Please visit the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) website to see our clinic summary report.
With a 64% cumulative outcome per egg retrieval cycle for women under 35, Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey’s in vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates are above the national average.* While our success rates have been consistently above the national average for over a decade, we still understand that the treatment of infertility is more than just a published number and more than just IVF.
If you’re under 35 years old and unable to get pregnant or stay pregnant after twelve months of trying, it might be time to talk to your OBGYN or a specialist about your fertility concerns. If you’re over 35 and been trying for six months without success, we’re happy to talk to you today.
*A comparison of clinic success rates may not be meaningful because patient medical characteristics, treatment approaches, and entrance criteria for ART may vary from clinic to clinic.
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Leading the Way in the Treatment of Infertility
We’re glad you found Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey (RMANJ). Perhaps you’re exploring fertility treatment for the first time and you find yourself becoming overwhelmed by the different terms like: IVF, IUI, OI, PGS, AMH, egg donation or egg freezing.
Maybe you haven’t experienced the success you’ve been looking for elsewhere and want something different when it comes to your fertility care. Whatever road you’re on and whatever path feels right to you, we’re glad that you found us. We can help. Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey is the right place to start your care and can help you find the success you’re looking for in the shortest amount of time.
TREATMENT FOR WOMEN.
Female Infertility Treatment
While age remains our biggest barrier to success, causes of female infertility can be directly related to a variety of complications. Ovulation disorders, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or premature ovarian failure (POF) can be contributing factors. Fibroids or damaged fallopian tubes can also be other physical issues that can affect the reproductive system. Get your answers sooner than later about your fertility options. Make an appointment.
TREATMENT FOR MEN.
Male Infertility Treatment
Male infertility issues can range from low sperm count or sperm abnormalities to hormonal imbalances or problems related to the reproductive anatomy. Health and lifestyle factors such as stress, weight, and alcohol consumption can also play a role too. Get your answers sooner than later about your fertility. Make an appointment.
Leading The Way
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Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey (RMANJ) is redefining IVF and is committed to making it a more effective, safe, and successful experience. Our comprehensive patient-centered care and fertility breakthroughs result in highly recognized IVF delivery rates in the US and the world.
Advancements like extended embryo culture, trophectoderm biopsy, SelectCCS and single embryo transfer are just some of the ways that we’re helping to redefine the IVF experience and expectations of success.
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RMANJ Study Shows Benefits of NexCCS Testing
A study recently published by Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey (RMANJ) Third-Year Fellow Shelby Neal shows that for women with more than one embryo, preimplantation genetic testing of embryos saves money, reduces time to live birth and reduces the risk of failed transfers and miscarriage. When compared to patients who pursued In Vitro Fertilization […]
DR. FRANASIAK AND DR. KASER WELCOME PATIENTS TO NEW MARLTON CLINIC
They planned, they worked hard, they waited, and it’s finally come: the opening day of Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey’s (RMANJ) new Marlton clinic. Lead physicians Dr. Jason Franasiak and Dr. Dan Kaser, along with Nurse Practitioner Hayley Eichlin, are more than ready to welcome hopeful parents in South Jersey to their spacious new […]