Fertility Clinic in Stockbridge, GA

During your first fertility consultation, you will meet with a fertility expert virtually to review your medical history, lifestyle, and any previous attempts at conception. Your doctor may recommend diagnostic tests, such as blood work or ultrasounds, to assess your reproductive health. Based on the findings, a personalized care plan will be created, and the next steps will be outlined. This visit is also an opportunity to ask questions and connect with the team dedicated to supporting you throughout your journey.

Insurance coverage for fertility treatments varies based on your specific plan and state regulations. Some policies provide full or partial coverage for diagnostic testing and treatments, while others may have limited or no benefits for fertility care. To understand what your plan covers, we recommend reviewing your policy details and reaching out to your insurance provider. Our financial team is also available to help you navigate your benefits and explore alternative financing options if needed.

Your doctor may recommend the following tests to assess reproductive health:

• Blood Tests: To check hormone levels and ovarian reserve.

• Ultrasound: To evaluate ovarian health and uterine structure.

• Semen Analysis (for male partners): To assess sperm count, motility, and morphology.

• Hysterosalpingogram (HSG): If needed, to check if fallopian tubes are open.

• Additional Tests: Based on your medical history, such as genetic screening or thyroid function tests.

These tests help your care team identify potential factors affecting fertility and guide your treatment plan.

• Gather Medical Records: Bring any relevant medical records, including details of previous fertility treatments, surgeries, or lab results.

• Know Your Health History: Be ready to discuss your personal and family health history, menstrual cycles, lifestyle habits, and prior attempts to conceive.

• Prepare Questions: Write down any questions or concerns you have for the specialist to make the most of your time during the appointment.

• Bring a Support Person (if applicable): If possible, bring your spouse, partner, or trusted support person to the appointment. Having someone with you can help ensure you don’t miss any important details.

• Check Insurance Coverage: Review your insurance benefits beforehand and bring any necessary documentation related to coverage for fertility services.

• Relax and Stay Positive: It’s normal to feel nervous, but this is an exciting first step toward building your family. The team is here to guide and support you along the way.

Yes, partners are welcome and encouraged to attend your first fertility appointment, even if your appointment is virtual. Having your partner there can provide additional support and ensure both of you are involved in discussions about your fertility journey. It’s also helpful for your care team to gather a complete medical history from both of you, if applicable.