Center For Assisted Reproduction

CARE Fertility is led by husband-and-wife physician team, Kathleen Doody, M.D. and Kevin Doody, M.D. In 2001, Anna Nackley, M.D. joined the practice, followed by Robin Thomas, M.D. in 2012. Our whole-hearted commitment to this mission has since resulted in rapid growth, the pioneering of significant firsts in our field, and the introduction of increasingly sophisticated services, all of which now makes us an even more valuable resource for patients longing to grow their families.We're an independent fertility clinic with an onsite ambulatory surgical center (ASC) and certified endocrine, andrology, and embryology laboratories.

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If you and your partner have been unable to have a baby on your own, it is important to know that you can get help. Over 6 million women and 15-20% of couples in the United States are unable to get pregnant. Infertility affects both women and men and all races, ethnicities and sexual orientations. Infertility is commonly described as the inability to get pregnant after a year of not using a method to prevent pregnancy.

Infertility may be on the rise, but this is mostly because more individuals and couples are now seeking fertility care due to improved access to information about infertility treatment. If you or your partner have a recognized cause for infertility, you should seek attention immediately. There are any number of reasons why a woman is unable to become pregnant, ranging from physical and hormonal problems to genetic and lifestyle factors. Some women lose eggs more rapidly than other women of the same age, and there is often no explanation or underlying cause.