The California Center for Reproductive Health and Dr. Mor have helped many women in the Los Angeles area overcome their infertility issues through a simple office based procedure called intrauterine insemination (IUI). Intrauterine insemination, otherwise known as artificial insemination

Egg donation achieves some of the highest success rates among all available fertility treatments. For those patients with low ovarian reserve (diminished ovarian reserve), egg donation may be an appropriate treatment. With consistently high egg donation success rates year after year.

Egg freezing is the leading fertility preserving treatment. For women who wish to postpone family building without risking a loss of their eggs as they age, egg freezing is the treatment of choice. Through expert customized ovarian stimulation protocols. 

Many couples trying to get pregnant through in vitro fertilization (IVF) have their embryos frozen (cryopreserved) during the process. The indications for embryo freezing are multiple, from embryo banking for future use, to improving IVF success rates, to improved obstetrical outcomes. Doctor Mor’s IVF center has successfully performed this procedure with excellent results for many

A frozen embryo transfer (FET) is the transfer of an embryo which has been previously frozen, and subsequently thawed, into the uterus. Traditionally, IVF has involved ovarian stimulation followed by egg retrieval and fertilization of harvested eggs, followed by a fresh embryo transfer (ET) of an embryo into the uterus within 5 days of the egg retrieval procedure, also known as IVF-ET.

There are several indications for gender selection, such as helping to protect a couple’s baby from inheriting certain sex-linked genetic diseases and for family balancing purposes. Doctor Mor and his fertility team has been helping couples in the greater Los Angeles area successfully choose the sex of their baby through various specialized techniques. Gender

Uterine factor is a well recognized cause of infertility.  When a uterine problem is diagnosed to be severe and beyond repair (see below), couples may still conceive and have a child through gestational surrogacy. In gestational surrogacy, embryos are conceived with IVF using the intended parents’ eggs and sperm, and then transferred into the gestational carrier’s (gestational surrogate) uterus.

In ICSI, a single sperm is injected into a harvested egg to artificially fertilize the egg. This technique, offered at the California Center of Reproductive Health’s state-of-the-art embryology laboratory in West Hollywood, has helped numerous couples build their families in the greater Los Angeles area and beyond. Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) Intracytoplasmic sperm injection, or

The physicians and staff at the California Center for Reproductive Health, with locations throughout the greater Los Angeles area, have helped numerous couples achieve their dream of having a baby through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Using the unique approach of creating customized IVF treatment protocols for each couple, has allowed Dr. Mor and CCRH to achieve consistently superior IVF success rates year after year.

The ability to afford infertility treatment should not be the biggest barrier to becoming a parent. After multiple failed attempts at more conservative treatments, patients are faced with a decision to pursue costly IVF treatment in their hopes to create a family. Unfortunately, most insurances do not cover IVF treatment. Our goal at the California Center for Reproductive Health is to provide comprehensive IVF treatment with excellent pregnancy success rates at a fraction of the cost.

The In vitro fertilization process can be emotionally, physically, and mentally exhausting. You finally take the plunge and make the decision to pursue IVF to build your family, and then these incredible embryos you make don’t implant after the transfer. A failed embryo transfer can be devastating. Recurrent implantation failure (often defined as failure to achieve a clinical pregnancy after two or more embryo transfers of morphologically good embryos) is estimated to affect approximately 10% of women seeking IVF treatment.

The California Center for Reproductive Health and Dr. Mor pride themselves on helping to build non-traditional families by offering the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community the entire variety of fertility treatment options. With offices located across the greater Los Angeles area and West Hollywood, CCRH celebrates every person’s wish to become a parent

California Center for Reproductive Health is committed to increasing awareness and optimizing accessibility to fertility preservation options for female patients diagnosed with cancer. Over 100,000 individuals less than 45 years of age are diagnosed with cancer annually in the United States. Cancer diagnosis is terrifying, but thankfully advancements in cancer therapies, particular chemotherapeutics, have led

Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) is a laboratory technique that permits chromosomal and genetic analyses of embryos prior to embryo transfer. This allows for embryo transfer of only those embryos which are free of specific chromosomal abnormalities or genetic disorders. 

In-vitro fertilization and embryo freeze-all (IVF-freeze-all) involves creating embryos in a standard IVF process but freezing of all embryos so that a fresh embryo transfer into the uterus, which is normally performed within five days of the egg retrieval, is avoided.