Assisted reproduction includes in-vitro fertilization (IVF), intrauterine insemination (IUI), and ovulation induction (OI). 

Fertility preservation includes egg freezing, embryo freezing, and sperm freezing. We also have specialists in fertility preservation for cancer patients.

IVF technology includes single embryo transfers (SET), frozen embryo transfers (FET), and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI).

Nothing is as fulfilling as building your family. Here at UCRM, we are committed to helping LGBTQ individuals have the information you need to make the best decision.

Third party reproduction includes information about using donor eggs and embryos, using donor sperm, and gestational surrogacy.

Eric and Michelle Nielson wanted a family, but they struggled with getting pregnant, so they both were tested to assess their fertility. Tests showed that Eric's sperm weren't functioning properly. He was prescribed Clomid, a fertility medication to improve his sperm functionality. However, their journey didn't end there. After nearly nine years of fertility treatments, the Nielsons were finally able to successfully start their family.

Steve Tait had five grown children from a previous marriage. When he remarried, he and his wife began discussing the possibility of having a child together. There was just one obstacle: Tait's vasectomy. After exploring their options, he was referred to University of Utah Health where he underwent a successful vasectomy reversal. Ten months after surgery, his wife gave birth to their baby boy.

Nicholas Rupp and his husband Michael always wanted to have children of their own. However, many fertility clinics they contacted didn't seem to understand their specific needs as a same-sex couple who wanted a family. After meeting with fertility specialists at Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine (UCRM), they were finally able to get the family of their dreams.