As the Coronavirus and its impact continues to evolve, Boston IVF remains focused on the health and safety of our patients, employees, and community.
During this time, we encourage you to visit this page for the latest information regarding the steps we are taking to best serve our patients.
***PLEASE NOTE: WE REQUIRE ALL PATIENTS TO WEAR A MASK FOR ANY IN-PERSON VISIT***
We encourage our patients to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. For most patients undergoing fertility treatment and pregnant patients, receiving the COVID-19 vaccine is the safest choice.
Learn about the robust guidelines and standards that Boston IVF has implemented to ensure patients remain healthy, safe and confident at our center.
As we continue to reopen each of our 15+ fertility centers in Massachusetts and throughout New England, our mission is to provide real-time information that maximizes access to care. Please continue to check this page for updates on additional center re-openings.
Boston IVF reproductive endocrinologist and American Society of Reproductive Medicine COVID-19 Task Force member Alan Penzias, MD joins the ASRM Today podcast to provide an update on the panel's guidelines for fertility centers nationwide.
Boston IVF performs daily, in-person temperature and symptom screenings at the front entryway to all patients before entering our center.
We now offer the use of telemedicine (in lieu of an in-person visit) to anyone who wishes to schedule a new appointment.
Learn how to manage distress, feel more in control, and nourish yourself during the coronavirus crisis and beyond.
Watch Dr. Domar’s weekly Q&A webinars on how to cope with fertility care, COVID-19, and tips to get thru this difficult moment.
The physicians at Boston IVF are affiliated with The Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard University's School of Medicine.
We look forward to speaking with you, and will be in touch as soon as possible!
