Most Frequently Asked

Our IVF success rates are significantly higher than national averages for live birth per embryo transfer, as shown on our published success rates page. You can independently verify our current outcomes through annually updated data on the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) and CDC success rate tools.

Many patients come to us after treatment elsewhere because they are looking for more individualized care, clearer communication, and a more proactive approach to improving their chances of success. We emphasize tailored protocols, transparent discussions of all options, and access to advanced lab techniques, which can be especially important for those who have had previous failed cycles.​

Dr. Saadat is double board-certified in OB/GYN and Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, with nearly 30 years of experience delivering thousands of babies via IVF and advanced treatments. Our clinic's strong live birth rates—compared with national benchmarks—are published via SART and CDC.

Our on-site IVF lab meets rigorous industry standards for embryo culture, cryopreservation, and genetic testing, with procedures performed by experienced embryologists and geneticists. We prioritize quality control through daily monitoring, advanced incubators, and compliance with professional guidelines from organizations like ASRM to maximize embryo viability and your success outcomes.

Many fertility clinics now offer multi‑cycle packages, refund programs, or shared‑risk options that can reduce the financial impact if a first cycle is unsuccessful, and we are happy to discuss what financial options are currently available during your consultation. You can speak with our financial counselors about package pricing, financing partners, and any available discount programs tailored to your situation.​

We screen egg donors and gestational carriers using a combination of medical history review, physical examination, infectious disease testing, and genetic carrier screening, in line with FDA and professional society guidelines. Psychological evaluation and careful review of prior pregnancy outcomes are also important components of our screening process, and we follow these evidence‑based practices when coordinating third‑party reproduction.

Our cycle cancellation policies explain how monitoring is handled, at what point a cycle may be stopped for medical or response‑related reasons, and how fees are adjusted if retrieval does not occur. We review these details with you before treatment begins so you understand under what circumstances a cycle might be canceled and what financial implications that would have.

Most patients can move from an initial inquiry to a full consultation within a few weeks, depending on how quickly records are gathered and any preliminary testing is completed. Our team works with you to coordinate workups, scheduling, and insurance verification so that treatment can begin as soon as it is medically appropriate for your specific case.

We often maintain long‑term relationships with our patients, including follow‑up after delivery and coordination of care for future family‑building plans. We encourage you to return for counseling about sibling cycles, fertility preservation, or additional treatment options if you wish to expand your family later on.

Our approach to recurrent pregnancy loss typically involves a thorough evaluation for genetic, anatomic, hormonal, and immune factors, followed by a personalized treatment plan. We can coordinate this workup and, when appropriate, integrate approaches such as IVF with genetic testing of embryos, close early pregnancy monitoring, and referrals for emotional support resources.