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Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
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Definitions of grief vary depending on the dictionary used, but all define grief as a type of deep sorrow or distress caused by the loss of something or someone. Most of us associate grief with the process one goes through after the death of someone close to us. It is likely that most individuals struggling […]
We have some hard-working folks here at RRC! Our Medical Assistants are responsible for the daily upkeep and setup of patient examination, ultrasound and consultation rooms, as well as instrument/equipment cleaning, sterilization and preparation. In addition, they assist RRC staff with obtaining patient information at appointment time, such as vitals, etc. They provide assistance during […]
Happy Valentine’s Day! We are fortunate to have a fantastic Business Manager here at RRC. If you’ve stepped foot through our office doors, or even just called on the phone, then you’ve probably had the opportunity to meet (or visit with) Toni Clark. Toni is especially helpful to our patients as they navigate the ins and outs of […]
What is Your Fertility Plan? Most of you reading this post probably do not have an “official” Fertility Plan, but likely have given much thought and consideration to how and when you will have a baby. Creating an “official” Fertility Plan is a very effective way for couples to cope with the difficult emotions that […]
Today our spotlight is on Embryologist Derica Anderson. If you’ve read our last few blog posts, you know that our Embryologists are an integral part of the Reproductive Resource Center of Kansas City (RRC) team. Embryologists are involved in fertility treatment and reproductive research. They spend their time in the lab, collecting eggs, preparing sperm […]
The following post on Endometriosis was originally published in November 2010. We had a very positive response to the content and thought it was worth repeating: ———————— Endometriosis gets its name from endometrium, the lining of the womb. When a woman menstruates, her body is getting rid of the lining of the uterus. If you […]
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