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Follow on Google News | Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan and Donor Egg Bank USA Hit 1,000 Embryo Transfer MilestDonor Egg Bank USA expands to work with 150 top reproductive endocrinologists at 95 locations in an effort to help couples become parents.
By: Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan has partnered with Donor Egg Bank USA to provide frozen donor eggs as a treatment option for women who are unable to conceive using their own eggs. Donor eggs provide the highest pregnancy rates of any fertility treatment. After a frozen donor egg is fertilized with sperm, the resulting embryo is transferred to the patient’s uterus. As a partner of Donor Egg Bank USA, Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan offers local patients access to a national donor database. Pregnancy success rates of frozen donor eggs are nearly equal to that of fresh donor eggs. Of the 1,000 transfers at Donor Egg Bank USA, 59 percent of women became pregnant and 44 percent continue to carry a pregnancy or have delivered a baby. Left over embryos not used in the original transfer increases a woman’s chances to achieve a live birth from a single egg lot to over 50 percent. Donor Egg Bank USA is the only frozen donor egg bank that provides pregnancy outcome data for all locations and every transfer. “For some patients donor egg may be their only option when it comes to fertility treatment. Being able to offer them frozen donor eggs, which are less costly and have similar success rates to fresh eggs, is a wonderful thing,” explains Dr. Brad Miller of Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan. “With donor egg offering the highest pregnancy rates of any fertility treatment, this is an important option for couples to have," says Heidi Hayes (https://donoreggbankusa.com/ In addition to Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan, Donor Egg Bank USA is partnered with 28 leading partner practices (https://donoreggbankusa.com/ While a traditional (fresh) donor egg IVF cycle can cost $25,000-$38,000, a frozen donor egg IVF cycle is half the cost. Couples can obtain frozen donor eggs immediately and complete an IVF cycle in as little as one to two months. With a (fresh) egg donor the entire process can range from four to nine months. The national donor database offers a wide range of characteristics such as physical traits, ethnicity, education level and more. All donors in the database have completed their donation cycle and have frozen eggs ready for selection. Donor Egg Bank USA is the only frozen donor egg network to offer the 100% Assured Refund Plan™ Program (https://donoreggbankusa.com/ # # # Reproductive Medicine Associates of Michigan (RMA of Michigan), one of Michigan’s leading full-service infertility practices, provides advanced Infertility and Reproductive Endocrinology services to patients throughout Michigan, as well as other parts of the country and Canada. Since 2006, RMA of Michigan has maintained success rates above the national average as well as a reputation in the community for excellent patient care. For more information: Donor Egg Bank USA is a frozen donor egg program developed through the collaboration of more than 150 of the country's top reproductive specialists and available at more than 95 locations throughout the United States and Canada. Donor Egg Bank USA offers immediate access to a broad donor egg pool and uses advanced freezing technology to produce success rates similar to traditional (fresh) donor egg programs. Using frozen eggs from Donor Egg Bank USA requires less time than a fresh donor egg cycle (1-3 months versus 4-6 months in a traditional cycle), and is more affordable. Donor Egg Bank USA offers the financial security of a 100% Assured Refund Plan™ if a couple does not deliver a baby. Donor Egg Bank USA offers frozen egg fertility options to couples nationally and across the globe. For more information: End
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