Aurora Fertility & IVF pairs board-certified reproductive endocrinologists with transparent cycle planning, embryology-led decision making, and same-week access for patients who cannot afford another vague answer.
Every recommendation includes diagnosis, age band, ovarian reserve, semen analysis, embryo history, estimated medication range, and the reason we would stop, shift, or repeat a cycle.
Stimulation, retrieval, embryo culture, vitrification, and frozen transfer planning with lab notes discussed in plain language after every milestone.
Cycle tracking, trigger timing, washed sample review, and post-cycle next steps delivered within 7 days if the result is negative.
AMH, AFC, age-specific mature egg goals, and oncology coordination within 48 hours when treatment timing is urgent.
PGT decisions are reviewed with a genetic counselor so mosaic results, carrier status, and transfer strategy are understood before embryos are touched.
Donor sperm, donor egg, reciprocal IVF, embryo donation, and gestational carrier coordination with legal referrals built into the timeline.
Semen analysis, DNA fragmentation, hormone labs, and reproductive urology coordination before repeat cycles become the plan.
Patients see the numbers we see: follicle counts, medication response, fertilization rates, blastocyst grading, PGT results, transfer recommendations, and the cost range attached to each path. When odds are low, we say so early and explain the alternative.
"Hope should never require pretending the odds are simpler than they are."
Aurora's physicians meet with embryology twice weekly and rotate after-hours cycle review so patients are not waiting until Monday for critical next steps.
Dr. Marquez focuses on diminished ovarian reserve, recurrent implantation failure, and IVF protocol redesign after prior unsuccessful cycles.
Dr. Nandakumar leads PGT counseling, carrier screening review, and fertility preservation for patients balancing treatment timing with genetic risk.
Dr. Adler builds plans for LGBTQ+ families, single parents, donor conception, male factor infertility, and gestational carrier coordination.
Names are used for this demo with fictionalized details, but the moments are the ones patients ask fertility clinics to get right: clarity, timing, costs, and honest hope.
"After two failed transfers elsewhere, Aurora walked us through embryo grading, lining thickness, and why our protocol needed to change. Our second frozen transfer there became our son."
"As a single parent, I expected to be pushed straight to IVF. Dr. Adler gave me three IUI cycles with clear stop points, donor sperm guidance, and the actual cost before each step."
"We chose reciprocal IVF and had legal, donor, and medication questions every week. The nurse team called by 4 pm every monitoring day, including the day our trigger changed."
Aurora verifies benefits within 2 business days for most plans, then separates consult, monitoring, retrieval, lab, PGT, storage, and transfer costs in writing.
Consults include physician review, benefits check, treatment timeline, and a written plan comparing at least 2 realistic paths when more than one option exists.