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HRC Fertility – Patient Resources and Links

HRC Fertility has many valuable resources for women and men who are trying to conceive as well as prospective and current patients. We recommend the following links and organizations but in many cases are not related with them in any way.

We are pleased to make our HOPE Patient Resource Guide available to our patients on-line. Because we want to make your experience with us at HRC as pleasant as possible, we have designed this guide with you in mind.

We like to refer to it as our patients’ “Guide to HOPE” (HRC’s Organized Patient Education), and think you will find it helpful in answering some of your questions while in the midst of treatment. You will find descriptions of tests and procedures you may be undergoing, information on medications you may be taking, a step-by-step guide on how to self-administer injections, some coping strategies, such as relaxation techniques, and several resources (books, associations and web sites) which you may find helpful.

We welcome all recommendations and/or suggestions you may have to improve this guide for future patients. You, the patient, ultimately know best what is most beneficial and useful when experiencing all the emotions, questions and frustrations you feel while trying to turn your dreams into realities.

The “HOPE Patient Resource Guide” is intended for our patients only. For this reason, you will need to use a username and password to access the guide. When requesting your guide please be sure and include your name, e-mail address, and treating physician.

The Donor Concierge is an outstanding source for egg donors and surrogates. Their highly trained team of professionals, quickly and efficiently search through profiles of more than 80 different donor and 40+ surrogate agencies to find the ideal candidates for your review.

The Tinina Q Cade Foundation (Cade Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt non profit organization that was started in 2005 to provide information support and financial assistance to help needy infertile families OVERCOME infertility.

 

The Cade Foundation also provides education focused programs to share info about different pathways to parenthood throughout the nation. The foundation also provide grants to help families with the costs of adoption and fertility treatment.

Fertility Family Services under the guidance of Peggy Dilian, M.A., LMFT is a counseling, consultation, and resource service for individuals and families who are on their journey to family building. Services include psychotherapy, consultation, assessments and evaluations, education, and referrals.

Visit ReproductiveFacts.org, ASRM’s peer-reviewed, accurate and up-to-date source of information on all aspects of reproductive health for the best information to share with your patients.

Baby Bump Journeys (BabyBumpJourneys.com) offers one on one support through the Surrogacy selection, IVF timeline, and throughout the pregnancy and birthing process.

Mythology Surrounding Embryo Adoption – a webinar helping you understand more clearly what embryo adoption is and is not.

Another helpful tool recently released by the Embryo Adoption Awareness Center is the Embryo Adoption Q&A E-Book. This online book is full of questions asked by actual donors and adopters during webinar presentations over the past year.

Abbe Feder founded InCircle Fertility after emerging on the other side of her all-consuming struggle with infertility and pregnancy loss. Combining professional expertise, industry know-how, and an abundance of empathy and compassion, InCircle Fertility provides coaching to individuals and couples all over the world and wherever they are on their path to parenthood.

Visit the InCircle Fertility website:  https://www.incirclefertility.com/