University Reproductive Associates
At University Reproductive Associates, the board-certified OB/GYN and Fertility Specialists listen to each patient to provide a completely customized treatment approach based on the unique needs of patients and their families. The medical team works with all patients to guide them through their journey of reaching mutual end goals.
With now five locations in various counties throughout New Jersey, patients enjoy convenient access to fertility experts in a state-of-the-art facility offering advanced technology to help patients overcome infertility and endocrine issues. Offices are located in Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken, Wayne, Millburn, & Denville, NJ and Goshen, NY
University Reproductive Associates is the first and only in vitro fertilization center in New Jersey to use the LifeAire®️ Technology air purification system in their lab to increase the successful implantation and pregnancy rates during in vitro fertilization procedures. Trophon®️ disinfection technology is used to ensure all ultrasound probes are completely disinfected for patient safety.
The medical team’s affiliation with the New Jersey Medical School enables unique opportunities for patients to participate in clinical research studies. Through the collaborative research initiative sponsored by the National Institutes of Health, patients have access to the country’s most eminent reproductive medicine specialists while the New Jersey Medical School affiliation ensures all of the research studies are approved by the Institutional Review Board for patient safety and privacy.
To learn about reproductive options and to overcome fertility problems, patients should call University Reproductive Associates or use the convenient online booking tool to schedule an appointment.
OUR MISSION
Delivering sensitive, innovative fertility solutions.
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