Women's Services

Our highly-trained specialists offer the highest level of obstetric and gynecological services to women of all ages, teenager to geriatric.

Maternal Fetal Medicine

The region's undisputed leader in caring for women and babies, Hurley has the region’s only NICU,  PICU, Pediatric Emergency Department and Center for Maternal Fetal Medicine.

Community Education

To help every woman live a healthy life, we offer a full spectrum of educational classes, including diabetes, weight loss, smoking cessation and heart health.

Helping You Live A Healthy Life

The goal of Hurley's Women's Services is to help every mother, daughter, wife, sister, aunt and grandmother live a long, healthy life.

Obstetrics

At Hurley, we are committed to women and babies and are the area’s undisputed leader in giving them the very best care available anywhere.

Reproductive Endocrinology

If you are having a hard time getting pregnant, The Center for Reproductive Medicine/IVF Michigan at Hurley Medical Center can make your dream of having a baby a reality. And we accept most insurance plans.

One of the most successful reproductive centers in the country

The Center for Reproductive Medicine/IVF Michigan at Hurley Medical Center is a committed team of specialized physicians, embryologists, nurses, and administrative personnel who are dedicated to assisting couples achieve their goal of attaining a family while maintaining the highest quality care in a personal, intimate setting.

One of the largest reproductive centers in Michigan, The Center for Reproductive Medicine is known for its pregnancy results which consistently are among the highest in the nation. All fertility treatment options approved by the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology are available in our Center, and our IVF laboratory offers the most advanced techniques available anywhere.

Outstanding pregnancy statistics

The Center for Disease Control publishes IVF (in vitro fertilization) statistics for all fertility clinics across the country. Our statistics are among the highest in Michigan and also the United States. 

At the forefront of fertility research

At The Center for Reproductive Medicine at Hurley Medical Center, we routinely conduct high-quality research to improve our results and eliminate side effects caused by infertility treatment. Some have been pharmaceutical, FDA-approval studies, and others investigator studies. Many have been published in journals. We currently are conducting numerous studies approved by the Institutional Review Board at Hurley Medical Center.

For medical professionals

Timely referrals for infertility are critical for successful outcomes. Many cases of infertility–when treatment is delayed in order for the patient to consult with a specialist–may lose precious years during which help could have been offered and a happy ending hopefully achieved.

We strongly suggest:

  • Women < 35 years old: fertility evaluation after 12 months’ failure to achieve pregnancy

  • Women 35-40 years old: evaluation after 6 months’ failure to achieve pregnancy

  • Women > 40 years old:  immediate evaluation

What is infertility?

Infertility is a woman’s inability to get pregnant within 12 months if she is 35 years old or less. For women 35 and above, an infertility diagnosis has to be investigated after only 6 months of trying natural intercourse.  

  • Endometriosis – Endometriosis is a disorder that can cause adhesions in the pelvic organs, which can lead to infertility.

  • Fallopian tube factor – Infertility might be caused by fallopian tubes that aren’t functioning properly, which can be a result of scarring from previous surgery, previous pelvic infection, or previous tubal ligation.

  • Male factor – In 40% of infertility cases, the cause is the male’s sperm: either the number, the shape, or the ability of the sperm to swim.

  • Ovulation – A problem with ovulation might be causing infertility. This can be a result of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) or other hormonal disorders.

  • Unexplained infertility – Sometimes there is no clear cause.

What services does The Center for Reproductive Medicine offer?

What services does the laboratory at The Center for Reproductive Medicine offer?

  • Hormone testing

  • Semen analysis and sperm preparation for IUI (intrauterine insemination)

  • ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology)

  • ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)

  • PGD (Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis)

  • Blastocyst

  • Assisted hatching

  • Freezing of sperm, eggs

  • Fertilization of egg, embryos

For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact either of our two locations:

Center for Reproductive Medicine
Two Hurley Plaza
Suite 209
Flint, MI  48503
phone (810) 262-9714
fax (810) 762-7040

Center for Reproductive Medicine
3950 S. Rochester Road
Suite 2300
Rochester Hills, MI  48307
phone (248) 844-8845
fax (248) 844-9039

*We accept most health insurance plans