Everleap Fertility is dedicated to helping female couples achieve their dream of parenthood with personalized, inclusive, and advanced fertility treatments. From IUI to partner assisted reproduction IVF cycles, our compassionate team provides tailored care to support every step of your family building journey.
Becoming a parent is a significant and life-changing experience, no matter the path you take. Everleap Fertility is proud to have been helping LGBTQ+ families build their families through IVF for many years, and we can’t wait to hear your story. Here’s what you can expect when you take the first step with us.
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It all starts with a meeting with an Everleap Fertility reproductive endocrinologist who is an expert in fertility care for LGBTQ+ families. They will answer any and all questions you have about the family-building process.
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A fertility assessment comes next for either or both partners who are contributing eggs or carrying the baby. This involves a health history, bloodwork, and some diagnostic imaging of the reproductive organs.
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Based on your fertility assessment, you’ll work with your clinical team on a treatment plan.
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Then you and your partner will choose a sperm donor from one of our accredited third-party partners.
Throughout our entire fertility journey, we were never a novelty being the same sex couple...We felt like our fertility struggle was just as valid as anyone else’s, regardless of why we needed reproductive medicine.”
Megan & Cait
Massachussetts
Our clinics across the country have spent more than 40 years helping individuals and couples become parents. Along the way, we've been part of many milestones in fertility care that have helped pave the way for same sex couples, including the first female couple pregnancy in New England.
For two moms, family building often involves fertility treatments with donor sperm, allowing one or both partners to be part of the process. With our expertise and support, we are here to guide you through every step, ensuring you feel confident and empowered as you build the family you’ve always dreamed of.
Family building with two moms requires a sperm contribution from a donor. Sperm can come from a known donor or through a sperm bank. One factor to consider is whether you may want more children later on with the same genetic father.
In IUI, we place a flexible catheter through the cervix and introduce sperm directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation, which can rely on your natural cycle or use medications to induce ovulation. If egg and sperm meet up, you could become pregnant.
An IVF cycle involves controlled ovarian stimulation with injectable medication, egg retrieval, fertilization with donor sperm and transfer of an embryo. In classic IVF for female couples, one of the two moms both provides the egg and carries the pregnancy.
