Dominion Fertility

Dominion Fertility is a leading reproductive medicine practice serving patients throughout the Washington, DC metropolitan area and beyond, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of infertility through advanced assisted reproductive technologies. Founded in 1987, the practice operates under a core philosophy of personalized, individualized car... e"One couple at a time"recognizing that each patient's circumstances, medical history, and life situation are unique and warrant customized treatment planning. The practice is led by four experienced reproductive endocrinologists who combine clinical expertise with compassionate advocacy, working closely with patients to develop treatment strategies aligned with their medical needs, lifestyle, and financial considerations. Dominion Fertility has established a distinguished track record of pioneering achievements in reproductive medicine, including performing the first GIFT procedure in Washington, DC (1987), the first ZIFT procedure in the region (1988), the first IVF baby in Arlington, VA (1988), the first frozen-thawed IVF pregnancy (1990), the first ICSI procedure (1994), the first donor egg IVF baby (1995), and notably, the first cryo-thawed IVF sibling pregnancy in the world (1998, featured in People magazine). More recently, the practice introduced Natural Cycle IVF to the Washington, DC area in 2008, expanding treatment options for patients seeking less invasive approaches. A key strength is the practice's willingness to accept complex and challenging cases that other fertility centers may decline or that have failed elsewhere, including patients with elevated FSH levels, diminished ovarian reserve, advanced maternal age, or multiple prior unsuccessful IVF cycles. This commitment to difficult cases is exemplified by a patient who achieved a successful pregnancy at age 48 following a single embryo transfer at Dominion Fertility, after four failed stimulated IVF procedures at other institutions. By combining progressive reproductive technologies with ...Read More