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Our Medical Services

ARC Fertility is your partner in offering employees access to high-quality fertility care. We offer your affordable solutions, regardless of employer contribution, with the best outcomes. Build your program through a range of options and packages that are based on the highest standards of medical excellence.

Services for Your Company

We offer your employees affordable solutions, regardless of employer contribution, with the best outcomes.

Bundled Treatments

Save 10-50% in costs by customizing a comprehensive suite of treatment and financial packages to suit your company benefits needs.

Pharmacy Plan

The cost of medications can be 20-30% of fertility care’s total expense. A discounted Pharmacy Plan is just one of our cost-effective options.

Personalized Support

Our continued care starts with a personalized concierge service that guides your employees to the right information, advice, and education.

Other Services

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)

IUI is a simple office procedure that involves processing sperm and then placing a large number of the highly motile processed sperm directly into the uterus to increase chances sperm can reach the fallopian tubes and fertilize the egg. Only the most active sperm are placed into the uterus using a catheter passed through the cervix.

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

IVF is one of the most common forms of fertility treatments. It involves using fertility drugs to stimulate the development of multiple eggs over about 10 days. The eggs are then retrieved from the woman’s ovaries through a simple surgical procedure and fertilized with sperm. After fertilization, the embryos grow for three to five days in the laboratory before one or more is placed back into the woman’s uterus. Eggs can also be removed and frozen to be used at a later time

Egg Retrieval

An egg retrieval is a minor surgical procedure performed with mild anesthesia. After the woman has had stimulation of her ovaries with gonadotropin drugs for about 10 days, the follicles in the ovaries have increased in number and enlarged in size so that a majority of the eggs are mature. A small needle is passed with ultrasound guidance through the vaginal wall into the ovary and each follicle is aspirated to retrieve the fluid from the follicle. The embryologist then looks for the egg in the follicular fluid. The entire procedure generally takes less than half an hour, has very little pain and the woman can return home about an hour after the procedure.

Male Treatments

Testicular sperm aspiration (TESA) and microsurgical epididymal sperm aspiration (MESA) are surgical methods to retrieve sperm from men whose low sperm counts are linked to infertility. This option is available at almost all ARC clinics.

Egg Freezing

As a woman ages the number and quality of her eggs declines, making it challenging to become pregnant and/or have a successful pregnancy. Therefore, more and more women are choosing to do egg freezing as a way to preserve their fertility until they find the right partner or are ready to start building a family.

The Process
Women must take hormones for an average of 10 to 12 days, stimulating the ovaries to develop as many mature eggs as possible. For younger women (< age 35) doctors recommend women freeze 15-20 eggs if possible. A minor surgical procedure with anesthesia is required to retrieve the eggs, and it’s important to know that the ovarian stimulation drugs can sometimes have side effects.

The number of eggs and egg quality decline with age, so a woman’s age when she freezes her eggs can make a big difference in success rates. The older a woman is when she freezes her eggs, the lower the chances of success with each mature egg that is frozen, and generally, older women also have fewer eggs to freeze, so doctors generally don’t recommend egg freezing for women over age 38. Women in their 20’s and 30’s have the most and best quality eggs, and so the highest subsequent pregnancy rates. However, the chance they are going to need to use the eggs later in life is also less, so doctors generally don’t recommend the process for women under age 30.

Egg freezing is usually done either to preserve eggs when a woman is going to undergo treatment for cancer or other diseases that could permanently damage or destroy the eggs (e.g. radiation or chemotherapy), or for a woman who does not have a partner and/or does not yet want to get pregnant but wants to preserve her fertility by freezing eggs for future use. Eggs can be kept frozen for many years so that when the woman wants to use the eggs they can be thawed, fertilized with her partner’s sperm (or donor sperm if she has no partner) and the resulting embryo(s) transferred into the uterus, usually 5 days after the fertilization procedure.

Egg Bank

An egg bank is a repository for eggs that have been frozen either by women who want to preserve their eggs for future use or, more commonly, eggs that have been donated by women who want to help other women who don’t have sufficient normal eggs to get pregnant. Egg banks obtain eggs through an assisted reproductive technology cycle (like IVF but the eggs are not fertilized), freeze the eggs, and then provide information about the egg donors to potential intended parents who select the eggs based on characteristics of the egg donor.

Egg Donation

Egg donation is one type of third party reproduction in which a woman donates her eggs to another woman who otherwise would not be able to have a baby. Third-party reproduction involves a person other than the intended parent(s) in the reproductive process. This is also known as donor-assisted reproduction and can involve donated eggs, sperm, or embryos. These are typically used for older women who have very few or no normal eggs, for men with no sperm, and in same-sex relationships.

Embryo Donation

Embryo donation is one type of third-party reproduction in which the individual(s) who have created an embryo(s) donate the embryo(s) to an infertile individual(s) so that they can be parents. Embryos are generally donated from those who have done IVF and had a baby or babies and have extra cryopreserved embryos in storage that are not needed by them because they have achieved their family building goals.

Gestational Carriers or Surrogates

Certain infertility challenges may call for third-party reproduction involving a woman becoming pregnant, carrying the baby to delivery, and giving the baby to the intended parent(s) after delivery. Sometimes the egg and/or sperm are provided by the intended parent(s), sometimes by egg and/or sperm donors and sometimes the surrogate also supplies the egg.

Adoption

ARC Fertility clinics work with known and reputable local adoption agencies that are available to employees. Additionally, ARC Fertility works with and can refer employees to national adoption agencies that perform adoptions both domestically and internationally.

Financing

ARC Fertility Financing helps with the financial burdens related to the cost of IVF treatments. Employees may finance any of the following:

  • Any ARC Fertility Treatment Package
  • Medical services received from an ARC physician
  • Pharmaceutical products through the ARC Pharmacy Plan
  • Genetic testing services
Emotional Support

Infertility can be a major life crisis for many of those suffering from it. The ARC Fertility team consists of individuals with decades of experience in IVF clinics helping patients on their infertility journey. We know how critical this emotional support is and are happy to be able to provide knowledgeable support to our patients.

Additionally, ARC Fertility clinics have support teams and professionals within their clinics or to whom employees can be referred.

ARC Fertility works with and can refer employees to nationally recognized mental health professionals and other helpful resources.

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