Patient Resources

Our fertility team would like to share the patient resources below to help you learn more about the fertility topics of interest to you, and navigate the fertility treatment process easier. Our team of fertility specialists will be here to guide you on your journey to parenthood.

Education

• ReproductiveFacts.org—General information about reproductive disorders, testing, and potential treatments.
• MotherToBaby.org—Tips about how to stay safe while pregnant or trying to conceive.
• Path to Parenting for LGBTQ+ community
• Embryo Grading Guide
• Preconception Genetic Testing Options
• Embryo Disposition FAQs
• National Embryo Donation Center

Patient support

• RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association
• RESOLVE: LGBT Family Building Resources
• National Embryo Donation Center
• Fertility Injection Tutorial
• FertiCalm—A mobile app to help female patients cope with the stress of getting pregnant.
• FertiStrong—A mobile app to help male patients cope with the stress of a pregnancy.
• Creating a Family—Insight on how to build a family through adoption or foster care.

Professional organizations

Reproductive facts and other helpful resources for women seeking to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy:

• American Association of Bioanalysts
• American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
• American Fertility Association
• American Society for Reproductive Medicine
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology
• Pacific Coast Reproductive Society
• Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART)

Payment policies

• Access the Fertility Cash Pay/Uninsured Discount Policy in your preferred language.
• Access the Fertility Uninsured Discount Policy for a Cancer Patient in your preferred language.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health educational resources

• About our multispecialty approach to recurrent pregnancy loss
• Stanford Medicine Children Health's fertility and pregnancy loss research and how to get involved
• The emotional journey of infertility and pregnancy loss, and options available for individuals seeking to grow their family
• Busting the Biggest Myths About Infertility blog 
• Fertility Preservation: Understanding Your Options podcast
• Egg Freezing Seminar

Protecting your health information, including reproductive health information

In June 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade led to legal restrictions against some reproductive health services in many states across the U.S. Stanford Medicine operates in California, where laws protect and enable comprehensive reproductive services for our patients. 

No matter where you live or receive care, you may wish to limit access to information about your personal health. This document outlines actions you can take to protect the privacy of your health information, including your reproductive health information.

• English (PDF)
• Spanish (PDF)
• Tagalog (PDF)
• Vietnamese (PDF)