US Fertility Acquires RMA of New York, Largest Fertility Center in New York City

Now Totals Almost 200 REIs, >100 locations, >30 IVF labs

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US Fertility will expand its presence in the second largest city in North America, with the acquisition of Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York (RMA-NY)  it said in a press release this morning.

The acquisition brings US Fertility to “nearly 200 Reproductive Endocrinologists and five fellowship programs for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. With the addition of RMA NY, US Fertility will now provide advanced fertility care through [105] clinic locations and 32 IVF laboratories” the press release stated.

According to the CDC’s latest finalized reports from 2020, RMA-NY performed more IVF cycles than any other clinic in the nation’s largest city, with roughly 7.200 cycles between its Manhattan and Long Island labs. RMA-NY opened an IVF lab in Mt. Kisco, NY in 2021.RMA-NY has seven partner physicians, eleven associate REIs, and four IVF labs, according to its website.

US Fertility currently has an IVF lab in Manhattan with an office in Brooklyn, Shady Grove Fertility New York. SGF New York opened in 2019 and performed 527 IVF cycles in its first full year in 2020, according to CDC data. Five REIs now practice there according to their website. No announcement has been made about whether the SGF New York and RMA-NY brands will remain distinct.

This is US Fertility’s second acquisition of the year, after its purchase of Ovation Fertility from Morgan Stanley in April.

The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

US Fertility CEO Richard Jennings and RMA of New York did not respond in time for comment.

 

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Correction:
It was originally stated that North America's largest city is New York. It's actually second largest after Mexico City.


FDA on “Monster Hunt” for IVF Labs in Violation

One west coast fertility center reports being inspected by the FDA eight times in the last year. 

Because the FDA halted inspections due to the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, they are now going after fertility centers at greater frequency than ever before.

The FDA Consultants protect fertility centers by doing a “Mock FDA inspection” but they have a waitlist, and priority will go to clinics in their second year post-inspection and/or already have a warning letter.

 
 

 
 

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