Fertility Care for Families in Connecticut, New York and Worldwide
New England Fertility is a premier international destination for families pursuing fertility treatment. Led by world-renowned reproductive endocrinologist, Dr. Gad Lavy, our state-of-the-art center provides superior, personalized care to fulfill your dreams of starting a family. Let's make a plan together!
Why New England Fertility?
Our fertility center offers patients a unique combination of leading medical expertise and customized treatment plans in an intimate and welcoming setting. Based in the surrogacy-friendly state of Connecticut, and easily accessible from New York City, our caring staff works with each patient to develop a plan with the highest chance for success.
Dr. Gad Lavy is an award-winning fertility specialist in the global community and has been at the forefront of fertility care for the past 25 years. He is highly sought after by patients around the world for his expertise and history of successful patient outcomes.
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Every patient’s situation is unique, and the fertility specialists of New England Fertility offer truly customized care. Our experienced medical and administrative teams are committed to taking the stress out of fertility treatment. Let's make a plan together.
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From the initial consultation and through each step in the process, our treatment plans are designed for the highest chances of success. We are proud of our excellent success rates, and are honored to recive so many patient testimonials from around the world.
Read MoreAn International Fertility Family
New England Fertility has become a global destination for families thoughout the world. But don't take our word for it! We invite you to see what patients say from Norway, Sweden, Ireland, France, Spain, England, China, Australia, Israel and the United States.
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Nutrition and Pregnancy
Why is carrier screening recommended? Your nutritional choices before, during, and after pregnancy have a major impact on the long-term health of both you and your baby. Prepare for a healthy...
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After Age 35
Getting Pregnant and Having a Healthy Baby It is estimated that at least 20% of women now wait until after the age of 35 to have their first child. Because more women are...
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Maximizing Male Fertility
Roughly one couple in five will have difficulty conceiving. In the United States, this means that more than 6 million couples are currently experiencing infertility. Of couples who fail to achieve a...
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