Fertility Law

So many questions come in from our readers as to what a “trigger shot” is. As a follow-up to our second video series, Dr. David Tourgeman explains what “the Trigger shot” is. Listen and watch along with us as Dr. David Tourgeman, Reproductive Endocrinologist at HRC...

The thought of injecting yourself with your fertility drugs can seem hugely overwhelming, especially for those who have a fear of needles. However, there really is no way around it, so the best thing to do is try and take charge of the matter. Understand why those...

Fertility treatment can be daunting, but preparation and learning about the side effects and risks can make it a lot easier. Which doctor to go to, what medical protocol to follow, and for how long are just a few questions to consider. Over the four years it took Amy...

In our second video series, to give representation to the many questions our Intended Parents and Egg Donors have about Egg Donation and the IVF process, Dr. David Tourgeman explains what happens in a fresh cycle from the viewpoint of an egg donor. Listen and watch...

Deciding to have a baby is a big, exciting (and perhaps a little scary) decision. In the LGBTQ world, there’s quite a few options ahead of you, but if you’ve landed on this page, you’re probably at least toying with the idea of surrogacy. Surrogacy is a big decision...

Many patients are taking a break from fertility treatment during this uncertain and challenging time. Life as we know it has changed dramatically. It may be the perfect opportunity to reassess your fertility path and seek a second opinion. Some patients are evaluating...

COUPLES ARE BEING TOLD TO DELAY FERTILITY TREATMENTS DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. SOME WORRY THEY’LL MISS THE CHANCE TO HAVE KIDS. The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recommends people undergoing fertility treatments postpone “new, nonurgent treatments”...

Patient Management and Clinical Recommendations During The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic Download the document here KEY RECOMMENDATIONS This ASRM guidance is in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. Our goal is to provide practices with...

Women in San Francisco have their first child at a later age than women anywhere else in the country, according to a 2018 analysis from the New York Times. Married women in SF with a college degree have their first child at age 32.9 on average, compared to the...

A competitive job market and a growing trend of more inclusive benefits has led to more employers offering family-friendly perks such as fertility services, paid leave and flexible scheduling, according to research from the International Foundation of Employee Benefit...