Egg freezing
Preserve unfertilized eggs now for possible future use, with counseling based on age, testing, and expected response.
Fertility preservation
Keep more options open—for the life you’re building.
Egg freezing and embryo freezing begin with understanding your goals, timeline, and ovarian reserve. RCA helps you make a medically grounded plan without pressure.
Your reasons are your own
Preservation can support many different timelines.
Some patients are planning around age or career. Others need time-sensitive preservation before medical treatment. A consultation helps clarify what is feasible now and what each option can—and cannot—offer later.
Embryo freezing
Create and preserve embryos when that option fits your present family-building plan.
Before medical treatment
Coordinate quickly with the treating medical team when cancer therapy or another treatment may affect fertility.
What the process may include
A clear plan, one decision at a time.
1
Consultation and baseline
Review goals, history, ovarian-reserve testing, and ultrasound findings when appropriate.
2
Personalized treatment plan
Discuss expected response, medication monitoring, timing, and financial coordination.
3
Stimulation and monitoring
Attend scheduled bloodwork and ultrasounds while the clinical team follows your response.
4
Retrieval and cryopreservation
Eggs or embryos are frozen for potential future use under the agreed treatment plan.
Fertility preservation cannot guarantee a future pregnancy. Individual outcomes vary with age, ovarian reserve, egg or embryo number, sperm factors, and future treatment decisions.
Plan with clarity
Understand your options before time makes the decision for you.
Meet with RCA to review your goals and determine whether fertility preservation is appropriate for you.