Become a Center of Reproductive Medicine Patient

Become a center of reproductive medicine patient by contacting our Patient Coordinator, Betty Fuentes, by phone at 281-332-0073 ext. 228 or e-mail bfuentes@infertilitytexas.com.

We have provided our Infertility Clinic Policies and information on What Occurs at a Fertility Evaluation? in order to better facilitate your positive reproductive medicine experience.

Reading these educational pages will help you as you begin taking your first steps toward achieving a successful pregnancy while working with the fertility specialists at The Center of Reproductive Medicine.

You may also find it helpful to view our Infertility Clinic Office Hours page.

What to Expect at Your First Infertility Clinic Appointment at CORM

Each patient is important to us and we work hard to maintain our high success rates in achieving pregnancies for couples, while providing a nurturing experience of personalized service.

At The Center of Reproductive Medicine, we want you to feel comfortable and confident that each decision you make is a fully informed one as you proceed with your customized infertility treatment plan.

Review of Medical Records

Before your first appointment, we ask that you request your medical records from your previous OB/GYN, Primary Care Physician, or REI (infertility) physician.

The specific documentation that we request you receive is listed here:

• Latest Pap Smear Results (Within the past 12 months)
• Mammogram
• Any Gynecology Operative Reports or Procedures
• Documentation Notes from Office Visits
• Fertility Therapy Documentation
• Any Diagnostic Testing Already Performed
• Any Lab Tests Performed in the Last 18 Months

In order to provide our infertility clinic office with adequate time to review your medical records, we would appreciate it if you submit these to our office two or more days prior to your first scheduled appointment.

We make this request in an effort to reduce the time you must spend in the office on your first visit, as bringing these records with you to your appointment may prolong the actual time you spend in the office.

Consultation with a Physician

During your initial consultation at CORM, the physician will discuss your detailed history with in order to further assess your infertility condition in order to suggest the most appropriate path forward.

Infertility Appointment Exam

Our physician will perform a physical exam to assess the full status of your condition and to achieve an accurate infertility diagnosis. This exam usually includes a vaginal ultrasound to examine the ovaries and uterus and to collect vaginal cultures for further testing.

Infertility Treatment Plan

Once you have met with the infertility clinic physician at CORM, a treatment plan or diagnostic testing schedule appropriate for your individual needs will be formulated and/or arranged.

Please plan to spend approximately 1½ hours at your initial appointment when you become a Center of Reproductive Medicine patient. Extenuating circumstances may cause this time period to last longer, dependent upon the discoveries of this first appointment.

Doctor Discussion Guide

To determine why you might be having trouble conceiving, your doctor will ask you many detailed questions about your medical history and your personal life, as well as conduct an initial work-up.

And, of course, you will have many questions of your own as you go through fertility testing. So, it’s a good idea to keep a notebook handy to jot down those questions as they arise, and bring them to your appointments. You can use this checklist as a starting point for developing a list of questions to ask... CLICK HERE