Wisconsin Fertility Institute is one of Wisconsin's leading fertility centers. Through our efforts, we have helped to welcome over 5,000 babies since opening our doors in 2007. At Wisconsin Fertility, we've created a safe, nurturing environment for both our patients and our employees. We work hard to develop the potential of all members of our practice, and we tailor treatment plans to our patients' individual needs. We see all patients, regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, or sexual orientation.
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Our high standards in patient care and world-renowned infertility specialists are why physicians throughout the Midwest refer their patients to us. At Wisconsin Fertility Institute, we provide care based on the best and latest medical evidence for a wide range of conditions, including all aspects of infertility, women's hormonal problems, abnormal female structural anatomy, and complex gynecologic surgery. We understand the difficulties associated with gynecologic and fertility disorders, and we do everything in our power to help our patients.
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Our high standards in patient care are why physicians locally and throughout the Midwest refer patients to us. Doctors count on our expertise in treating infertility and providing services related to complex and advanced gynecologic issues that require surgical or medical treatment. Wisconsin Fertility Institute is led by world-renowned infertility specialists.
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Our world-renowned specialists deliver state-of-the-art fertility care and also treat a number of gynecological conditions and hormonal issues. Our skilled specialists provide comprehensive medical and surgical infertility treatment. Our services include intrauterine insemination, in vitro fertilization, and ovulation induction.
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David Olive and Elizabeth Pritts are parents to two girls adopted from Haiti. Taina and Midlyne came to live in Wisconsin in December of 2008 at the ages of 8 and 5. Their orphanage was devastated in that earthquake. The doctors have been to Haiti many times, to adopt the girls and to help the community through an organization called Family Health Ministries.
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