We believe that every person should have the opportunity to pursue their dream of parenthood. With Fertility Access, you have peace of mind knowing that 80% of participants take home a baby.  4 Reasons to Choose Fertility Access Easy access. Fertility Access makes paying for IVF treatment simple and stress-free, so you can focus on building your family. Track record of success. 80% of patients who complete the program take home a baby. Peace of mind. With the cost of treatment taken care of, you can focus on what’s most important - building your family! You save money. By bundling your

This blog is part of Fertility FAQ, a series where RMA doctors answer your most pressing questions about treatment. Today’s physician expert is Dr. Leo Doherty, who practices out of RMA New Jersey’s Freehold and Somerset offices. Choosing a fertility clinic can be one of the most overwhelming decisions someone struggling with infertility is faced with in those early days. First, you’re still devastated by the news that you can’t get pregnant naturally, and then you’re bombarded with the choice – that you have to make quickly – about where to seek help. It doesn’t help that it seems there are just

This blog is part of Fertility FAQ, a series where RMA doctors answer your most pressing questions about treatment.   Today’s physician expert is Dr. Marcy Maguire, who practices out of RMA New Jersey’s West Orange office. What is the difference between a frozen or fresh embryo transfer? Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) is becoming standard practice in the In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) industry these days. Transfer of cryopreserved embryos optimizes the advantages gained by modern fertility techniques, offering higher pregnancy rates and safer pregnancies. FET is simple – it is when embryos are cryopreserved (frozen) prior to transfer into a woman’s uterus. The embryos remain

This blog is part of Fertility FAQ, a series where RMA doctors answer your most pressing questions about treatment.   Today’s physician expert is Dr. Emily Osman, who practices out of RMA New Jersey’s Marlton office. If you've been trying to get pregnant for a while, chances are you’re wondering if that’s normal. Plus, you hear conflicting things from everyone around you about how long it should take – it took your sister several months to get pregnant naturally, it worked on the first try for your best friend, and your OB/GYN mentioned something about six months. Fortunately, there is official guidance from The

RMA New Jersey's Dr. Maria Costantini-Ferrando was recently interviewed by Pat Farnack on WCBS Talk Radio 880 during a health and well-being segment around the popularity and safety of egg freezing for young women. If you didn't catch the segment live, you can listen to the interview or read our transcription below.   https://youtu.be/JzveOHV9L5E Dr. Maria Costantini: My name is Maria Costantini-Ferrando and I am a physician. I am a reproductive endocrinologist at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey.   Pat Farnack: Why would someone want to freeze their eggs?   Dr. Maria Costantini: That's a very good question and one that many people are starting to ask more frequently

It is best to seek the assistance of a fertility specialist if you are younger than 35 and haven't been successful in achieving a pregnancy in 12 months. For couples older than 35, it is recommended after trying for 6 months. We know that coming into a fertility clinic for testing can be stressful when you don't know what to expect. To help, our fertility specialists have put together a blog outlining everything you need to know. We’ll introduce you to the different types of infertility tests and prepare you with a general idea of what constitutes a positive or negative

Our embryology team at RMA New Jersey has been awarded the Seal of Quality Assurance from Donor Egg Bank USA. The seal is awarded for outstanding performance and success working with vitrified and warned oocytes (eggs). Much data has shown that vitrified (frozen) and warmed donor eggs are more fragile and difficult to master than their fresh contemporaries. Consistently achieving excellent results with frozen donor eggs proves that embryologists and clinics receiving this certificate can be counted among the few in the field who have attained mastery. Learn more about RMA New Jersey.

Endometriosis has historically been one of the least understood conditions affecting women and their fertility. In the past, it could take many years for a diagnosis and there were few doctors able to treat the condition. Indeed, the average age of diagnosis is 27 and an estimated 70% of women receive an incorrect diagnosis before their condition is correctly recognized. The scarcity of information on endometriosis and the low level of social awareness leaves affected women feeling isolated and unsupported. Although there is still no cure, recent efforts in awareness and diagnostics have led to improved therapeutic options. Best of all, specialist

Dr. Philip Cheng has just made history. Earlier last month, when he began seeing patients in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, he became RMA’s first full-time urologist. Dr. Cheng came to RMA from Salt Lake City’s University of Utah, where he completed his fellowship in male infertility, sexual medicine, and reconstructive urology, training under Dr. Jim Hotaling. While Dr. Hotaling will continue to see RMA patients, Dr. Cheng’s new full-time role as RMA’s dedicated urologist in Basking Ridge will give RMA patients more scheduling flexibility and availability, and access to two top specialists in the field. “Working at RMA is a once in