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Why choose rmia infertility associates?

Reproductive Medicine & Infertility Associates is a Highly Specialized Infertility Center Offering Cutting Edge Treatments in IVF, Donor Egg, PGD & PGS, Egg Freezing and IUI. RMIA Prides itself on High Success Rates, Compassionate Patient Care, and Customizable Financial Options. OUR PATIENTS SAY IT BEST:

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What is your experience with rmia like?

My experience at RMIA was overwhelmingly positive. We underwent one fresh IVF cycle for unexplained infertility and succeeded.

What is the patient portal and how do I use it?

Regional Medical Imaging’s Patient Portal is a tool for viewing your imaging exam reports and updating your basic patient information. Please read the following quick instructions on using the portal and accessing your report (s). Note: The portal will open in separate window, so you may quickly alt-tab to view this instruction page.

Customized Treatment Plans

As fertility specialists, our physicians expertly and compassionately guide patients through their treatment options. Before starting treatment, a series of tests are performed to complete a fertility evaluation. After consulting with your fertility specialist, a tailored treatment plan is created to meet your specific needs and circumstances.

IVF With PGT

Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) is when the genetic material (chromosomes) of an embryo is analyzed before the embryo being transferred to the uterus. There are different types of genetic testing that can be done.

IVF With Donor Egg

For women who, for any reason, cannot or should not use their own eggs, donor eggs are an excellent solution. RMIA uses both known and anonymous donors, as well as fresh and frozen eggs.

IVF With Gestational Carrier

IVF with a gestational carrier is an option for patients who are unable to carry their own pregnancy. Embryos may be created from either the patient’s own eggs or donor eggs and then are transferred to the uterus of the gestational carrier to achieve an ongoing pregnancy.

Embryo Donation

As an alternative to IVF with donor egg or traditional living child adoption, patients may be able to receive embryo (s) donated by other patients. Donated embryos are typically those that remain in cryostorage after the biological parents have completed their family.

Frozen Embryo Transfer

A frozen embryo transfer (FET) refers to the placement, after thaw, of a previously frozen (cryopreserved) embryo into the uterus. Frozen embryos allow patients an opportunity to achieve pregnancy without undergoing another round of ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval.

Types of Third-Party Reproduction

Third-party reproduction can take many forms, including, but not limited to:

Special Requirements For Third-Party Reproduction

Overall, third-party reproduction cases can be the most complex treatments that fertility clinics perform. With the donation of eggs, sperm or embryos, there are strict FDA-mandated rules that must be followed to ensure that all parties involved are safe, informed and understand the risks and benefits, as well as the chances of success.