The IVF Fertility Blog

The New Year offers renewed hope for those who have been struggling with infertility. Look: Being proactive in taking care of your mental health care is key to securing your financial investment in fertility treatment. Action plan: Reflect and reach out for an expert in fertility counseling. Our fertility experts strongly recommend Professional In-House Fertility Counseling with Allison Rosen Ph.D. That’s not all: We are dedicated to promoting our patients’ awareness of genetic testing in conjunction with IVF to increase their chances of a successful pregnancy.

No longer do women have to be cornered into motherhood by their biological clock. You can put your maternal instinct on hold by taking advantage of egg freezing – also known as oocyte cryopreservation – in conjunction with IVF. Today’s smart women are planning for the future when it comes to her aging eggs. The younger your eggs are when trying to conceive, the better chance you will have of getting pregnant. – Dr. John Zhang as quoted in Parenting. If you know that one day you would like to become a mother, but feel that now is just not the time, we recommend freezing your eggs.

Our team of fertility specialists made news in the NY Post with the launching of Needle-Free IVF – a holistic method of treatment which promises pregnancy success without injections. What’s new? No longer does a woman have to undergo costly and painful injections and blood draws to achieve a healthy pregnancy through IVF. Why is this news? Dr. Zaher Merhi – Director of Research and Development at New Hope Fertility Center – is proud to have spearheaded this Needle-Free protocol in response to his patients’ feedback concerning the daunting cost, pain, and inconvenience of traditional IVF.

The success of our holistic Natural Cycle IVF™ supports our steadfast One Good Egg Policy. Here’s the deal: Our mission is to reduce frustrations associated with conventional fertility care through new and innovative IVF protocols. Every woman is different based on her unique medical history and fertility assessment. It is quality eggs that matter – not quantity. Bottom Line: It only takes one good egg and one healthy sperm to achieve a successful pregnancy and birth of a healthy baby.

It’s time to celebrate all LGBTQ couples who plan to start their family in the New Year. In today’s modern society, sexual orientation bias has no place in the practice of fertility treatment. Our fertility specialists are renowned worldwide for consistently and fairly sharing their expertise and counsel with the LGBTQ community. We have offered worldwide state-of-the-art fertility procedures to our LGBTQ patients since 2004 – the founding year of New Hope Fertility Center in NYC. We have maintained our mission of reducing the physical, emotional, and financial toll of every LGBTQ patient during their quest to have a baby.

It’s the New Year and we want to make you aware of your fertility preservation options made possible by our Division of Fertility Preservation. Why does this matter? Freeze now and preserve your fertility for the future! This is the news: Our Founder and Medical Director – Dr. John Zhang – made worldwide news when he traveled to China and operated in tandem with Dr. Sherman Silber to achieve the first successful frozen ovarian tissue transplant. The best part: Because Dr. Zhang once again pushed the boundaries of modern medicine in the field of fertility preservation, the operation was successful and the woman’s fertility was restored. Bottom Line: If you want to postpone parenthood, you must locate a fertility preservation clinic having earned a world renowned reputation as a pioneer in the field of fertility preservation.