Fertility Treatment

Depending on your needs, your provider may perform a pelvic exam, order hormone testing, or begin cycle tracking through ultrasounds or ovulation predictor kits. You'll also have a chance to explore natural methods like fertility-awareness tracking, nutrition support, or stress reduction techniques.

Together, you and your provider will review findings and create a personalized fertility plan—whether that includes timing guidance, lifestyle changes, supplements, or further testing. You’ll leave with clear next steps and ongoing support, knowing we’ll walk this journey with you, one step at a time.

We begin with a comprehensive evaluation—discussing your cycle, medical history, and lifestyle—often followed by hormone testing and ovulation tracking.

Yes. Many patients begin with lifestyle changes, cycle tracking, and fertility-awareness methods before exploring medical treatments.

Common causes include ovulation issues, PCOS, endometriosis, age-related decline, or structural problems like blocked fallopian tubes.

Fertility is a shared journey. We often recommend semen analysis to assess male fertility and ensure a full-picture approach to care.

Many initial services—like exams, bloodwork, and ultrasounds—are covered. However, coverage for medications or procedures like IUI varies by plan, and we’ll help you navigate your benefits.

Irregular cycles may signal a hormone imbalance or an ovulation issue. We can help diagnose the cause and create a treatment plan to support conception.

We use methods like basal body temperature charting, ovulation predictor kits, blood hormone levels, and ultrasound monitoring.

We offer counseling and can refer you to trusted specialists for egg freezing or fertility preservation options.

Yes, chronic stress may affect ovulation and hormone levels. We integrate holistic approaches like stress-reduction and lifestyle coaching into your fertility care.