It's a pretty cool start to the week when "Spring Fertility" are the first two words of The New York Times' Sunday Business cover story! Thank you to The New York Times for featuring Spring in such a thoughtful piece on #eggfreezing, and for highlighting how and why it's become an increasingly popular family-planning option for professionals looking to delay parenthood. "Across Spring's clinics nationwide, the number of egg freezing cycles undertaken last year jumped 37 percent from the year before... The prototypical patient also seems to be getting younger, doctors say, a change coinciding with a steady uptick in corporate benefit packages that cover fertility preservation. In 2015 just 5 percent of large employers covered egg freezing; in 2023, nearly one in five did." Shout out to our friends at Progyny, Inc., Carrot Fertility, WIN, and Stork Club Reproductive Care Benefits for your continued dedication to making comprehensive #fertilitybenefits more accessible! Click here to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dimavrEF
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Celebrating Fertility Preservation Progress We want to thank Progyny, Inc., Cigna Healthcare, WIN, Maven Clinic, and Carrot Fertility for providing comprehensive fertility benefits for CCRM Fertility patients. Notable companies supporting fertility benefits include: - The New York Times- $50,000 lifetime cap - Starbucks- 25,000 for treatments + $10,000 for medications - Match Group- $10,000 benefit - Amazon- Covers roughly two cycles for over 1 million employees Offering fertility benefits not only helps secure employees' futures but also fosters a supportive and productive work environment. Kudos to Spring Fertility and NYU. Across Spring’s clinics, egg freezing cycles jumped 37% last year. This trend is visible nationwide, with the prototypical patient getting younger. Corporate benefits are driving this change. In 2015, only 5% of large employers covered egg freezing; by 2023, nearly one in five did. #CCRMFertility #FertilityPreservation #EggFreezing #CorporateBenefits https://lnkd.in/euJvnWwf
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The lack of employer coverage of fertility preservation or egg freezing shouldn't be a barrier to young women ( under 35) accessing this option. Please contact me to find out how to obtain high quality, but lower cost egg freezing with comprehensive treatment support. Please DM to learn more https://lnkd.in/ged9zPiq #eggfreezing #ivf #ivfsupport #fertilitycoach
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In 2023 only ~1 in 10 women have egg-freezing coverage 🤯 Fertility treatments in the US such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg freezing, and other related procedures can be expensive, ranging from $14K - $40K depending on the treatment and clinic. This means that a vast majority of women have to suffer through the financial stress of paying for treatments out of pocket which adds to the already significant emotional strain that comes with infertility. This reality highlights a pressing issue in the realm of reproductive healthcare and emphasizes the need for increased awareness, advocacy, and policy changes to improve access to fertility services. Want to learn how to save over 70% on fertility treatments? Schedule a FREE consult with us today. Link in bio!
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🔍 Did you know? According to an ongoing clinical trial, rapamycin could potentially extend a woman’s fertile years by up to five years! Insights: - Rapamycin might increase a woman's fertility window (⌛) - Researchers are hopeful about its potential benefits (+) - Long-term effects are still under study (🔬) (Interesting findings to ponder) Extending fertility can have deep implications for individuals and families. The possibilities that this research presents are both groundbreaking and thought-provoking, urging us to contemplate the evolving landscape of reproductive health. How might this potential advancement shape future family dynamics? #FertilityResearch #HealthInnovations #FuturePossibilities https://lnkd.in/eE5Yq7zK
This Commonly Used Drug May Significantly Extend Fertility, According to A Novel Study
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Today marks the beginning of #nfaw23 where, for the next week, we will be raising awareness of #fertilityissues. The event provides a platform for open discussions, offering support and guidance to those facing difficulties in starting or expanding their families. It serves as a reminder of the importance of early education about fertility and empowers individuals to make informed choices about their reproductive health. National Fertility Awareness Week not only fosters understanding but also encourages compassion, reducing the stigma associated with fertility struggles and fostering a more inclusive and supportive society. Today we take time to focus on #fertilityfairness with a specific look at how the cost-of-living crisis is impacting those going through fertility treatment. Leading up to Fertility week, FNUK ran a cos-of-living survey to understand how the crisis has impacted fertility patients. The survey found that 95% of respondents have or are experiencing financial worries relating to fertility treatment; with 92% reporting these problems were exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis For an issue defined by the World Health Organisation as a disease, and one that impacts all areas of life, it is vital that conversations around fertility treatment extend beyond the medical sphere. The number of women and couples using IVF continues to rise and for same-sex couples or single women, fertility treatment is often their only option to start a family. We know it can be difficult to manage moving towards starting your family during the current cost of living crisis and the NHS postcode lottery can only make matters worse. That’s why we are proud to offer payment plans, which helps make your dream of starting a family a reality. Learn about how you can help support National Fertility Awareness week here: https://lnkd.in/ehz9-MFv #Nationalfertilityawarenessweek #FertilityFairness #Forward4fertility
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🔍 Did you know? According to an ongoing clinical trial, rapamycin could potentially extend a woman’s fertile years by up to five years! Insights: - Rapamycin might increase a woman's fertility window (⌛) - Researchers are hopeful about its potential benefits (+) - Long-term effects are still under study (🔬) (Interesting findings to ponder) Extending fertility can have deep implications for individuals and families. The possibilities that this research presents are both groundbreaking and thought-provoking, urging us to contemplate the evolving landscape of reproductive health. How might this potential advancement shape future family dynamics? #FertilityResearch #HealthInnovations #FuturePossibilities https://lnkd.in/eGRq--CK
This Commonly Used Drug May Significantly Extend Fertility, According to A Novel Study
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Too often and still to this day, we've been led to believe that fertility is only a concern for those struggling to conceive, but the truth is, fertility is a vital aspect of our overall health and wellbeing - for both men and women. It's time to break free from the limitations of this narrow perspective and ignite a fertility revolution. The first step in this revolution is to shatter the myth that fertility and infertility are interchangeable terms. Fertility is not just the absence of infertility; it's a dynamic and ever-changing aspect of our reproductive health. Fertility is the ability to conceive and have a healthy pregnancy, and it's a spectrum, not a binary concept. Nurturing fertility health is not just for those trying to conceive; it's for anyone who wants to take control of their reproductive wellbeing. By prioritizing fertility health, we can: -Enhance our overall health and wellbeing -Increase our chances of conception when the time is right -Improve our reproductive resilience -Empower ourselves with knowledge and understanding So, when should you seek fertility care? Whenever you want! Don't wait for a "right" time or until you've been trying for a year. If you have questions, concerns, or simply want to understand your reproductive health better, seek care. Who can you see? Your general doctor, your ob/gyn, a fertility center, a a urologist (yes we see you guys and all the above applies to you just as much!). It's time to revolutionize the way we approach reproductive health and fertility care. Let's: Break the silence and stigma surrounding fertility Empower individuals to take control of their reproductive journeys Encourage open conversations and education Promote proactive approaches to reproductive wellness Let me say that again, we MUST promote proactie approaches to reproductive wellness! Join the movement. Take control of your fertility health. Demand more from your healthcare providers. Let's ignite a fertility revolution that prioritizes empowerment, education, and proactive care. Share Your Story Have you been impacted by the fertility-infertility myth? Have you struggled to find resources and support for your fertility health? Share your story and join the conversation. Together, we can create a world where fertility health is prioritized and empowered. #fertility #fertilityclinics #reproductivewellness Beli
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Today is the beginning of The Fertility Networks' annual National Fertility Awareness Week. This week is an opportunity to raise awareness about the challenges and complexities surrounding fertility and reproductive health. During this week, ourselves and many other communities and organisations will come together to shed light on the emotional, medical, and societal aspects of fertility issues We’re starting the week off by addressing #fertilityfairness and the impact the cost-of-living crisis has had on people going through fertility treatment. Leading up to Fertility week, FNUK ran a cos-of-living survey to understand how the crisis has impacted fertility patients. The survey found that 49% reported being unable to move forward with their treatment due to a combination of the cost-of-living crisis, lack of NHS funding and high cost of private treatment. Depending on the area you live in, the amount of IVF funding available on the NHS varies considerably. At abc ivf we aim to provide affordable treatment options as well as payment plan, to make growing your family less stressful and more manageable. Learn more about how you can help support National Fertility Awareness Week here: https://lnkd.in/ehz9-MFv #Nationalfertilityawarenessweek #FertilityFairness #Forward4fertility
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🌟 Navigating Male Fertility: Why Maryland is a Prime Destination for Specialized Care 🌟 As a fertility specialist in Maryland, I've witnessed the incredible impact that focusing on male fertility can have on a couple's journey to parenthood. Male fertility issues account for 40-50% of all infertility cases, yet they often go undiscussed due to societal stigmas. It's time to change that conversation and bring male fertility to the forefront. 🔬 Maryland's advanced facilities and compassionate specialists are leading the way in male fertility care. From comprehensive diagnostic services to cutting-edge treatments like ICSI and TESE, our state offers unparalleled support for men facing fertility challenges. 🧠 Adopting a holistic approach, Maryland’s fertility centers collaborate with urologists, endocrinologists, and other specialists to ensure every aspect of a patient's health is considered. This multidisciplinary strategy is key to achieving better outcomes. 💬 The strong community and support networks in Maryland are breaking down barriers, encouraging men to seek the help they need. Together, we're fostering a more open and supportive environment for discussing male reproductive health. As we continue to advance in reproductive medicine, it's crucial to support and promote the role of male fertility specialists. Let's ensure a balanced approach to fertility care, ultimately leading to better outcomes for all. 👉 If you or someone you know is facing fertility challenges, I encourage you to explore the resources and expertise available in Maryland. Let's work together to break down barriers and support each other on the path to parenthood. 🔗 For referrals to top fertility urologists, email Montgomery Fertility Center at faqmfc@gmail.com. Let's connect and make strides towards better fertility health for all. #MaleFertility #ReproductiveHealth #FertilityCare #MarylandHealth
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As our Medical Director and ObGyn Jennifer McLeland, MD MBA shares, proactive fertility care is important AND it has to be balanced. It's why at Frame we: -Assess the holistic situation to understand the patient's needs, goals and risk factors first, and then dig into next steps which may include fertility preservation and testing -Help patients balance the pro's and con's of different pathways and set expectations regarding success rates -Leverage evidence-based information and education and celebrate (and share!) the fantastic content coming from our clinical advisors and other physicians about these topics #fertility #infertility #eggfreezing
Appreciate the BBC for highlighting the delicate balance of the advantages and disadvantages of proactive fertility testing and procedures. It is essential that patients have the ability to have open communication with healthcare professionals so that they can make informed decisions that are tailored to their individual preferences and situations taking into consideration the multifaceted nature of reproductive health. "Being educated in your own body and what you are working with can only help in the long run," she says. "But while these services have important benefits and can offer peace of mind and a form of insurance for future fertility, it's crucial that they're provided with clear, balanced information without exploiting fears or insecurities."
The proactive fertility care industry is soaring. Is that a good thing?
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