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Congratulations on PRC getting the word out regarding Array CGH see below
In an article found on SFGATE http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2012/05/15/prweb9510784.DTL, PRC speaks of Array CGH and how it can aid our patients. According to Dr. Marlane Angle PhD, HCLD, Laurel Fertility Care routinely use Array CGH and have had numerous success with single embryo transfer based upon the patient preference and quality of the embryo. Please reference our up [...]
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Insurance and what should be covered under California Law *(taken from the CA.gov website)
What does Fertility cost and what should your insurance company cover
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Chemotherapy
Women diagnosed with cancer face many important decisions regarding their treatment and future. At that critical time, fertility preservation may be the last thing being considered. We know that chemotherapeutic medications as well as radiation can affect future fertility by destroying or severely damaging a woman’s ovaries or put the patient into early menopause. There are now options for these women to have a family in the future depending on the type of cancer, chemotherapy and radiation treatments prescribed, her age, her underlying ovarian reserve and other factors.
In the past, the only option open to women facing these challenges would be to fertilize their eggs and freeze the embryos. Although this may be an option for women in committed relationships, until recently, others faced these challenges with little hope. Now, in addition to freezing embryo’s, some women have the option to preserve the integrity of the eggs within the ovaries. They can be frozen and used in the future to create a family. Laurel Fertility Care has a nationally accredited laboratory and our embryologist has studied extensively the technique of egg freezing.
