Education and resources from our trusted team of fertility experts.
A guest post by Progyny
Whether you're considering hormone therapy, preparing for gender-affirming surgery, or simply thinking about your future, there may be opportunities to preserve your fertility.
The best way to understand your chances is through personalized fertility testing and consultation with a reproductive endocrinologist.
PCOS may soon be renamed PMOS, or Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, to better reflect the condition’s impact on hormones, metabolism, fertility, and overall health.
The right starting point depends on your fertility health, age, and how quickly you want to conceive.
While every patient’s experience is unique, a typical IVF cycle follows a clear sequence of steps designed to support fertilization, embryo development, and pregnancy.
Planning IVF in 2026? Find out which HSA and FSA expenses qualify, from fertility meds to travel, and how to reduce out-of-pocket costs.
Learn how California’s 2026 IVF insurance law (SB 729) impacts your coverage, exemptions, limits, and what it means for fertility care access.
If you’re considering testosterone therapy and want children now or later, talk to a fertility specialist first. Whole-body health includes reproductive health, and there may be fertility-conscious ways to address hormone concerns.