Serving the Kansas City Area
Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
Experience. Innovation. Hope.
Humans have been getting up with the sunrise, and going to bed when it sets, for thousands and thousands of years. Enter the advent of electricity, and the industrial revolution of the mid-nineteenth century, and millennia of healthy human circadian rhythm was turned on its head. Humans can easily remain awake long after the sun […]
We are very proud of our many years of innovation, experience and success in the infertility community. Although located in Overland Park, KS, we have served thousands of couples from across the country. We share in the joy of each and every pregnancy and share in the heartache of unsuccessful attempts. We are so grateful […]
Egg donation is one of the most successful ways a couple may choose to build their family. Egg donation simply refers to using an egg donor along with the male partner’s sperm to achieve pregnancy. This is an option for those couples who are experiencing infertility (most likely caused by poor or absent ovarian function), but […]
On Wednesday, May 8th, 2013, members of the infertility community will be on Capitol Hill talking about the scope of infertility in this country and the physical, emotional, and financial impact of this disease. We will be asking Congress to support legislation that will allow more people to afford IVF treatments and legislation that will allow […]
Intrauterine insemination (IUI), more commonly known as artificial insemination, is a treatment for unexplained infertility and mild to moderate sperm abnormalities. IUI is frequently combined with ovulation induction or enhancement using oral pills such as Clomid and/or injectable medications (like Follistim). The goal of an intrauterine insemination is to deliver highly concentrated, mobile sperm to the inside of […]
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you are well aware that the Duchess of Cambridge (the former Kate Middleton) recently spent 4 days in a London hospital, where she was treated for hyperemesis gravidarum. True, she is a member of the Royal family…but did she really need to be hospitalized? For morning sickness? Yes. […]
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