- Posted on December 2nd, 2019by RMANYin Fertility Treatments, Fertility Preservation, Education & Awareness
New York State Increases Fertility Coverage Under New Insurance Mandate
In New York State, individuals and couples seek a variety of ways to achieve their family building goals. Whether through low tech approaches such as…Read More
- Posted on September 30th, 2019by Dr. Jovana Lekovich & Alison Pruzanin Fertility Preservation
Reflecting on a Year of Progress in Oncofertility at RMA of New York
This August, we celebrated the first anniversary of the Mount Sinai-RMA Oncofertility Program. As the director of the program, it gives me great pleas…Read More
- Posted on July 8th, 2019by RMANYin Fertility Preservation
Egg Freezing 101: How Are Eggs Frozen?
The benefits of egg freezing are well-established – flexibility to pursue a career, additional time to find a partner, reproductive autonomy – but how…Read More
- Posted on June 24th, 2019by Dr. Lawrence Grunfeldin Fertility Preservation
Fertility Preservation Options for the Transgender Community
If you identify as a member of the transgender community you can still have a genetic child and undergo a gender affirming transition. There are (link…Read More
From the Front Lines to Fertility Treatments: Improve Access to Care for our Military
The number of women serving in the US military has increased dramatically over the years. Women account for nearly 12% of today’s veterans, with more …Read More
- Posted on October 22nd, 2018by Dr. Alan Coppermanin Fertility Preservation
How to Choose an Egg Freezing Center?
Advances in assisted reproductive technology have provided more options and flexibility for family planning and fertility preservation than ever befor…Read More
- Posted on September 17th, 2018by Dr. Matthew Ledermanin Genetics, Education & Awareness, Fertility Preservation
Fertility Preservation: Options for Women Who are at Risk for Hereditary Ovarian Cancer
Approximately 5 to 15 percent of ovarian cancers can be attributed to hereditary cancer syndromes, which most commonly include the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gen…Read More
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