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Description
Strong Fertility Center is part of the University of Rochester Medical Center. Their multidisciplinary team of gynecologists and fertility experts, physician assistants, nurses, counselors, embryologists, laboratory staff and administration staff aim to provide a comprehensive service to help their patients become parents.
According to information found on their website this center has a team of financial counselors to help navigate the areas of your insurance and bills.
LGBTQ family building is supported with treatments using donor sperm, donor egg and gestational surrogacy all offered.
However, all this information could not be verified by the inviTRA specialists.
If you want to know how to get to the clinic, please click here.
Fertility treatments and prices
Below, you'll find a table with all fertility treatments offered by Strong Fertility Center:
| Embryo cryopreservation | Price not available |
| Fertility preservation | Price not available |
| Frozen Embryo Transfer | $2,500 |
| In Vitro Fertilization / ICSI | $6,500 |
| IUI with Donor Sperm | Price not available |
| IUI with Partner's Sperm | Price not available |
| IVF with Donor Egg & Donor Sperm | Price not available |
| IVF with Donor Eggs | Price not available |
| IVF with Donor Sperm | Price not available |
| Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis | Price not available |
| Reciprocal IVF | Price not available |
| Sperm freezing | Price not available |
This center also provides help with gestational carriers since the country's legislation allows this treatment.
In addition, Strong Fertility Center details on its website some of the tests and techniques included in the estimates indicated above.
For example, the first IVF cycle costs $6,500, and includes 1 oocyte retrieval and up to two transfers, but does not include, blood tests, medications, embryo vitrification or storage.
For a cycle of frozen embryo transfer, the price of $2,500 includes embryo thawing and culture, 4 ultrasounds if needed and the transfer but does not include storage or cryopreservation.
In assisted reproduction, like any medical treatment, it is necessary for you to trust the professionalism of the doctors and the clinic you choose.
This Tool generates you a personalized report with all information necessary about the treatment you will need. Besides, there is a list of clinics in your area which we have chosen based on our selection criteria with their budget plan included. Last but not least, you will find a series of useful tips for your first clinic visit.
Complementary techniques
In order to be able to personalize the fertility treatments and maximize the chances of pregnancy, Strong Fertility Center can also offer following complementary treatments:
- PESA and MESA.
- TESE.
- PGT-A for chromosomal abnormalities
- PGT-M for single gene diseases
- Assisted hatching
Diagnostic tests
In addition to all the treatments indicated in the previous section, Strong Fertility Center has the necessary technology to perform the following techniques to increase the possibilities of success of the treatments as well as to establish the most appropriate treatment:
- Female Fertility Testing.
- Male Fertility Testing.
- Recurrent miscarriage study
- Treatment of PCOS
- Psychological counseling
- Acupuncture
However, all this information has not been verified by the inviTRA specialists.
Success rates
This data has been collected by the American CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) in the year 2016. Directly comparing pregnancy rates between different clinics can lead to mistakes.
IVF/ICSI
Realized cycles
Number of total cycles performed by the clinic in a year.
Pregnancy probability per transfer
Probability that an embryo transfer will lead to a pregnancy, regardless of the number of embryos transferred.
Fresh fertilization cycles
Vitrified embryo cycles
IVF with egg donation
Realized cycles
Number of total cycles performed by the clinic in a year.
Pregnancy probability per transfer
Probability that an embryo transfer will lead to a pregnancy, regardless of the number of embryos transferred.
Medical team
Reviews
The reviews for Strong Fertility Center found on the internet are both positive and negative. In the following section, we are going to list some of these found on Google Reviews.
In the positive reviews we have the patient Shawn who says he couldn´t be happier and felt they were always kept informed. They are now expecting following their treatment.
In the negative reviews we have Leslie who says his wife was spoken to aggressively by a nurse and Amanda who says that she felt like a number and not an individual.
If you have an experiences with this clinic and would like to share it with us, whether it was positive or negative, we encourage you to do so in our comment section.
Location: how to get to the clinic?
If driving to this clinic from downtown Rochester, use the I-390 and use intersection 13 to take Hylan Drive Soutbound. At the T -junction turn right into Calkins Road and the next left is Red Creek Drive where the center is location. There is a large parking lot around the building.
If using public transport, the nearest station is Rochester, which is 13.6 miles away and on the Empire Service, Lake Shore Limited, Maple Leaf and Via Rail branches.
Hey there
My wife are planning to undergo IVF and I’m trying to understand the data for probability of pregnancy but I don’t get the two different cycles, vitrified and fresh. Please can you explain. Thanks
Hi PeterG
When undergoing an IVF cycle, the first step is the ovarian stimulation to mature the eggs. When they are ready they will be collected in a surgical procedure of egg retrieval. These eggs will be taken to the laboratory and fertilized with the previously prepared sperm sample. Any resulting embryos will be grown for a a few days in the laboratory.
At this point the embryos can be transferred to the woman’s uterus – this is the fresh embryo transfer. Or,
The embyros can be vitrified (frozen). These can then be thawed and transferred to the uterus at a later date. These are the vitrified, or frozen cycles.
You can read more about the embryo transfer step by clicking here.
Both have similar success rates and the procedure will depend on your particular case.
I hope this help.
Kind regards