HRC Fertility

The sweetest kind of visit. 🥹💙

There’s nothing quite like welcoming our patients back — this time, with the little one we once dreamed about together in their arms.

These full-circle moments will always be extra special. ✨

Your period can offer important clues about your reproductive health, but it’s only one piece of the fertility picture.

Regular, irregular, or painful periods can each provide information about your cycle and ovulation. But your period alone can’t tell you everything about factors like ovarian reserve, egg quality, fallopian tube health, s***m health, or your overall fertility.

Understanding your cycle is a great place to start. Swipe to learn what your period can, and can’t, tell you about your fertility.

Have questions about your reproductive health? Request an appointment with an HRC Fertility physician at HavingBabies.com.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we honor the strength, resilience, and courage of every person impacted by breast cancer.

To those currently facing a diagnosis, those in treatment, survivors, and the loved ones standing beside them, we recognize your strength and stand with you.

At HRC Fertility, we’re proud to join in raising awareness, celebrating survivors, and supporting a future filled with continued hope.

This month, and always, we wear pink for you. 💗

Today is National Women’s Health & Fitness Day, a reminder that caring for your health can take many different forms.

Movement, nourishing foods, quality sleep, understanding your body, and asking questions about your reproductive health can all be part of prioritizing your overall well-being.

What that looks like will be different for every woman and every stage of life.

Your fertility health is part of your overall health. If you’d like to better understand yours, request an appointment at HavingBabies.com.

HRC Fertility has had the honor of partnering with the Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles over the  last several years as an official sponsor and was proud to support WLALA’s annual gala this past week. Congratulations to this year’s award recipients and WLALA’S 2026-2027 Board of Directors! Thank you to our wonderful guests for sharing our table and a special thanks and congratulations to outgoing WLALA President Farah Tabibkhoei for her incredible year leading the association.

Cancer treatment can bring many questions, and for some patients, one of them may be: What could this mean for my future fertility?

Certain cancer treatments may affect ovarian reserve or ovarian function, but the impact can vary based on your age, treatment type, dosage, treatment location, and ovarian reserve before treatment. Understanding these factors can help you have a more informed conversation about your reproductive health and future family-building goals.

If fertility is important to you, speaking with a fertility specialist before cancer treatment begins, when possible, can help you learn more about your ovarian reserve and the fertility preservation options that may be appropriate for you.

Your cancer care and your future fertility can be part of the same conversation. Swipe to learn more, and request an appointment at HavingBabies.com.

Your embryo transfer is complete, what comes next?

The days following a transfer can bring plenty of questions. From activity and medications to symptoms and your pregnancy test timeline, knowing what to expect can help you feel more informed during the wait.

Swipe through for guidance on what may come next.

Have questions about IVF or embryo transfer? Request an appointment at HavingBabies.com.