Imagine

Imagine.

Imagine if every woman over forty had a potential roadmap to follow and was presented with potential journeys to prepare for based on her body and history.

Imagine if every patient was treated according to their personal situation rather than a clinic or doctor’s preferred protocol.

Imagine if doctors and embryologists were given the time they deserve to read and understand the latest IVF research that applies to their most vulnerable patients.

Imagine if embryologists were integrated into patient care from the very beginning, and we could consult with them just as we do our doctors—not just on request, but as a standard part of the process.

Imagine if we were given the opportunity to have mock cycles so we could test how our bodies respond to a specific base protocol without expectation or expense of retrieval.

Imagine if we received PGT-A reports that didn’t tell us whether or not to transfer, but simply gave us the range of live birth likelihood for each of our embryos, as well as the cumulative live birth likelihood.

Imagine if the world prepared women better for the impact of age on our fertility.

Imagine if preservation of that precious fertility when we were younger…was free.

Imagine. What else do you imagine in a world that does IVF better than we do it now?