Palo Alto
- 1900 University Ave., Suite 101
East Palo Alto, California 94303 - Mon-Fri 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sat-Sun Closed - 650-618-6070
RMA of Northern California is open, but operating with a modified schedule during the COVID outbreak. Telehealth appointments are available. To respect the safety of all our patients and staff, RMA is asking everyone to follow the CDC recommendation of wearing cloth face coverings when coming in for your appointments.
Reproductive Medicine Associates of Northern California is in-network with most major insurance plans that offer coverage for fertility benefits, and we offer financial coordinators who will work with you to confirm your benefits before your first visit. We’ll help you navigate the complexities of the process and provide basic guidelines that will help you understand your options.
RMA Northern California participates in several insurance plans, including:
- Aetna
- Anthem Blue Cross
- Blue Shield of California
- Cigna
- Health Net
- Hill Physicians
- Progyny
- United Healthcare
- United Medical Credit
Additional Fertility Benefits:
RMA Northern California is a preferred clinic partner of the following Fertility Financing groups:
Navigating the world of fertility benefits can be confusing and overwhelming–to speak to an RMA Northern California Financial Counselor about how to optimize your coverage, call us at 415-603-6999.
The fertility care you need is now even more accessible with RMA of Northern California’s new office in Palo Alto. In the heart of Silicon Valley, our new University Circle office is conveniently located right off Highway 101. Whether you’re coming from San Jose or San Mateo, we’re on the way to where you’re going.
As a global leader in fertility care, research, and education, RMA offers a full range of fertility services – including In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), and third party reproductive services (egg donor, sperm donor, and gestational surrogacy) – to hopeful parents in San Francisco and surrounding areas. RMA’s highly-credentialed fertility specialists, Dr. Scott Morin, Dr. Jonathan Kort, and Dr. Daniel Kaser are committed to helping people from all walks of life–including aspiring single parents and members of the LGBTQ community–fulfill their dreams of starting and building a family.
We offer flexible appointment times, diagnostic workup, and early morning monitoring in Palo Alto. Morning Monitoring is done at our San Francisco location on weekends.
For your convenience, all of our patient paperwork and educational resources can be found on our Artemis Patient Portal App or below. If you have any questions or issues completing your paperwork please reach out to your care team.
Available Fertility Treatments
In Vitro Fertilization
In Vitro Fertilization, or IVF, is the procedure most commonly associated with fertility treatment. While not every patient is right or ready for IVF, it has been demonstrated to be a highly effective option for many.
Learn MoreIntrauterine Insemination
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is a type of artificial insemination that allows doctors to inject sperm directly into a woman’s uterine cavity during an optimal time of ovulation.
Learn MoreEgg Freezing
Egg freezing allows you to press pause on your fertility. By freezing your eggs while they are still young and healthy, you can empower yourself to plan your future fertility your way.
Learn MoreFertility Care for Single Individuals
Many single women and men choose to build their families without a partner. These patients are often referred to as single parents by choice and RMA offers fertility treatments for single individuals looking to become parents.
Learn MoreLGBTQ Fertility Options
RMA has been at the forefront of LGBTQ+ fertility care since opening its doors in 1999. We are recognized by the Human Rights Campaign for our commitment and expertise in providing access to care for gay, lesbian and trans patients in a safe and professional environment.
Learn MoreGestational Surrogacy
A gestational carrier (surrogate) is a woman who carries a pregnancy for someone else. Gestational carriers can be known or anonymous.
Learn MoreUsing Donor Eggs, Sperm, & Embryos
For some patients, the path to parenthood requires help from an egg, sperm, or embryo donor. Donors can be known or anonymous and are thoroughly screened.
Learn MoreOvulation Induction
The purpose of Ovulation Induction is to produce multiple eggs to increase the likelihood of conception. For women who do not ovulate regularly, oral or injectable medications may be administered to support oocyte or egg development.
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