Huntington Southern California Fertility Centers

Infertility clinics were not widely available in the 1980's and since that time there has been significant growth in new fertility centers. Since its inception in 1988, Huntington Reproductive Center Medical Group (HRC) has focused on introducing and perfecting new procedures and techniques that are on the cutting edge of reproductive technology. HRC was the only full service fertility center in the San Gabriel Valley, and for many miles beyond, when we first opened our doors to patients in 1988.

HRC fertility centers are located in Pasadena, Westlake Village, Encino, Orange County, Fullerton, Laguna Hills, and West Los Angeles . These centers are staffed by highly trained reproductive endocrinologists (infertility doctors). HRC is always looking at expanding into new locations where we can be of service and increase patient convenience.

Our infertility clinics have helped thousands of couples suffering from infertility to realize their dreams of having a family through one or more of a wide array of infertility treatment options. HRC has become a nationally and internationally recognized fertility center for its innovative state-of-the-art research and for its successful reproductive treatments, which have consistently achieved superior birth success rates. HRC fertility center is proud to report that as a result of these treatments several thousand babies have been born to happy parents across the United States and around the world.

Infertility Clinics at HRC : A Tradition of Stability and a Center of Excellence

The infertility specialists and fertility clinic staff at HRC fertility centers strive to maintain the highest standard of care in reproductive medicine. HRC fertility centers offer cutting edge state-of-the-art technologies to achieve superior pregnancy rates, while upholding the highest standards of moral and ethical practices in this sensitive field of infertility.

HRC infertility clinics are committed to providing the highest quality of care at the lowest possible treatment cost. Most importantly, HRC strives to work in partnership with our patients to help them make choices that are medically, ethically, and financially appropriate for them.

HRC fertility clinics offer IUI, IVF, preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) gamete and zygote intrafallopian transfer, embryo freezing/thaw cycles, a donor egg program, gestational surrogacy, microhatching, microfertilization, laser and pelvic reconstructive surgery, sterilization reversals, electroejaculation sperm recovery for spinal cord injured males, PESA sperm recovery technique as an alternative to vasectomy reversal or for failed vasectomy reversal, and TESE sperm recovery technique.

Our California fertility center is one of the most sought after and successful programs in the nation partly owning to an exceptional group of support personnel, embryologists, nurses and laboratory experts, in addition to our highly-qualified and respected infertility doctors .

Our fertility clinic's in vitro fertilization (IVF) laboratory has a long and very successful history. Few aspects of an assisted reproductive technology procedure are more important than the embryology laboratory. The first laboratory was built in 1988 when our fertility center had two reproductive endocrinologists and two embryologists. The laboratory volume at that time was approximately 100 cycles per year. These two embryologists are still employed by HRC and we have added five more to our staff.

Our fertility center established the first IVF ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) pregnancy on the West coast. Our laboratory is committed to excellence and we are at the forefront of reproductive clinical research. HRC has always been one of the leading fertility centers applying innovative reproductive techniques such as microfertilization techniques. We also performed one of the first preimplantation genetic diagnosis cases in the USA in 1989 for a sex linked genetic disorder. (We have a separate PGD Web site with extensive information about gender selection and sex linked diseases.)