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- Consent to treatment with assisted reproductive technologies (ART Consent)
- Consent to freezing and storage of human embryos
- Side effects of gonadotropins
- Consent to frozen embryo transfer
- Consent to shipment of frozen embryos to, and short term storage at FFC
- Disposition of frozen specimens currently stored at the Family Fertility Center
- Consent to be a gestational surrogate
- Consent to freezing and storage of human eggs
- Consent to donate human embryos for reproductive purpose
- Consent to accept donated human embryos for reproductive purposes
- Consent to artificial insementation using sperm from intimate partner
- Consent to intrauterine insemination (IUI) with donor sperm
- Consent to short term storage of donor gametes at Family Fertility Center
- Consent to freezing and short term storage of semen at FFC (backup purpose only)
- Consent to freezing and short term storage of semen, epididymal aspirate and/or testicular biopsy tissue at FFC
- Consent to donate sperm to designated recipient
- Consent to donate sperm for quality control use only
- Consent Forms for Long Term Storage at Reprotech
- Go to Reprotech.com
- Click the link “For Customers +” shown on the top of the home page
- From the pull down menu, select “Customer Portal“.
- A new page will appear. On the left hand side of the new page, look for where it says: New patient? register here
- Click register here. Follow the online directions to complete your Consent Form for Storage at Reprotech.
- Call Reprotech at 651 489 0827 if you need help with its patient portal.
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If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
We understand you may have a lot of questions. Additionally, each couple or individual has a unique set of circumstances. To this end, the best way to get answers for your situation is a face-to-face consultation with our physician.










