Before treatment
Understand what records or testing may be helpful before traveling or scheduling in-person care.
Virtual consultation
Expert guidance, wherever your planning begins.
A virtual consultation can help you share your goals, review prior care, and understand possible next steps before an in-person visit. Availability depends on your location, clinical needs, and scheduling.
A useful starting point
What a virtual conversation can cover
Your clinician can discuss fertility history, prior testing or treatment, family-building goals, timing, and the evaluation that may be appropriate. A virtual visit does not replace examinations, ultrasound, laboratory testing, procedures, or urgent care when those are needed.
Second opinions
Review your history and questions without assuming that a prior plan must be repeated.
Complex paths
Discuss donor eggs, gestational surrogacy, fertility preservation, or international coordination at a high level.
Next-step planning
Clarify which questions can be resolved remotely and which require an on-site visit.
Before you connect
Have these details nearby
- Prior fertility testing and treatment summaries
- Medication and cycle history
- Questions about timing, travel, or family-building options
- Your preferred location and general availability
Privacy and records
Use the right channel.
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Care coordination
Meet Sandy Laucella
Sandy helps patients stay connected to the practical next step after a consultation, including follow-up questions and care coordination.