Leading Fertility Care in NYC
Modern Families Make Modern Babies.
For over 25 years, NYU Langone Fertility Center has been a leader in providing compassionate and efficient fertility treatment. We understand that every path to parenthood is unique, and we collaborate with our patients to provide data-driven guidance at each step. From your first consultation to your first congratulations, weundefinedre here to support you with outstanding family-building options.
Courses of care
- Overview: IVF Options
- Fertility Health Screening
- IUI: Intrauterine Insemination
- IVF: In Vitro Fertilization
- The Egg Retrieval Procedure
- FET: Frozen Embryo Transfer
Resources & Information
Options preserved.
If you are considering having children in the future, egg freezing may be a great way to preserve your fertility options. At NYU Langone Fertility Center, feel confident placing your trust in one of the most experienced teams in the United States. Weundefinedve completed more than 6,000 egg freezing cycles to date, and we currently perform over 500 cycles per year. Our patients have welcomed over 250 live births from previously frozen eggs. Whenever youundefinedre ready to take the next step, weundefinedre here to support you.
Making Parenthood Possible.
NYU Langone Fertility Center has lovingly welcomed over 1,600 babies born with the assistance of donor eggs. We are dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood, and have helped thousands of families grow with our innovative technology, extensive selection of donors, and compassionate care for each patient. Ready to explore building your family with help from donor eggs or sperm? Weundefinedre here to help.
Courses of care
Resources & Information
Help a Family Build a Family.
If youundefinedre considering donating your eggs to help someone else achieve their dream of having a child, thank you. You are creating an incredible, life changing opportunity for someone who canundefinedt conceive on their own. At NYU Langone Fertility Center, our dedicated physicians and staff make each donorundefineds safety, privacy, respect, and dignity our top priority.
Egg Donor Eligibility Requirements
- Age 21 undefined 30
- Physically undefined emotionally healthy
- Complete medical history on biological family members
- Nonsmoker, no history of substance abuse
Resources & Information
Love Makes a Family.
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, we value all families with an understanding of the love and commitment it takes to make one. We are proud to serve all members of the LGBTQ community: we work with all individuals, straight, gay, married, unmarried, partnered or single, to translate the love they feel into the family they desire. Weundefinedve been leading the way in New York City since we were founded, seeing the changes both social and technological, that have made modern family building possible for ALL people to achieve the dream of parenthood.
Courses of care
- Overview: LGBTQ Care Options
- Fertility Health Screening
- Donor Eggs and/or Sperm
- Surrogacy & Gestational Carriers
Resources & Information
We provide world-class science and collaborative fertility care to help people have healthy babies, when theyundefinedre ready.
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, weundefinedre on a mission to help educate women and men about their reproductive health and provide them with the best options, science, and care so everyone can have the opportunity to have a healthy baby when they are ready. We recognize that you have a choice in care providers, and we are committed to providing compassionate, individualized, and cost-effective service. Weundefinedre happy to go at your pace and answer any questions you may have.
The NYU Langone Fertility Center Blog
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, our first job is to support our patients as they become educated about their reproductive health and fertility treatment options. Our blog connects patients with the most up-to-date information, technologies, and insights into fertility care. From egg freezing to IVF to third-party reproduction options, we explore every facet of assisted reproductive technology and empower patients with the knowledge they need to navigate their family building journeys.
- IVF
Modern Families Make Modern Babies.
For over 25 years, NYU Langone Fertility Center has been a leader in providing compassionate and efficient fertility treatment. We understand that every path to parenthood is unique, and we collaborate with our patients to provide data-driven guidance at each step. From your first consultation to your first congratulations, weundefinedre here to support you with outstanding family-building options.Courses of care
- Overview: IVF Options
- Fertility Health Screening
- IUI: Intrauterine Insemination
- IVF: In Vitro Fertilization
- The Egg Retrieval Procedure
- FET: Frozen Embryo Transfer
Resources & Information
- Freeze Eggs
Options preserved.
If you are considering having children in the future, egg freezing may be a great way to preserve your fertility options. At NYU Langone Fertility Center, feel confident placing your trust in one of the most experienced teams in the United States. Weundefinedve completed more than 6,000 egg freezing cycles to date, and we currently perform over 500 cycles per year. Our patients have welcomed over 250 live births from previously frozen eggs. Whenever youundefinedre ready to take the next step, weundefinedre here to support you. - Donor Eggs
Making Parenthood Possible.
NYU Langone Fertility Center has lovingly welcomed over 1,600 babies born with the assistance of donor eggs. We are dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood, and have helped thousands of families grow with our innovative technology, extensive selection of donors, and compassionate care for each patient. Ready to explore building your family with help from donor eggs or sperm? Weundefinedre here to help.Courses of care
Resources & Information
- Donate Eggs
Help a Family Build a Family.
If youundefinedre considering donating your eggs to help someone else achieve their dream of having a child, thank you. You are creating an incredible, life changing opportunity for someone who canundefinedt conceive on their own. At NYU Langone Fertility Center, our dedicated physicians and staff make each donorundefineds safety, privacy, respect, and dignity our top priority.Egg Donor Eligibility Requirements
- Age 21 undefined 30
- Physically undefined emotionally healthy
- Complete medical history on biological family members
- Nonsmoker, no history of substance abuse
Resources & Information
- LGBTQ+
Love Makes a Family.
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, we value all families with an understanding of the love and commitment it takes to make one. We are proud to serve all members of the LGBTQ community: we work with all individuals, straight, gay, married, unmarried, partnered or single, to translate the love they feel into the family they desire. Weundefinedve been leading the way in New York City since we were founded, seeing the changes both social and technological, that have made modern family building possible for ALL people to achieve the dream of parenthood.Courses of care
- Overview: LGBTQ Care Options
- Fertility Health Screening
- Donor Eggs and/or Sperm
- Surrogacy & Gestational Carriers
Resources & Information
- About Us
We provide world-class science and collaborative fertility care to help people have healthy babies, when theyundefinedre ready.
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, weundefinedre on a mission to help educate women and men about their reproductive health and provide them with the best options, science, and care so everyone can have the opportunity to have a healthy baby when they are ready. We recognize that you have a choice in care providers, and we are committed to providing compassionate, individualized, and cost-effective service. Weundefinedre happy to go at your pace and answer any questions you may have. - Blog
The NYU Langone Fertility Center Blog
At NYU Langone Fertility Center, our first job is to support our patients as they become educated about their reproductive health and fertility treatment options. Our blog connects patients with the most up-to-date information, technologies, and insights into fertility care. From egg freezing to IVF to third-party reproduction options, we explore every facet of assisted reproductive technology and empower patients with the knowledge they need to navigate their family building journeys.
Alan S. Berkeley, M.D.
Reproductive Endocrinologist & Infertility Specialist
- NYU Langone Ambulatory Care Center, 159 East 53rd Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY, 10022
- 212-263-7629
Dr. Berkeley is board-certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and has been practicing Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility for more than 30 years.
Dr. Berkeley is a Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and a Director at the NYU Langone Fertility Center. He completed advanced infertility training with a fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the Yale - New Haven Medical Center in New Haven, CT, where he also completed his residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Berkeleyundefineds more than 50 published articles have appeared in Fertility and Sterility, the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, and Obstetrics and Gynecology, among others. He was honored with the Medical Achievement Award for his work in the field of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility by Bonei Olam, an organization dedicated to helping couples achieve their long-awaited dream of parenthood, honored by Resolve for outstanding dedication and commitment to the mission of creating families, and recognized by the American Infertility Association for his support and dedication to individuals experiencing infertility. He has been named to the NY Magazine undefinedBest Doctorsundefined list many times. His areas of special interest include female and male infertility, IVF, pre-implantation genetic diagnosis, egg freezing and fertility preservation, ovulation induction and artificial insemination, polycystic ovarian syndrome, congenital uterine anomalies and hysteroscopic surgery, recurrent miscarriage, and gestational surrogacy.