Fertility Cares Blog

In today’s society, women often delay childbearing until later in their reproductive years.  The reasons for this shift are complex, but are often related to social, educational, and economic factors.…

Everyone’s journey to parenthood is unique and having a child is something that many of us dream of. Thanks to the more widespread availability of family building options, it’s easier…

‘Mock Cycle’ is a term you may have heard of in relation to a fertility journey, but what exactly is it and who is a good candidate for one? Fertility…

Infertility affects women and men equally. In fact, nearly half of couples have difficulties due to male factor fertility, which may be caused by low sperm production, abnormal sperm function,…

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, patients and healthcare providers have expressed concern about the impact of COVID-19 on pregnancy. On a daily basis, statistics and recommendations related to…

Vaccines continue to be one of the best defenses you can use to protect yourself, your family, and others against the spread of COVID-19. If you are not yet vaccinated,…

First trimester bleeding is very common and very stressful. For decades, clinicians and researchers have looked for ways to prevent miscarriage and other pregnancy complications. A recent trial, called the…

In honor of Nurses Week, our Director of Clinical Services, who also has been a fertility nurse for over 30 years, shared this tribute to the nurses who take care…

Governor Janet Mills of Maine signed L.D. 1539, “An Act to Provide Access to Fertility Care.” What does this mean? Maine will require insurance coverage for fertility treatments for families…