SPRINGCREEK FERTILITY • PATIENT EDUCATION PCOS and Fertility, Explained What the diagnosis means, how it’s treated, and why PCOS is now called PMOS. Have Questions About PCOS or Fertility? Meet with one of SpringCreek’s fertility specialists to talk through diagnosis and treatment. Request a Consultation → Patient Resources → Polycystic ovary syndrome, now called PMOS, is
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SPRINGCREEK FERTILITY • PATIENT EDUCATION What to Know About Fertility Preservation Before Cancer Treatment A guide for Tri-State patients on protecting fertility before chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery begins. Facing a Cancer Diagnosis and Want to Protect Your Fertility? SpringCreek’s fertility preservation team works around your treatment timeline, not against it. Request a Fertility Consultation → Patient
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How to Compare Fertility Clinic Success Rates A Guide for Ohio, Indiana & Kentucky Patients Comparing fertility clinics is not as simple as looking at one number on a homepage. Success rates come from a real, standardized reporting system. Reading them well still takes context. Patient populations can differ clinic to clinic, even across neighboring
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Questions to Ask When Comparing Fertility Clinics Choosing a fertility clinic is a big decision, and most clinic websites are not built to help you compare one against another. This checklist gives you a set of objective questions to ask any clinic you are considering. For a closer look at reading success rate data specifically,
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You bring the love, we’ll take care of the rest. For people in the LGBTQIA+ community, the process of becoming a parent can be more complex and challenging than others. Luckily, there are several treatment options that can help make your family dreams come true. No matter how you identify, SpringCreek Fertility’s doors are wide
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Addressing Infertility in the Black Community When we think of the complex narrative of Black history, we often center our thoughts on themes of resilience, social justice, and cultural achievement. However, one topic that emerges with often untold stories is infertility within the black community. Let’s dive into the significance of Black History Month in
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SpringCreek is determined to share real fertility stories, like this one from the Lewis family. After surgery for fibroids and an endometriosis diagnosis, Brittany and Jeremiah decided to go through IVF treatment. Their baby boy Kingston finally arrived through IVF after so many years of trying. The three of them stopped by to share their
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SpringCreek is determined to share real fertility stories, like this one from the DeFord Family. Kiersten found out she had premature ovarian failure when she was 19, so they went forward with IVF using donor eggs. They both really wanted to experience pregnancy and their dream finally came true when they became pregnant with their
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SpringCreek is determined to share real fertility stories, like this one from the Boggs family. After some loss, Lyndsi and Eric found SpringCreek Fertility. After five rounds of IUI and one cycle of IVF, the Boggs were finally blessed with their son, Ezra. They stopped by to share their story with us, recounting their fertility
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SpringCreek is determined to share real fertility stories, like this one from the Moores. After an endometriosis diagnosis, three rounds of IUI, IVF, and two frozen embryo transfers, Matthew and Heather were gifted with their children, Blakely and Beckham. They stopped by to share their story with us, recounting their fertility journey to encourage those
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