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Resources for Employees

ARC Fertility provides employees with detailed resources for employees to support their fertility journeys. This promotes greater understanding and access to high quality, cost-effective fertility care with the best outcomes.

ARC represents the largest, most established, physician-led network of vetted and board-certified fertility specialists across the U.S. With more than 250 locations, employees will be able to find the right physician close to their homes.

From personalized education through our Concierge service to a full range of digital tools, ARC’s employee benefits include a comprehensive database of resources for a complete employee fertility support system.

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Apps

Developed by medical experts, FertilityNow helps you assess your fertility and provides in-depth resources to build your family. Complete surveys to estimate your chances for pregnancy with and without fertility treatment, and receive customized articles based on your responses.

Contact your Human Resources department to find out how to download the app.

What Our Customers Are Saying About Us

“I just wanted to express how helpful Sophia Kieri has made this process. With so many steps that can feel very overwhelming she’s made things feel clear and in my control. So grateful for her! Thank you.” – Jennifer T. 

“Your team was phenomenal in what seemed to be one of my darkest moments. Thank you for your kindness and professionalism.” – Rosalinda C.

“That’s rare in any company to feel that level of support on a personal level. ARC was there each step making things go seamlessly. ” – Campbell R.

“Ms. Yury has the best attitude. You can hear her smile over the phone. She reflects ARC’s motto (compassionate care) wonderfully!” – Eyitayo O.

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Blogs and Articles

Fertility After Miscarriage: Myths Debunked

Fertility After Miscarriage: Myths Debunked

The distress caused by miscarriage tends to linger. Beyond the grief of losing their pregnancy, many patients worry about whether they can still deliver a healthy baby afterward. This fear is often exacerbated by misinformation about fertility after miscarriage. The...

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The Silent Conversation: Why Men Don’t Talk about Fertility

The Silent Conversation: Why Men Don’t Talk about Fertility

Dr. Paul J. Turek on Why Men Don’t Deal with Fertility “Men don’t see a doctor unless something is bleeding or broken,” is a common saying and sadly describes a lot of male patients. When this attitude meets stigma and shame about infertility, many men avoid the...

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Male Fertility and Corporate Benefits

Male Fertility and Corporate Benefits

Even companies that offer family-forming benefits often use services that leave men underserved. But offering male fertility treatment is a great way to boost recruitment and retention, provide a more equitable workplace, and anticipate the needs of today’s hybrid...

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Fertility Benefits:  The Smart Move for Tech   

Fertility Benefits:  The Smart Move for Tech   

Fertility Benefits for Women   Women are some of the highest achievers in technology, and yet face an uphill battle to succeed in a male-dominated industry. Companies that offer fertility benefits and stigma-free maternity leave are more likely to hire and retain the...

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Balancing Fertility and Career

Balancing Fertility and Career

An Interview with Dr. Ellen Goldstein INTRO Women in demanding careers like technology often feel forced to choose between career and family. Dr. Ellen Goldstein of Beverly Hills Fertility knows this choice is more complicated than prioritizing one and then the...

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Menopause at a Glance

Menopause at a Glance

Age and Fertility What is perimenopause? During perimenopause, the body’s production of estrogen and progesterone, two hormones made by the ovaries, varies greatly. Source: NIH. What is menopause? Menopause is the time that marks the end of your menstrual cycles. It’s...

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Making Fertility Available to Employees of All Ages

Making Fertility Available to Employees of All Ages

Comprehensive Fertility Benefits for Employees To ensure aging and other health factors don’t undermine family building prospects, parents are turning to fertility treatments like egg- and embryo-freezing, hormone therapy, and surrogacy. But these options are not...

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ARC Fertility Salutes Henrietta Lacks

ARC Fertility Salutes Henrietta Lacks

The First Immortal Human Cell Line On October 4, 1951, a 31-year-old African American woman named Henrietta Lacks died in Baltimore. What sounds like the end of her story is actually just the beginning of a medical revolution: Physicians used tissue samples taken from...

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ARC Is Now on Shortlister

You can now find ARC Fertility on Shortlister! Shortlister hosted David Adamson – MD, Founder and CEO of ARC® Fertility, to share more about their inclusive, comprehensive fertility and family-forming benefit solution. FAMILY-FORMING BENEFITS AND WHY THEY MATTER One...

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My Chemical Pregnancy

My Chemical Pregnancy

My journey to conceive my second child is requiring more cycles with my Reproductive Endocrinologist (RE) than trying to conceive my daughter did. To date, I have had one natural cycle IUI cancelled due to lack of ovulation and three failed IUI’s. After the third IUI,...

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Self-Care and Fertility

Self-Care and Fertility

There’s no question that access to healthcare plays a huge role in successful childbirth. The better and more consistent a person’s care, the likelier they are to conceive and deliver a healthy baby. In a perfect world, every parent would have both unlimited access to...

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Traveling During Treatment

Traveling During Treatment

When you’re going through fertility treatments, it can feel like you need to put your entire life on hold because of the frequent doctor appointments, time-sensitive medication, and the unpredictability of protocol changes mid-cycle. It seems easier to just cancel...

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Men and Fertility Whitepaper

Men and Fertility Whitepaper

In most cases, the conversation around infertility is framed as a "women's issue" – but according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, "failure to conceive within 12 months of attempted conception is due in whole or in part to the male in approximately...

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Finding Support Through Infertility

Finding Support Through Infertility

Infertility is not a journey meant to be embarked upon alone. The physical and emotional toll it takes on you feels like you’re constantly carrying a weight around with you. If you have someone or a group of people to give some of that weight to, carrying it starts to...

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How I Knew I Was Ready to Become a Mom

How I Knew I Was Ready to Become a Mom

I have wanted to be a wife and a mother my entire life. I never once pictured my life without a husband and children of my own. I remember being in high school and wanting to fast forward to the part when my life was focused on taking care of my children. I didn’t get...

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Early Testing…To Test or not to Test?

Early Testing…To Test or not to Test?

The two week wait can be excruciating for some of us. You take every little thing you feel in your body as a potential sign of a pregnancy and you’re just so anxious to find out if this cycle will be the one that works! You see these early detection pregnancy tests...

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Fertility Treatments for Baby #2

Fertility Treatments for Baby #2

My husband and I are undergoing fertility treatments in hopes of conceiving our second child. I’ve noticed a few differences between going through treatments from our first vs. now trying for our second. There are still a lot of emotions and it’s not easy, but I don’t...

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First IUI? What to Expect

First IUI? What to Expect

Through my fertility journey as a whole up to this point, I have done 8 medicated and monitored cycles and 5 medicated IUI’s. I remember feeling very hopeful and excited when we started our medicated and monitored cycles and even more excited about my first IUI cycle...

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Getting Through the Holidays While TTC 

Getting Through the Holidays While TTC 

The holidays are painted as a time of joy and celebration and for a lot of people they are, but what if you’re not feeling joyous or like you don’t have the one thing that you actually want to be celebrating? When you’ve been struggling to try to conceive and/or are...

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How to Advocate for Yourself During Treatment 

How to Advocate for Yourself During Treatment 

In doctors we trust! But we also need to trust ourselves and not be afraid to speak up or bring something to the table. Your doctor is seeing dozens of patients every week and while they will take copious post-visit notes in your chart, they aren’t going to personally...

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Trying for Baby #2

Trying for Baby #2

When I found out that I had fertility issues in my 20s, it really threw me for a loop. I didn’t know anything about the topic at all, and I had to get up to speed as quickly as possible so that my husband and I could make the necessary choices to try to grow our...

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The Financial Side of Fertility

The Financial Side of Fertility

Aside from the physical and emotional difficulties surrounding my diagnosis of infertility in my 20s, my husband and I were also confronted with the daunting financial costs associated with seeking medical assistance to form our family. This is something that no one...

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Two to Tango

Two to Tango

Hi! I’m Steven, Katie’s Husband. Katie has been sharing a lot about her fertility journey and our path to having our daughter, and she’s asked me to share some of my perspectives as someone who was there every step of the way. I’d like to start by saying how...

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What I Wish I Knew About Fertility in My 20s

What I Wish I Knew About Fertility in My 20s

When I was in my mid-20s, I was diagnosed with medical conditions that I knew could make it difficult for me to conceive and carry a baby to term. Not only was this emotionally difficult for me and my husband, but I quickly realized that I didn’t know anything about...

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Understanding Embryo Grading

As embryologists, one of the most common questions that we get from patients is "What do the grades of my embryos tell us about my chances of becoming pregnant?" The answer to this question is not a simple one. The objective of this article is to explain how we grade...

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Endometriosis and Fertility

A condition affecting 5 million American women, endometriosis derives its name from the word endometrium, the lining in the uterus that your body produces each month in case of egg implantation. If conception does not take place during a given month, then your body...

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Dr. David Adamson to Speak at thINc360 2022 

Dr. David Adamson to Speak at thINc360 2022 

ARC Fertility Founder will Join Panel on Using Innovative Benefits to Foster Equity and Inclusivity   Dr. David Adamson, founder and CEO of ARC Fertility, will be appearing as panelist at thINc360 in Baltimore, MD on May 24, 2022. thINC360 is the annual Healthcare...

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Videos

Taking Care of Yourself During the COVID 19 Pandemic

Learn practical self-care tips and how to access needed resources during this unprecedented time. ASRM/ Mental Health Professional Group of ASRM

TeleHealth for Infertility

An overview of telehealth (telefertility) and its impact on infertility treatment for those beyond easily accessible treatment facilities.

Male Infertility

Male infertility is actually a bigger issue than many people would like to think.

How Old is Too Old to Have a Baby?

Women are having babies at much older ages than they used to. In 1970, the average age of a first-time mother was 21. Now, it’s 30. And in certain populations, it is even older than that.

The Economic Report: ARC Offers Affordable Infertility Care

“ARC’s mission is to provide patients with affordable financial solutions and give patients access to good educational support services.” ~ Dr. David Adamson

Stress Reduction and Pregnancy

Many studies, as well as the experiences of countless women, suggest that stress is associated with attempts to become pregnant.

Treatment Options for Infertility

Your fertility solution is unique to your specific needs, and depends largely on what is causing your difficulty getting pregnant.

About ARC Fertility

“Infertility is a life crisis that impacts every area of your life. This is where crisis becomes an opportunity and infertility becomes a journey.” ~ Psychologist and former infertility patient

https://youtu.be/Oks8xoXwkbg

Advice to Couples on Getting Pregnant

Fertility expert Dr. David Adamson discusses how long a couple should try to conceive before seeking help from a doctor.

Fertility IQ Course:
What Is Endometriosis?

Fertility IQ Course:
Diagnosing Endometriosis

Fertility IQ Course:
Treating Endometriosis

Podcasts/Webinars

Impact of Covid-19 on Fertility Treatment and Pregnancy

What do we know about how Covid-19 affects infertility treatment and pregnancy. Are pregnant woman more at risk? What happens if the mom has Covid-19 while pregnant? We interview Dr. David Adamson, a reproductive endocrinologist and surgeon, Clinical Professor at Stanford University, and Associate Clinical Professor at UCSF. He is Past President of the ASRM, SART, AAGL, the Committee on Reproductive Medicine for FIGO and is Founder, of Advanced Reproductive Care (ARC Fertility).

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256 Modern Fertility and The Covid Impact with Dr. David Adamson

The most essential driving force of nature is to procreate. 

We need healthy babies. And Dr. David Adamson knows more about baby-making than nearly everyone on the planet. 

David Adamson is a consulting reproductive endocrinologist and surgeon, Medical Director of Equal3 Fertility, Clinical Professor ACF at Stanford University, and Associate Clinical Professor at UCSF.

In this episode we cover: 

• The avergage age of first birth is 30 and getting older

•Cultural differences in fertility

•The importance of fertility insurance and support from employers

•Why it’s important to begin family planning conversations early

•Intercourse 2-3 times a week when you’re trying to get pregnant

•Benchmarks for when you should consider seeing a fertility doctor

•Trying to have a baby for a year, and under 30, go see a doctor

•Dr. Adamson sets me straight on me thinking the pill is detrimental to hormones

•Key fertility tips

•Effects of covid on fertility

•Current study shows that covid does not from pregnant mothers to babies

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