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Why choose the University of Kansas Health System for IVF?

The University of Kansas Health System is a destination hospital for those seeking IVF treatment. As the region's largest practice, we treat patients who visit us from Overland Park, Kansas City and beyond. We help more couples throughout the Midwest than any other hospital in the area.

What are the benefits of eivf?

With eIVF's patient portal, patients have 24-hour secure access to health information, the ability to streamline communication with their providers, as well as receive SMS appointment reminders (Text, E-mail & Voice Messaging System).

What is an eivf portal?

In eIVF portals, integrated clinical, administrative, financial and research information is presented logically and effectively.

Why choose KU Medical Center?

Comprised of three schools and a large research enterprise, KU Medical Center's Kansas City campus shares a physical location with The University of Kansas Hospital, which provides clinical care for patients and serves as a primary clinical training site for our students. Together we are the only academic medical center in the region.

Fertility services

For patients striving to build a family, our fertility specialists provide state-of-the-art reproductive technology encompassing both diagnostic and therapeutic services. We recognize that each patient is unique and fertility treatments should be individualized, comprehensive and compassionate.

Conditions we treat

All of our physicians are board-certified in reproductive endocrinology and provide extensive services not related to infertility.

Patient portal

Get messages, lab results, documents, medical reports and reminders from your patient portal that will give you every detail to follow your fertility process.

Find a doctor

Doctors at The University of Kansas Health System are care providers and researchers at the forefront of new medical discoveries. From primary care to complex conditions, we offer hundreds of specialists.

What is SIS in IVF?

SIS allows your doctor to examine your uterus and check for polyps or fibroids that could affect your IVF treatment. The mock transfer is like a trial run before your actual embryo transfer. This step helps your doctor collect important details about your uterus to maximize your chances of implantation.

What is IVF treatment?

IVF is a type of infertility treatment that involves introducing sperm and eggs in a lab and then implanting the embryo in the uterus. IVF has helped millions of couples conceive. Today’s IVF treatment has become simpler, safer and more successful than ever. We offer a variety of appointment types.

How long does it take for an egg to grow in vitro?

How does in vitro fertilization work? IVF is a multistep fertility treatment that can take from a few weeks up to a few months to complete. The process begins by using medication to help eggs become mature. The eggs are removed, then fertilized with sperm in a lab.

What are the factors to consider before proceeding with IVF?

Some factors to consider before proceeding with IVF is the cost of treatments, as well as the increased chance for multiple births. However, IVF can mean an opportunity for pregnancy that might not otherwise be possible for couples with fertility challenges.

How long after embryo transfer can you go home?

After your procedure, you are free to go home. Most people take the day off to rest and relax. You will be asked to come in for a blood test 2 weeks after your embryo transfer. This will determine if the treatment was successful and pregnancy was achieved.

What tests are needed for IVF?

Tests may include blood tests, ultrasounds, urine tests or others , depending on your situation.

Can IVF help with infertility?

Many couples struggling with infertility can benefit from IVF technology. When treatments such as fertility drugs, surgery or insemination aren't enough, IVF may be an option. IVF can also be part of a fertility preservation plan for those with cancer, obesity or other health issues.