1) 32 y/o came to New Hope with a history of primary infertility. She completed 1 Mini-IVF™ cycle and and got pregnant after her single embryo transfer.  Congratulations!!!

2) 39 y/o arrived at NHFC also dealing with primary infertility.  She completed a few Mini-IVF™ cycles to freeze her embryos, and after her frozen embryo transfer, she got pregnant.  Congrats!!!

3) 35 y/o entered New Hope with a history of primary infertility.  She completed 1 Mini-IVF™ cycle and froze her embryos.  Her 1st frozen embryo transfer was unsuccessful, but her 2nd frozen embryo transfer was successful and she recently returned a positive pregnancy test.  Congrats!!!

4) 35 y/o came to NHFC also struggling with primary infertility.  She completed 1 Mini-IVF™ cycle and announced her positive pregnancy test after a successful single embryo transfer.  Congratulations!!!

Great news from the Rancics — who publicly shared their journey with issues getting pregnant and subsequent discovery that Giuliana had breast cancer — they’re HAVING A BABY!

The couple announced earlier this week that they decided to freeze Giuliana’s embryos before starting her cancer treatment, which then allowed them to seek a gestational carrier to help carry their genetic child. The decision to go with surrogacy to have their child came from the understanding that post-cancer treatment, if Mrs. Rancic was to carry a child, she would run the risk of increased cancer growth due to the increase of hormones during pregnancy.

The Rancics’ quick thinking when it came to freezing Giuliana’s embryos pre-cancer treatment and following up with a gestational carrier is great example for those women and couples experiencing similar issues with fertility, cancer, and trying to figure out the best way to build a family while keeping everyone safe and healthy.

For more information on New Hope Fertility Center’s gestational carrier program, which recently assisted Alexis Stewart in having her second child via a surrogate, please visit us online.

And once again, congrats to Giuliana and Bill!

New Hope Fertility would like to congratulate our recent IVF success story, which comes from a same-sex couple, both women struggling with a history of primary infertility.

The 31-year-old woman completed  1 Mini-IVF™ cycle, with her 36-year-old partner to be the recipient.  Following her frozen embryo transfer with the embryo created from her partner’s cycle, the 36-year-old got pregnant.  Congratulations to you both!

New Hope Fertility wants to congratulate a 46 y/o patient who recently got pregnant after she failed IVF 7 times at other fertility centers!

Through her personalized IVF protocol, custom-tailored for her age and status as an IVF poor responder, New Hope was able to help her conceive with twins following a single frozen blastocyst transfer.

While Ms. 46 has children of her own prior to trying IVF, our doctors believe her fertility issues arose after a previous C-section procedure, which made IVF transfer difficult in her case.  Thankfully, New Hope’s unique embryo transfer techniques and state-of-the-art IVF tools allowed us to successfully transfer after her IVF treatments failed at other clinics.  AND…she was able to bank her remaining embryos for future use!

Congratulations Ms. 46!!!

1) 36 y/o arrived at New Hope dealing with unexplained infertility.  She travelled from PA because she did want the heavy stimulation involved in conventional IVF protocols for not just her first, but also her second child with New Hope Fertility.  She became pregnant through our Natural Cycle IVF protocol from a frozen embryo transfer created through Mini-IVF™.  Congratulations on your success with our minimally invasive IVF treatments!

2) 38 y/o arrived at New Hope, also for her second child with our clinic, and still struggling with unexplained infertility.  After freezing embryos from her initial Mini-IVF™ treatment in 2008, she got pregnant after a frozen embryo transfer with Natural Cycle IVF.  Congrats!

3) 39 y/o sought out the help of New Hope after dealing will primary infertility issues. After a couple of failed Mini-IVF™ cycles, she decided to move to our Egg Donor Program. After her donor frozen embryo transfer, she has just announced that she is pregnant with twins!  Congratulations!