IVF Behind the Scenes
Our top notch lab team is critical to your success. From eggs to embryos, see how it works.
LLU Center for Fertility
University-level care. Close to home.
For more than 30 years, we have focused on providing exceptional, yet approachable, infertility treatment.
We are making updates to our services and care team. In the meantime, our lead embryologist Natalie King and interim lab director Justin Kerstetter, MD ensure ongoing lab quality and compliance, including management and secure maintenance of all stored embryos, eggs, sperm and other specimens. For patients currently pursuing IVF or other treatment, Natalie will handle the safe and secure transfer of specimens to an outside IVF clinic of your choice or to a future partner IVF clinic.
Read updates patient notice • Use our secure contact form to request a specimen transfer
Suspend fertility, freeze your eggs
Egg freezing is part medical science, part social science. Want to be a mother, just not right now? Egg freezing allows young women more flexibility in their decision of when is the right time to begin family building.
Become an egg donor
Help others by giving the gift of parenthood through egg donation. If you’re between the ages of 20 and 32, a non-smoker, non-drug user, and in good health, you may qualify to become a donor. Our egg donors receive approximately $5,000 in compensation for their time and efforts.
Insurance coverage & discounts
We welcome all patients, whether privately insured or on managed care.
No coverage? We offer discounts too.
Join the LLU team
Interested in being a part of a close-knit healthcare team? Consider applying to one of our available positions. Currently we are looking for a clinical lab scientist to join our group of lab experts.
“Now that our struggles to conceive have ended, I can honestly say that choosing LLU was the best decision we could have made. Not only is the staff professional and knowledgable, but we have always felt that they were really rooting for us. And any infertile couple can tell you, that means the world.” – Audrey Z.