The very first IVF baby, in 1978, came from one natural cycle: no fertility drugs, one egg. Now science has come full circle. With IVM, your eggs finish growing in an expert lab instead of your body. For many women, that means far fewer shots, far fewer appointments, and most of your care from your own couch.
Free and private. About 10 minutes. A physician reads every answer.
The world's first IVF baby is born from a natural cycle. No fertility drugs. One egg.
IVF adds weeks of hormone shots, frequent scans and blood tests, and a clinic you visit again and again.
IVM lets eggs finish growing in the lab, and smart technology lets most of your care happen from home.
Instead of weeks of hormones to ripen eggs inside your body, eggs are collected earlier and matured by the embryology team at New Hope Fertility Center in New York.
FertNetwork runs everything around your treatment, so you are never left waiting for a callback.
Answer a few questions online, about 10 minutes. Or chat with Lina, our care guide, any time of day.
A New Hope Fertility Center physician talks through your story and goals. Together you decide whether IVM is right for you.
If you need a blood test or an ultrasound, we help you set it up close to where you live.
A short egg retrieval at New Hope Fertility Center. Some people need a second trip, and we plan every visit with you.
Your eggs are matured, fertilized and grown in the lab, and every embryo is frozen so your body can rest.
Your frozen embryo transfer happens in New York or at an approved partner clinic closer to home.
"You should not have to put your life on hold to start a family."
The idea behind FertNetwork
Yes. IVM is a type of IVF. The big difference is that your eggs finish growing in the lab instead of in your body, which usually means far fewer shots and far fewer visits.
All medical and laboratory care is provided by New Hope Fertility Center in New York and its physicians and embryologists. FertNetwork coordinates everything around your care: your questions, forms, records, scheduling and follow-up.
Far fewer than traditional IVF. Your physician will explain exactly what, if anything, your plan includes before you start.
Plan on one trip to New York for the egg retrieval. Some people need a second one. Everything else happens from home, and your transfer can be in New York or at a partner clinic closer to you.
Your eggs need a few days in the lab to finish growing and become embryos, so every embryo is frozen and the transfer happens later. It also gives your body time to rest.
No. You can start the questionnaire today. If you need a blood test or ultrasound, we help you arrange it near home.
Before you commit to anything, you get the full price in writing, with exactly what it includes and anything that is separate. No surprises.
We are starting with a small first group and adding more states step by step. Tell us where you live, and if care is not available in your state yet, we will save your spot and let you know as soon as it is.
It's free, private, and takes about 10 minutes. A physician reads every answer, and if a video visit makes sense, we'll set one up with you.
Rather talk to a person first? Call (917) 912-6555, or tap the chat button to talk with Lina.
FertNetwork is a patient coordination network and does not provide medical care. All clinical and laboratory services are provided by New Hope Fertility Center, New York, and its licensed physicians and embryologists. IVM is not right for everyone. A licensed physician decides whether IVM is appropriate for each patient. Pregnancy and live birth are not guaranteed. Care is available only in states where a New Hope Fertility Center physician can practice. This page is general information, not medical advice. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.