After fertilization, embryos are carefully monitored and grown in the lab for several days before transfer or freezing for future use.
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Patient Resources are Available
We understand that navigating fertility can feel overwhelming, which is why SCRC’s patient resource center is here to guide you—offering expert insights, practical advice, and real patient stories that reflect both the challenges and victories of this journey. Welcome to SCRC’s resource hub—where your path is supported, understood, and empowered.
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Insurance plans can change, may need prior authorization or referral, and should be checked directly with your provider. If not covered, fertility financing options are available through ARC to make treatment more affordable and reduce financial risk.
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FAQs
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What happens to my embryos after IVF?
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Is embryo freezing safe?
Yes. Modern vitrification (fast-freezing) techniques are highly effective, with excellent survival and pregnancy rates after thawing.
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What is PGT and should I consider it?
Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) screens embryos for chromosomal abnormalities or genetic conditions before transfer. It may improve IVF success rates and reduce miscarriage risk, depending on your medical history.
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Can I tour the embryology lab?
For safety and sterility, labs typically cannot allow in-person tours. However, many clinics offer videos of detailed explanations of lab procedures.
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How do you ensure the lab is safe and sterile?
Our lab follows strict protocols with advanced air filtration, 24-hour monitoring, and specialized equipment to maintain the highest standards for embryo health.
