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This article looks at the research on Black IVF outcomes and, more importantly, what you can do to improve your chances of success. We'll look at how to choose the right clinic, advocate for comprehensive testing, and access support resources designed specifically for Black women undergoing fertility treatment.

For Black families undergoing IVF, there are specific organizations, communities, and resources designed to provide both practical and emotional support throughout the process. Whether you need financial assistance, want to connect with others who understand your experience, or are looking for educational materials, this guide will help you find the right resources.

Whether you're exploring IVF, donor egg IVF, or other fertility treatments, we hope this guide can help you find a qualified REI specialist in your area. The listings cover major cities across the United States and Canada, making it easier to locate experienced Black fertility doctors near you. The ultimate goal is to achieve the best possible health outcomes for everyone, regardless of patients' or doctors' race or ethnicity. Representation matters in reproductive healthcare, and access to culturally competent fertility specialists can improve both your experience and your outcomes. We recognize that not everyone will have access to a Black REI in their area. If that’s the case, another way to enhance patient-provider racial and cultural concordance is by looking at your broader fertility care team. Seeking out a culturally responsive fertility therapist, nurse practitioner, doula, or midwife who understands your experiences and advocates for your needs can help provide the support, advocacy, and understanding essential for a positive fertility journey.

This article explains what karyotype testing is, how it's performed, and its role in fertility treatment. We'll cover how it differs from genetic carrier screening, why some clinics require it for egg donors, and what the results can tell you about your genetic health.

If you’re on your fertility journey, there may come a time when you feel like you need increased support. A fertility therapist is a mental health professional trained and specializing in reproductive mental health, and working with one can be an incredible resource.

Making sense of fertility statistics help tell the story of donor egg IVF in the United States. From success rates to costs, demographic trends to treatment guidelines, data provides valuable insights for those considering this path to parenthood. Let’s look at the numbers that shape donor egg IVF today.

Here, we'll break down the available resources for military families considering donor egg IVF, including VA benefits, TRICARE coverage, and how to make the most of various discount programs. We'll explain exactly who qualifies, what's covered, and how to combine different benefits effectively.

The choice between fresh and frozen embryo transfer is a key decision in the IVF process. While both approaches have proven successful, recent research shows shifting success rates and evolving recommendations. This article looks at the differences between fresh and frozen transfers, their respective benefits and limitations, and how to determine which option might be right for you.

An egg donor is someone who generously contributes her genetic material to help create a family. The terminology used to refer to her not only reflects feelings about her role in the family-building journey but it can also influence how your child and others perceive this relationship well into the future. Let's talk about some of the factors taken into consideration as you decide what to call your egg donor.

For those struggling with infertility, the holiday season can intensify emotional challenges as celebrations often center around family and children. This guide explores practical strategies for managing holiday-related stress, understanding your emotional responses, and building resilience during this sensitive time.

We’ve compiled a list of donor egg grants and financial assistance programs to help fund your donor egg journey. We also take a closer look at how programs like our Split model can further reduce costs and create a better experience for everyone.

This guide breaks down the most common fertility hashtags, explaining what they mean and how they're used. Whether you're just starting fertility treatments, exploring egg freezing, or supporting someone in your circle, understanding these hashtags can help you find relevant content and connect with others who share the same experiences.