RMA of New York – Brooklyn

RMA of New York combines personalized and patient-centric care with cutting-edge fertility procedures and IVF technologies. Our patients in Brooklyn have access to our advanced technology to increase embryo implantation rates, reduce miscarriage rates, and increase live birth rates for the best chance at making their dream family a reality - without leaving the borough.

Our goal is to make your experience as stress-free as possible. Patients undergoing fertility treatment often have to visit the clinic daily or multiple times per week. These are morning appointments where patients do bloodwork to check hormone levels and a transvaginal ultrasound to monitor the ovaries and uterine lining. This frequent monitoring provides your fertility doctor with information needed to direct your treatment cycle. For patients living in Brooklyn, it can be much more convenient and less stressful to go to appointments and undergo procedures locally. Additionally, having a full-service state-of-the-art IVF laboratory in Brooklyn enables patients to have their egg retrieval and embryo transfer procedures without having to go to Manhattan or enter a hospital setting.

At RMA of New York, we believe that finances should not be a barrier to achieving your dream of parenthood. Our dedicated finance team is committed to making world-class fertility care accessible and affordable. Estimating the cost of fertility care can be complex due to several variables unique to each patient’s journey, but you can expect transparent information about all of the various expenses and fees that will impact the total price of your fertility treatment. We offer fertility financing plans and partner with popular insurance companies like Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and more to help alleviate some of the stress associated with paying for fertility care.

RMA of New York is globally recognized as one of the world’s leading fertility clinics and IVF centers, with IVF success rates well above the national average. We use the most advanced technologies and evidence-based, data-driven precision medicine at our state-of-the-art facilities to help patients achieve high IVF success rates and healthy pregnancy outcomes. Our expert team of physicians and embryologists has successfully facilitated the births of thousands of healthy babies throughout New York City, Westchester, Long Island, and beyond. We are proud to share our IVF success rates as reported by the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART). See ourIVF success rate data and read our blog on understanding IVF success rates.

Think of your first consultation as a fertility check-up. You’ll meet with your fertility specialist and discuss your family-building goals and medical history. You can expect your doctor to conduct initial fertility testing (blood tests and a transvaginal ultrasound) as an essential part of fertility evaluation and treatment. One common place to start is ovarian reserve testing, sometimes known as an egg count test or an egg reserve test.At your initial consultation, you’ll meet with your fertility specialist to discuss your family-building goals. Your doctor will also conduct fertility testing, such as blood tests and a transvaginal ultrasound, which is essential for creating a customized care plan. To get the most out of your first visit, we recommend bringing your insurance documents, any relevant test results and medical history paperwork, and your partner, if applicable and possible.

A reproductive endocrinologist specializes in diagnosing and treating infertility. Our team of compassionate physicians are board certified and have completed the highest level of medical training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. They are world-renowned for consistent breakthroughs and innovations in both the technical and clinical aspects of reproductive medicine.

Yes, Rabbinical supervision and Jewish Halacha IVF is available at RMA of New York. Our staff specializes in providing personalized care that is both culturally and religiously informed.

We have a longstanding commitment to serving the LGBTQIA+ community in Brooklyn and beyond. There are many options for fertility treatment for same-sex couples and individuals. We also provide you with access to a full network of egg/sperm donation and gestational surrogate resources, gender-affirming care providers, and professionals with experience in reproductive law, therapy, and counseling. We’ve assisted countless LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples achieve their family-building goals, including IUI, IVF, and Co-IVF for lesbian couples and individuals; IVF, egg donation, and gestational surrogacy for gay couples and individuals; as well as fertility preservation and family-building for trans couples and individuals. RMA of New York partners with Mount Sinai’s Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery (CTMS), and is recognized as a “LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader” by the Human Rights Campaign’s Healthcare Equality Index.

Yes, RMA of New York – Brooklyn offers treatment options for secondary infertility and advanced maternal age, helping you build the family you desire. Secondary infertility is when a woman has one child and then experiences difficulty when attempting to conceive a second, third, or more children. Secondary infertility is not unusual. Age does not always, but may play a role in secondary infertility since it can be more difficult to get pregnant after 35 or 40, whether or not you have had a child at a younger age.

As a society we are delaying childbearing, so we often recommend fertility preservation as a proactive way to address age related fertility concerns. Fertility preservation has become an important way for individuals or couples who are not currently ready for a family to take control of their reproductive timeline, often through egg freezing or embryo freezing.

Male infertility is the sole or contributing factor for approximately 40% of couples experiencing infertility. The first test for diagnosing male infertility is typically a semen analysis, which can help determine if a problem in sperm production or quality of the sperm is causing infertility. Testing will also include a history and physical exam, and hormone blood tests.

Becoming a single parent by choice may involve sperm donor conception, egg donor conception, IVF, and/or gestational surrogacy. For individuals hoping to become a single parent in the future, fertility preservation treatment in the form of egg freezing, sperm banking, or embryo freezing allows an individual to preserve their current fertility level to be used for future family-building.