Inside Reproductive Health News Digest
Redistributing retrievals cuts second OR use by >60%, reducing ~$800K in annual operating costs
The suit, filed against Acacio Fertility Center in Southern California, claims patients weren’t notified of the sudden move of their embryos 165 miles to the northwest, which they allege was also performed without proper safeguards in place.
As success rates rise from single digits to 60%+, Thomas “Rusty” Pool questions what’s being lost inside the lab
Why digital perception, not clinical outcomes, is increasingly deciding where patients go first
Disconnected systems and delayed updates are creating patient-visible breakdowns as clinics scale
Consolidation, scale, and outdated systems are exposing a structural gap in patient trust
From clinical decision-making to genomics, ethics, and lab science, these speakers anchor the conversations shaping what comes next.
Stanford, Northwestern, UChicago alumni represented in team dedicated to solving genetics’ data problem.
Across seven U.S. IVF centers, AI-supported embryo assessment achieved a 72.9% clinical pregnancy rate as compared to 68% clinical pregnancy rate with traditional morphology-based selection.
Expanded carrier panels and rare donor lookbacks are increasing counseling time and workflow demands.
As patient expectations and workforce pressure reshape IVF care delivery, AI-driven engagement becomes embedded across intake, coordination, and ongoing care
Heather Stark and Roohi Jeelani, M.D. both appear to have ambitious plans for growth and productivity.
Your staff isn’t the bottleneck. Your software is. And the cost is hiding in plain sight.
Studies show that automation in IVF can not only improve efficiency but also potentially improve outcomes as demand increases and labor shortages persist.
Without AI, NLP, and Competitive Intelligence, Practices Can’t Get The Right Patient Feedback
America’s Highest Volume REI Returns as Onto Health CEO to Bring Fertility Care into the Future
Electronic witnessing has been helpful, but some regulatory gaps in the U.S. remain an issue
Variation in counseling and workflows creates exposure across multi-site fertility organizations
New patient resources, clinical data, professional recognition, and investment activity set the tone for January
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