Posted by Lareina Foster on Sep 30th, 2009 in news | 13 comments
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A 2009 NEWS ARTICLE – PRICING BELOW IS NO LONGER ACCURATE. To view our current specials and pricing – click here.
2009 Fall IVF Specials
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• Up to 2 IVF cycles.
• $3,000 deposit at retrieval.
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Issue: # 7
4th Quarter 2009
Dear Lareina,
Welcome to our 4th quarter 2009 E-Newsletter! Our articles spotlight new procedures including PICSI dishes and intralipids, new donor embryo adoption program, search-friendly egg donor website, Maya Abdominal Massage, fish oil supplements and upcoming events. We are also offering a fall special to make IVF and Donor IVF...
Posted by April on Sep 29th, 2009 in news | 0 comments
April is a CNY Fertility Center patient and has been on her journey to fertility for approximately two years. April will share candid stories and a unique perspective on the fertility challenges many women and couples face.
Week Nineteen: The Changing Seasons
I cannot believe I have been writing my online articles since early May! Thank you to those who have commented and encouraged me along the way. I have to say,...
Posted by Lisa Stack on Sep 28th, 2009 in news | 0 comments
Good morning, and I hope you had a wonderful weekend! It appears as though the season is quickly changing over, and bringing in some beautiful colors, smells, and tastes.
I will often receive emails, or questions about retaining one’s identity during the fertility process. Sometimes we can feel as though we have lost a bit of ourselves in all of the appointments, medications, waiting, and stress. It is...
Posted by Lareina Foster on Sep 24th, 2009 in news | 1 comment
CNY Fertility Center Syracuse is recruiting patients to participate in a multi-site clinical trial of the PICSI dish’s effectiveness. A PICSI dish is used to select mature sperm which bind to hyaluronan, and the sperm is then injected into an egg during an ICSI.
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is used for about 99% of patients at CNY Fertility Center who are doing an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)...
Posted by Lareina Foster on Sep 24th, 2009 in news | 1 comment
CNY Fertility Center in Syracuse, Rochester and Albany now offer an innovative new treatment called Intralipids to help women who have had recurrent miscarriage, multiple failed IVF cycles or multiple failed IUI cycles. Intralipids deactivate natural killer cells in a woman’s body which may prevent embryos from implanting and growing properly in the uterus.
New research has suggested that women who have...
Posted by April on Sep 24th, 2009 in news | 2 comments
April is a CNY Fertility Center patient and has been on her journey to fertility for approximately two years. April will share candid stories and a unique perspective on the fertility challenges many women and couples face.
Week eighteen: Grand Opening
Not only does Dr. Kiltz know how to throw a Grand Opening party, he knows how to reach out to others. The minute he greets anyone he gives him or her a hug, and...
Posted by Christine on Sep 22nd, 2009 in news | 1 comment
Once again, Dr. Rob Kiltz has invited Kristen Magnacca to share the Love and Infertility Workshop Series at his CNY Fertility Centers and CNY Healing Arts Centers in NY. It begins with Part I ~ “I just want a baby! Change the questions that you’re asking yourself and succeed.” Are the questions that you’re asking yourself driving you crazy? Why can everyone else get pregnant but me? What will happen if I...
Posted by Lisa Stack on Sep 21st, 2009 in news | 2 comments
‘We will see you in two weeks for your blood test.’ This simple phrase is loaded with excitement, anticipation, and anxiety. Two whole weeks until you are able to find out if the cycle was successful. What do you do for two weeks? How do you keep yourself occupied? What about all of those anxious ‘what ifs’? I receive a request for help regarding the two-week wait almost weekly. This is an...
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