If you have been trying to conceive without success—or if you are feeling overwhelmed after experiencing a miscarriage—we are here to help. Infertility is a life challenge that can impact every aspect of your well-being. Feelings of frustration, sadness, and stress are normal.
You are not alone—studies show that 1 in 6 couples will need medical assistance to conceive.
Below are situations when it is the right time to contact us:
1. Difficulty Conceiving
- You have been trying for 12 months (if under 35 years old) without success.
- You have been trying for 6 months (if 35 years or older) without success.
2. Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- You have experienced two or more miscarriages.
3. Medical Conditions Affecting Fertility
- You have a history of endometriosis, ovarian surgery, or family history of early menopause—all of which can impact ovarian reserve and make conceiving more difficult.
4. Family-Building for Singles & Same-Sex Couples
- You are single or in a same-sex relationship and wish to build your family through sperm donation, egg donation, or gestational surrogacy.