This week Park Avenue Fertility was pleased to learn that Dr. Levi has been awarded his third Patient’s Choice. We would like to thank our wonderful patients for taking the time to rate our office, making this award possible. Park Avenue Fertility’s focus has always been about the treating the patient positively, personally, and effectively,
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Park Avenue Fertility is pleased to announce that we are now a member of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART). Having joined with this prestigious organization, Park Avenue Fertility will have the continued opportunity to make strides and improve industry standards for assisted reproduction.
What is SART?
SART is a society of professionals focused on the practice of assisted reproductive technologies.
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We are excited to announce that we have added new laboratory staff to our Park Avenue Fertility team. Dr. Kloos is the director of our on-site laboratory and Jennifer Hu leads our advanced andrology (sperm) services.
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When aspiring parents make plans for a fertility treatment they need to be aware that it may come with surprises, one of which is multiple births. Going from no kids to two, three or even more babies? To some future parents this may sound too good to be true, but there is a caveat, as multiple embryos might also mean complications.
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For over ten years Dr. Andrew Levi of Park Avenue Fertility has been working with patients struggling with infertility. Dr. Levi has affected many lives in a unique way, giving people the ultimate gift of a precious new life. Over the years he has treated numerous cases. Behind each case number there are poignant stories of hope and fulfillment,
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Who knows how many couples go through the turmoil of fertility hurdles wishing for some understanding and support on their difficult path? Well, the good news is that some wishes do come true. Today we’ll meet one such couple who have their quest behind them and are thrilled to share their experience. S. J. of Trumbull,
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Dr. Andrew Levi strongly believes in education as a key factor in overcoming fertility problems. Our website provides a variety of information for those who are interested in researching fertility topics.
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Many women are eager to have children in their 30s or 40s.
It is important however that patients be aware that conceiving and then delivering a healthy child can be a challenge to some women as they get older and attempt to start or extend their families.The risk of fertility problems increases with age. Statistically,
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