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Dr. Joseph Hill Has Been Chosen as Top Doctor by NH Magazine

The Fertility Centers of New England is proud to announce that our own Dr. Joseph Hill has been chosen as Top Doctor by NH Magazine. NH Magazine has recognized Dr.…

Fertility Treatment is Deemed Essential

It was announced that fertility treatment is deemed essential in New York during the COVID-19 pandemic. New York state governor Andrew Cuomo stated reproductive health, including infertility, is a decision…

Healthy Lifestyle Amidst COVID-19

COVID-19 has resulted in people putting so many aspects of their lives on hold from weddings, vacations, to buying a new home. Managing infertility has also become challenging. A healthy…

Transferring Your Frozen Embryos to Fertility Centers of New England

Transferring your frozen embryos to Fertility Centers of New England is a relatively simple process. It is something we handle often, and we will guide you through it from start…

Assistance for Fertility Medications During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic

One of the many concerns that has arisen from patients is if there is any assistance for fertility medications during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Patients are asking questions like: What…

Continuing Infertility Treatment During the Coronavirus Pandemic

We Are Still Treating Existing Patients And Accepting New Patients Infertility is a medical condition that is time sensitive and we maintain our commitment to you. Fertility Centers of New…

Continuing Care for Infertility Patients During the Coronavirus Outbreak

Our priority at the Fertility Centers of New England (FCNE) is your health and safety while providing you with a positive experience along your journey to parenthood. As a healthcare…

What Are The Best Types of Foods to Eat When You Have PCOS?

PCOS, or polycystic ovary syndrome, which affects as many as 13% of all women, is a leading cause of infertility. Many women with PCOS have insulin resistance. Insulin is a…

Weight Affects Pregnancy

Weight affects pregnancy. Our governing body, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, has recommended that women achieve a body mass index (BMI;; kg/m2 ) of < 35 prior to pregnancy.…

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