RSC—Your San Francisco Bay Area Fertility Clinic
RSC is a leading San Francisco infertility network that has proudly served the Bay Area for nearly 30 years. With several San Francisco fertility treatment options available, it’s important to find trusted specialists with experience. RSC doctors helped deliver the second baby born from a frozen embryo in 1986 and has continued to treat thousands of patients with outstanding success rates. More than 4,000 babies have been born as a result of treatment at RSC. When it comes to the Bay Area and San Francisco fertility, RSC is a pioneer that works with you to help achieve your dreams.
To-Do for 2012: Egg Freezing
Dr. Hinckley talks to Fertility Authority
- Fertility AuthorityRSC's Dr. Hinckley is quoted in
Parents' Press "Progressive Fertility Treatment to Enhance Chances of Conception"
RSC's Dr. Hinckley reviews the latest in fertility care in East Bay Scene Magazine.
New Program Offers Patients More Convenient Appointments
When single embryo transfer is best (eSET)
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Refer a friend to donate and receive a $100 referral fee
Beginning March 1, 2011, refer a friend to RSC's egg donor program and receive a $100 referral fee upon completion of her donation cycle. Referral must be a new donor to our Egg Donor Program.
Attain IVF Program - listen:
IVF Finance Options for 2011
For qualified patients, RSC offers a refund program in which patients pay a flat fee for up to three stimulated IVF cycles and three frozen embryo transfers. Unlike other refund programs, the IntegraMed Attain IVF Program defines success as taking a baby home, not getting pregnant. If you complete the program and do not take a baby home, 70 percent to 100 percent of the fee is refunded, preserving resources for other family building options.
Attain Multi-Cycle Program
The Multi-Cycle program lowers your IVF costs for greater treatment access. You pay one single discounted fee (less than the cost of two fresh IVF cycles) for up to four treatment cycles: two fresh IVF cycles and two frozen embryo cycles. And all who apply are eligible; there is no denial based upon clinical criteria or age.
IVF Discount Offered to All Active Duty Military Personnel
In honor of American servicemen and servicewomen, the Reproductive Science Center is offering....Dr. Willman: PCOS, a common but hard to diagnose, cause of infertility
Watch a video with RSC's Dr. Susan Willman about Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), which affects around one in ten women of reproductive age. Watch...
Dr. Wachs: best questions to ask at your first meeting
RSC's Dr. Deborah Wachs discusses how preparedness is key to a successful visit and offers a thorough list of questions. Watch...
Age Guidelines for IVF
Thanks to medical advances and today’s healthier lifestyles, it is easier for older women to become moms. But there are limits…read about RSC’s age guidelines…
My Story
"Thanks to the miracle of science, we didn't have to throw away our dreams of having children, " Christophe said.
While cancer treatments have advanced, those treatments can threaten fertility. Here’s what women should know during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Read Kim Kincaid's story.....
Patient Testimonials
"When my husband and I first came to RSC, we were broken and desperate. We had both wanted children our whole lives, and felt completely incomplete without a family of our own. Nothing we had tried so far had worked until we came to RSC....." Read more patient testimonials»Our First IVF Babies, Now Grown Up!
In 2010, Liz Castro, the first IVF baby born in the East Bay, turned 25— a quarter century since she and others made history through IVF conducted at RSC. Liz and Brian Strickland, the second IVF baby born in Contra Costa County, met with the RSC doctor behind their births, Donald Galen, pictured together here. Read more about their 2010 reunion.»
Experience Never Mattered More
More than 4,000 IVF babies since 1984If you’re one of the 7 million Americans facing infertility, chances are your journey has not been easy or short. Most likely you’ve spent months or years pursuing pregnancy through natural means, intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF). If so, we cheer your persistence. Persistence and determination mean a lot to us. Our own journey began more than two decades ago, when our first successes made medical history as some of America’s first “test tube babies.” It was October 26, 1986, when little Travis McCullar of Tracy became only the second baby in the United States born from a frozen embryo.
