This weekend, RMA of New York has a dedicated team getting ready to stride in support of the 16th Annual Brooklyn T.E.A.L.® Walk/Run™ Event! Tell Every Amazing Lady About Ovarian Cancer is an organization that raises public awareness of ovarian cancer and provides resources for current patients and survivors. A special shoutout to Matthew Lederman, M.D., the Practice Director of RMA of New York - Westchester, who is part of the non-profit's Scientific Discovery Board. Thank you for your continued dedication to the oncofertility community - and beyond!
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Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York is led by a team of doctors and scientists with extensive reproductive endocrinology, fertility and urology experience and training. It is recognized as a national and international leader in state-of-the-art reproductive medicine. Our physicians provide patient care at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital and are specialists at diagnosing and treating infertility. Low-tech (e.g. intrauterine inseminations) and high-tech (i.e. genetic screening of embryos) treatments are used for both rare and common cases of male factor and female factor infertility. RMA of New York’s egg and embryo freezing programs help thousands of women and couples preserve their reproductive options. Our team achieves high IVF success rates, and our research breakthroughs and continuous improvement in laboratory processes and patient care protocols have made us one of the top IVF centers in the world. RMA of New York is committed to supporting access to care. We provide a financial coordinator to each patient to assist in insurance coverage exploration and financing. We are sensitive to the needs of the LGBTQ community, known for our same sex parenting program and have been recognized by the Healthcare Equality Index as a leader in LGBTQ care. Women who choose to be single mothers are provided with clinical and emotional support, and we are dedicated to providing patients the highest quality care in a compassionate and supportive manner. Headquartered in midtown Manhattan, RMA of New York has patient care facilities throughout NYC, as well as in Brooklyn, Garden City, Westchester, and Mexico City. For more information or to learn more about accepted insurance plans, please visit www.rmany.com or call (212) 756-5777.
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http://www.rmany.com
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 201-500 Mitarbeiter
- Hauptsitz
- New York, New York
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- Partnership
- Gegründet
- 2001
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- In vitro fertilization (IVF), Donor Egg Program, Egg & Embryo Freezing, Vasectomy Reversal, Infertility, Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGS & PGD), Male fertility, Intrauterine Insemination (IUI), Fertility Preservation, Single Embryo Transfers, Comprehensive Chromosomal Screening (CCS), Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI), Blastocyst Culture & Transfer, Third Party Reproduction, Specialized LGBQT Care, Single Parent Care, and Surgery: Fibroids, Polyps, Endometriosis
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Employees at RMA of New York
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Daniel E. Stein, M.D.
Physician Partner at Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA) of New York
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Lindsay Nakash, MS, RD, CDN
Registered Dietitian at RMA Caremount
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Jacqueline Gutmann
Physician at RMA of Philadelphia
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Eric Flisser, M.D.
Medical Director at Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York
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Choosing the right fertility clinic can be overwhelming for prospective parents, with so many options and factors to consider. In the latest episode of our podcast 'Fertility Forward', hosts Rena Gower and Dara Godfrey are joined by Eric Flisser, M.D., a leading reproductive endocrinologist at RMA of New York, to help listeners demystify the process of selecting a clinic. Dr. Flisser provides clear, actionable guidance for navigating SART: Society For Assisted Reproductive Technology reports, understanding clinic statistics, and making informed choices that bring you closer to your family-building dreams. He shares his expertise on what to look for when choosing a reproductive endocrinologist, why reviews might not tell you the whole story, the crucial questions you should ask your clinician, and much more. Don't miss this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge you need to make the best decisions for your fertility journey!: https://lnkd.in/e_zKeTMp
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RMA of New York is thrilled to offer a robust range of events this month, offering key insights into different family building options. Head to rmany.com/events to learn more and save your spot(s)! 🧊 September 10: Dr. Stephanie Brownridge will lead a complimentary webinar on how specimens are frozen, thawed, and readied for family-building, and when could be best to return to your clinic. 🌈 Saturday, September 14: The annual Men Having Babies, Inc conference is back in NYC! Anate Aelion Brauer MD, MS, FACOG, Eric Flisser, M.D. and Dr. Rachel Danis will be onsite answering questions and presenting, as will Third Party team members. 🥚 Tuesday, September 17: Dr. Robby Setton from RMA of New York - Brooklyn will present an engaging Egg Freezing 101 webinar, giving a ‘Fertility 101’. ⚽ Saturday, September 22: Come cheer on our WNSL partner NJ/NY Gotham FC! Join us for activations pre-match, including a panel discussion, lawn games and a special National Anthem singer. You won’t want to miss it! 🚲 Saturday, September 22: RMA of New York is partnering with non-profit Stardust Jewish Fertility Foundation and SoulCycle Inc. to sweat it out and raise awareness about infertility! 🍊 Tuesday, September 24: Join RMA of New York for a complimentary seminar on nutrition and fertility with Dara Godfrey, MS, RD! 🏃♀️Wednesday, September 25: Sign up for a group sweat with Pure Barre - Park Slope, followed by a complimentary, intimate discussion on egg freezing and the benefits of fertility preservation with Dr. Danis!
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On Friday, RMA of New York hosted a special screening of Christine Swanson's film 'Albany Road' at Film at Lincoln Center theater. Following the movie, Rachel Nicks led an inspiring, heartfelt panel on navigating infertility, family building and more - themes in the film - with RMANY's Tia Jackson-Bey, M.D., MPH and the film's Christine Swanson and Renée Elise Goldsberry. Friends for over 25 years, Renée Elise Goldsberry and Christine Swanson first connected on Swanson’s film 'All About You' (2001). Goldsberry landed the starring role – and shortly thereafter, Swanson went on to conceptualize 'Albany Road' with Goldsberry as the lead. Though, filming was tabled; over the next two decades, the two moved forward differently in their careers and family-building paths. Christine Swanson grew her family, sharing: “I never anticipated having kids. All I wanted to do was make movies,” and then I went on to have four amazing children. Meanwhile, Renée was starring onstage and on screen, yet struggling to conceive – a challenge only increased by pressures faced as a young, female actress. She reflects: “You’re told that you have a specific window of time as an actor. This one window is your time. It’s confusing, it’s dark, when you’re trying to have both. It almost feels impossible.” Renée, now the proud mother of two kids, has also spoken candidly on her path to motherhood in her recent documentary, 'Satisfied' (2024). For women, there unfortunately is a finite period of time for reproduction, as they are born with all of the eggs they will have; overtime, the quantity, and quality, significantly declines, making it increasingly challenging to achieve a healthy pregnancy. At RMA of New York, Mount Sinai Health System’s Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, physicians such as Dr. Tia Jackson-Bey spend their days educating and empowering patients about their reproduction and the decisions that can be made to improve their overall health and family-building options. Amongst Dr. Jackson-Bey’s passion is sharing information around the ‘Black Fertility Myth,’ a common misconception that infertility is mainly a "white" issue. In reality, Black women are almost twice as likely to experience fertility issues as their white counterparts, but only 8% of Black women seek medical help, when compared to 15% of white women. Rachel Nicks, multi-hyphenate actress, fitness instructor, doula and more, founded her non-profit Birth Queen to help combat the Black maternal health crisis. Birth Queen is a resource that Black women and birthing people can trust and feel confident knowing there is someone advocating for them and breathing new life into the birth world with funding, education, and support. Stay tuned for more coverage from the night's conversation - and thank you to the engaged crowd that came out and showed their support.
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We're thrilled that Phillip Romanski MD, MSc from our Eastside team will be representing us in Switzerland this September! Together, this outstanding US Fertility marathon team is working to raise funds and awareness of the important work that Tinina Q. Cade Foundation is doing to increase access to care. #InfertilityisaMarathonNotASprint
🏃♂️ Infertility is a MARATHON, not a sprint. 🏃♂️ This September, a dedicated team of US Fertility doctors will be running the Jungfrau Marathon in Switzerland to raise funds for those struggling with infertility who cannot afford IVF treatment. We're reaching out to gather donations to support this incredible cause. All funds raised will be managed by the Cade Foundation, and donations are tax-deductible. Every contribution helps more families on their journey to parenthood. Donate now - https://lnkd.in/e--KBcJ6 Even if you can’t donate, sharing this within your network would be immensely helpful. Let’s come together to support those in need and make a real difference. Thank you in advance for your generosity and support! #InfertilityAwareness #IVF #JungfrauMarathon #CadeFoundation #SupportFamilies
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Join RMA of New York's Lucky Sekhon, M.D. as she'll share her expertise on egg freezing. Tune in by ensuring you're following Conceive on Instagram: https://lnkd.in/eajFRi3y
✨ Is egg freezing worth it as a backup plan? ✨ Join us tomorrow, 8/28 at 12:30 PM ET on Instagram for a candid discussion on egg freezing, featuring clinical insights and real-life experiences from our incredible panelists, Lucky Sekhon, M.D., Nicole Groman, Jennifer Morilla, Lauren Berson Sugarman We’ll dive into the pros and cons of egg freezing, share what you need to know before making the decision, and discuss whether it’s the right choice for your fertility journey. 📅 Save the date and come with your questions! We’ll be here to guide you through this important topic. Don’t miss out—hit the reminder button, and see you tomorrow! 💬💖
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"Feel free to ask your physician about the clinic's success rates, specifically the IVF laboratory's success rates," shares Taraneh Nazem, M.D. Dr. Nazem breaks down some key considerations when beginning your fertility journey - from your comfort-level with your physician to the history of the practice. For the full guide, tune in here: https://lnkd.in/eX992t-E
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A groundbreaking study has demonstrated the potential of AI in optimising the ovarian stimulation process for IVF treatment. https://lnkd.in/eTxVxVxc Alife RMA of New York Eric Flisser, M.D. Alan B. Copperman, MD, FACOG Paxton Maeder-York Melissa Teran Vaishali Suraj #health #womenshealth #reproductivehealth #fertility #infertility #ivf #ivftreatment #ivfoutcomes #fertilitytreatment #fertilityjourney #fertilitypatient #fertilityclinic #artificilaintelligence #ai #machinelearning #tech #healthtech #femtech #digitalhealth #study #news #healthnews
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RMA of New York reposted this
🔬 Alife, a fertility technology company focused on modernizing in vitro fertilization (IVF) through AI, has revealed promising findings from a study that explores the role of artificial intelligence in optimizing ovarian stimulation during IVF treatment. 💬 "The use of AI in IVF represents a significant advancement in reproductive medicine. By leveraging AI to optimize ovarian stimulation decisions, we can potentially improve IVF outcomes and streamline the treatment process for patients." Alan B. Copperman, MD, FACOG, CEO of RMA of New York #femtech #fertility #womenshealth #reproductivehealth #womenshealth #womenshealthinnovation #study #research #ai #medtech #healthtech #ivf #fertilityclinic
Alife Health Study Highlights Potential of AI in Enhancing IVF Ovarian Stimulation Decisions
https://femtechinsider.com
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This weekend, RMA of New York showed support for the community in the East End, celebrating family building, along with the delicious tastes of the region with every bite! With clinics that extend beyond NYC, Westchester and Brooklyn, RMA of New York - Long Island is proud to serve all of Long Island with five locations and an IVF lab in Melville.
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