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Description
University Reproductive Associates, URA, has 3 locations across New Jersey: Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken and Wayne. They offer a range of assisted reproductive techniques to help their patients achiece their dreams of getting pregnant.
According to their website, this center is affiliated with Rutgers - New York / New Jersey Medical School, which means that certain patients may be eligible to participate in clinical research studies.
URA is LGTBQ friendly and has third party reproduction options available, such as egg donation, sperm donation and gestational surrogacy.
However, all this information could not be verified by the inviTRA specialists.
If you want to know how to get to the center, please click here.
Fertility treatments
Below, you'll find a table with all fertility treatments offered by University Reproductive Associates.
Furthermore, this center also provides surrogacy since the country and state legislation allows this.
Complementary techniques
To maximise the chances of achieving a successful pregnancy, URA also have the technology needed to provide the following complmentary techniques:
- In vitro maturation
- Ovarian tissue freezing
If you're still unsure which fertility treatment is right for you and would like to know more about it, we suggest you read more here: Fertility Treatment Overview.
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.
Diagnostic tests
To investigate the reasons behind the fertility, and then find the right treatments to counter it, URA provide the following diagnostic tests and procedures:
- Female fertility testing.
- Female fertility surgeries.
- Recurrent pregnancy loss study
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.
Cycles with fresh eggs
Cycles with frozen eggs
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 University Reproductive Associates found on the internet are both positive and negative. In the following section we are going to list some of them found on Google Reviews.
In the positive reviews we find the patient Michelle, who underwent an egg freezing procedure, found their service efficient, friendly and got money saving tips for the medications. However, she also states that there was poor communication and not enough education about her treatment. Evan and caragrnspn349 both comment that the team were friendly, supportive and professional.
In the negative reviews we see that usha felt that they do not care about their patients, they were too busy and understaffed and the service was terrible.
If you would like to tell us about your experience with URA, whether it was positive or negative, we encourage you to do so in our comment section.
Location: how to get to the clinic?
University Reproductive Associates has 3 locations in the state of New Jersey, Hasbrouk Heights, Hoboken and Wayne.
URA Hasbrouk Heights
The office at Hasbrouk Heights is found on Terrace avenu. If arriving via interstate I-80, take the exit for NJ-17, and then from there the turn for Terrace Ave. There is a parking lot outside the building for their patients.
If arriving by public transport, Woodridge station is 1.7 miles away to the south and Teterboro station 1.4 miles away to the north. There is a bus stop, Boulevard at Central Ave, half a mile away, which is served by lines 163 164 and 780.
If coming from further afield, the nearest international airport is Newark Liberty, 16.5 miles away. Regional flights also come into Teterboro just 1 mile away and La Gaurdia airport 18.5 miles away.
URA Hoboken
The Hoboken office is found in Suite 102 LL of the building on Hudson Street. There is limited on street parking available at this location. However the clinic is very well served by public transport. The Hoboken train station is 0.1 miles away and Hoboken ferry terminal just 0.2 miles away.
Newark Liberty International airport is 10miles away, and the smaller Teterboro airport can be found 12 miles from the center.
URA Wayne
The Wayne office is located within suite 301 of the St Joseph hospital on Willowbrook Boulevard. If arriving by car on Highway 45 take the exit for Willowbrook Blvd towards the Passaic River and continue until you reach the hospital complex. It is close to the intersection of I-80 with Highway 46. There is a parking lot available for patients.
The nearest train station is 1.2 miles away; Little Falls station on the Montclair-Boonton Line. Several bus lines stop at Willowbrook Blvd at Northleg, which is about 500 feet away.
Essex county airport is found 3 miles away and Newark Liberty international is 23 miles to the south.
214 Terrace Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604
Hi. We have had 3 rounds of IVF now and still no luck. My wife is finding it really hard to keep going but I think we should keep trying. It would be nice to hear from anyone else who has been through this, especially if you have had success. Thanks
Hi ChuckandSue
I am sorry to read that you have had some IVF failures and I encourage you to speak to your specialists about your concerns and keep trying, as well as research the other options open to you.
Maybe the following article could provide some helpful information and advice for you: IVF Failure: Staying Positive and Options for Success
I wish you luck and lots of baby dust.