Infertility Center of Excellence
RSC New England has been awarded “Center of Excellence” status by OptumHealth. According to OptumHealth (OH), “Not all health care providers are created equal. For complex medical conditions, the disparity is especially high. Through a rigorous evaluation process, OptumHealth has developed Centers of Excellence networks that provide access to clinically superior, cost effective health care.”
According to OH, “ By choosing an OptumHealth Center of Excellence, a patient is more likely to receive:
• More accurate diagnoses
• Higher survival rates
• Health care that is planned, coordinated and provided by a team of experts who specialize in your condition and regularly work together
• Appropriate therapy (neither too much nor too little)
• Fewer complications
• Shorter length of stay
• Decreased out-of-pocket costs
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Questions About Secondary Infertility
Dr Kristen Wright, New Hampshire fertility doctor, is often asked why, after giving birth once, a couple can have trouble getting pregnant again.
Infertility Center of Excellence
RSC New England has been awarded “Center of Excellence” status by OptumHealth. According to OptumHealth (OH), “Not all health care providers are created equal. For complex medical conditions, the disparity is especially high. Through a rigorous evaluation process, OptumHealth has developed Centers of Excellence networks that provide access to clinically superior, cost effective health care.”
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What to Expect from a Second Opinion
To prepare for a second opinion, it is helpful to know what is typically involved and what you can do to maximize the benefit of additional medical consultation with a fertility specialist.
How do we measure success?
RSC New England is an accredited healthcare practice. We specialize in treating women and men challenged by infertility with the very best treatment available in the field of reproductive medicine. We do not sacrifice ethical and medically appropriate care for the marketing advantage of high pregnancy success rates.
Male Factor Infertility
Most cases involve low sperm count or low motility. Mild abnormalities are usually treatable with IUI. More severe conditions usually require treatment with IVF. Interview with male infertility expert, Samuel Pang, MD.
