reproductive Medicine do ultrasound?

Michigan Reproductive Medicine is happy to perform satellite ultrasound monitoring and same day labs (Estradiol, Progesterone, FSH and Quantitative HCG) for other infertility clinics. We have assisted many IVF clinics with patients requiring monitoring for frozen embryo transfer and egg donor cycles. We can also perform saline infusion sonohysterography (SIS) with 2-D and 3-D vaginal ultrasonography and in-office hysteroscopy to assess the cervical canal, endometrial cavity and fallopian tube patency.

Do IUI procedures take weekends?

We are pleased to offer intrauterine insemination (IUI) procedures to your patients. The timing of IUI is based on when ovulation is going to occur. Our physicians often say, “the eggs have no regard for weekends and holidays.” Although many referring physicians perform IUI procedures in their office during their regular office hours, weekend and holiday times for IUI may be outside the scope of your office hours and staffing commitments. We provide IUI procedures every day of the year, including weekends and holidays, to support you in the care of your patients.