COVID-19 Places Certain Fertility Treatments on Pause
University of CO experts discuss the coronavirus pandemic forcing certain fertility treatments and procedures to pause. Get the latest updates.
By CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine
University of Colorado Advanced Reproductive Medicine functions under the principle of putting patients first. Our goal is to provide personalized care to each person or couple we care for. Our reward is helping you achieve your family goals.Experts in Fertility
CU ARM is a large, experienced and comprehensively skilled team of experts providing a full range of care. We specialize in the evaluation and treatment of infertility and reproductive disorders, providing a variety of treatments and personalized care—ranging from basic infertility treatment to the most advanced in vitro fertilization (IVF) methods and technology available today. All of our doctors have completed formal fellowship training in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. Each is board certified in both Obstetrics and Gynecology and board certified or eligible for board certification in the subspecialty of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.Artificial Intelligence in IVF and Other Assisted Reproductive Technologies
CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Liesl Nel-Themaat and other experts discuss the use of AI in IVF during a webinar.
COVID-19, IVF and Pregnancy Q&A
CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Alex Polotsky and Dr. Liesl Nel-Themaat cohost a Q&A forum on COVID-19, IVF and pregnancy with Kindara, one of the leading fertility tracking applications.
Fertility Patient Information on COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) – Updated May 7, 2020
With coronavirus cases showing up in Colorado, we are taking precautions and making changes to our standard procedures to protect our patients and our staff.
Infertility Treatment Costs Push Colorado Women Into Black Market Dealing
Denver Channel 7 spoke to Dr. Polotsky about the high cost of infertility treatment leading women to buy and sell IVF drugs on the black market.
1st in the World to Use Cryo Sentinel Monitoring to Protect Frozen Embryos, Eggs & Sperm
CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine has installed the world’s first commercially available Cryo Sentinel to better protect families’ frozen embryos and eggs.
Fresh Donor Eggs for IVF Offer Slightly Better Birth Outcomes
Researchers, including Dr. Alex Polotsky of CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine, share results from a national study measuring the likelihood of a good perinatal outcome when using fresh donor eggs in IVF compared to frozen donor eggs.
CU’s Research Shows That as With Many Things, Fresh Is Also Better Than Frozen for Women Using Donated Eggs
CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine proves that, as with most things in the world, fresh is better than frozen when it comes to donated eggs used with IVF.
CU Fertility Clinic Installs World’s First Commercially Available Cryo Sentinel to Better Protect Families’ Frozen Embryos & Eggs
The CU Advanced Reproductive Medicine IVF lab has become the first in the world, outside of testing, to acquire the Cryo Sentinel monitoring system.
Panel Discussion on Infertility & Its Cost Obstacles
Dr. Alex Polotsky to share information at Infertility & Its Cost Obstacles event hosted by Colorado Fertility Advocates on Jan. 15.