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CCRM Fertility grows its New York team to help couples struggling to conceive

By Published On: October 12, 2022
CCRM Fertility grows its New York team to help couples struggling to conceive

The US fertility provider CCRM Fertility has announced the expansion of its New York team to support couples struggling to conceive.

The company welcomes reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist, Dr Arielle Bayer, to help grow and create families.

Bayer is board-certified in obstetrics and gynaecology, and board-eligible in reproductive endocrinology and infertility and is now accepting new patients at CCRM Fertility in New York.

“With Dr Bayer joining our acclaimed group of physicians, we can help even more families in New York achieve their family-building goals,” said Jon Pardew, president and CEO of CCRM Fertility.

“Her compassion for patients and outstanding clinical acumen will have an immediate impact on patients seeking high quality fertility treatments.”

Dr Bayer has presented scientific research at numerous national conferences and has published peer-reviewed articles in journals, such as Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology and The Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics.

Prior to medical school, Dr. Bayer founded the Young Professionals’ Council for Choice, whose mission is to increase awareness of the ongoing challenges facing women and works to protect reproductive rights and expand access to reproductive healthcare.

“It has always been my passion to help individuals take control of their reproductive health and empower them to make the best possible decisions for themselves through education and medical options,” Bayer said.

“I’m honoured to join the CCRM Fertility in New York team because I will be able to provide my patients with the highest quality of care and excellent outcome.

“I am humbled to offer hope and support to my patients and facilitate their journey to parenthood.”

The addition of Dr Bayer comes weeks after the fertility provider announced the acquisition of The Institute for Reproductive Medicine & Science (IRMS), strengthening the company’s overall growth strategy.

 

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