
The Voice February 2023
We are very pleased to offer the February 2023 issue of THE CHR VOICE and want to take the opportunity of this introduction to direct the attention of our readers...
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The Center for Human Reproduction in the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City offers assisted reproduction services without age limits or other frustrating restrictions. The team of premier infertility specialists, including Norbert Gleicher, MD, FACOG, FACS, an autoimmune disease specialist, and David Barad, MD, MS, FACOG, a reproductive endocrinology specialist, bring their years of expertise to challenging and last-resort cases after multiple failed cycles and provide second opinions.
The team offers all-encompassing female and male fertility services, including egg freezing, the use of donor eggs, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), and gender selection. They’re particularly experienced with older patients and women with endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and low ovarian reserve.
The Center for Human Reproduction welcomes everyone for truly individualized care and customized treatments. They offer LGBTQ+ family building, single-parent family building, and affordable fertility treatments so that everyone can realize their dreams of parenthood.
The Center for Human Reproduction warmly welcomes patients to its office, where the team fights for every egg and embryo. Set up a consultation with the leading team of fertility doctors by calling the office or clicking the online booking link.
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For an updated list of accepted insurance and payment information, please contact us at registration@thechr.com or (212) 994-4400.
We are very pleased to offer the February 2023 issue of THE CHR VOICE and want to take the opportunity of this introduction to direct the attention of our readers...
With this January issue, we are very pleased for the year 2023 to welcome back to TheVOICE; the monthly newsletter of the CHR,-you, our reader.
With the year 2002 is almost behind us, it is easy to conclude that it on many different levels was an unusually tumultuous year.