Washington University Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Center

Washington University Fertility and Reproductive Medicine Center The most trusted fertility specialists in the St. Louis region providing all fertility diagnostic an

We help patients build/plan their families through fertility treatments like artificial insemination, in-vitro fertilization (IVF), and egg/sperm donation. We also work with our partners at Siteman Cancer Center and St Louis Children's Hospital to offer cutting edge opportunities for fertility preservation in both men and women, adolescent to adult. The Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility maintains this page, reviews all comments and will remove any posts that are offensive, expose private data, qualify as spam, advertise commercial products, or do not pertain to our services. We also reserve the right to ban anyone who violates these guidelines. Please understand that comments posted to this page do not represent the opinions of Washington University School of Medicine. We are unable to answer any medical questions through this page. If you would like to make an appointment with one of our physicians, please call 314-286-2497. If you require immediate medical attention, please notify 911. Please visit the links below for further information regarding privacy practices and online communications. Online communications privacy policy:
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For our community carrying quiet weight today 🤍
05/10/2026

For our community carrying quiet weight today 🤍

Every family built through IVF has a starting point. So does the program that made it possible in Missouri. đź’™From the ea...
04/23/2026

Every family built through IVF has a starting point. So does the program that made it possible in Missouri. đź’™

From the earliest days of assisted reproduction to what it means for patients today, Chief Kenan Omurtag sits down with Dr. Ronald Strickler, founder of WashU Medicine's IVF program, to trace the remarkable origin of assisted reproduction in our state. This conversation is a masterclass in medical history.

Clinical? Yes. Fascinating? Absolutely. This one's for the history lovers and the science enthusiasts alike. 🎙️

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Lev6IhAPehGYByGqEzC5g?si=lJbyatqzQmSnheTg-HbQNQ

WashU Ob/Gyn Rocks · Episode

01/21/2026

Dr. Omurtag walks us through how many IVF cycles it takes to achieve pregnancy.

tags: IVF Infertility fertility ttc fertilityclinic TTCjourney

11/13/2025

Today is Genetic Counselor Appreciation Day! Let’s chat with our very own Genetic Counselor, Marisa Andrews!


Our clinic continues to be named a “Center of Excellence” from Optum. We continue to meet the high standards of embryo t...
08/20/2025

Our clinic continues to be named a “Center of Excellence” from Optum. We continue to meet the high standards of embryo transfer success rates. We couldn’t do this without our amazing patients!


Dr. Megan Gornet had the chance to chat with First Alert 4 on infertility awareness. ➡️Read the full story on our site, ...
06/23/2025

Dr. Megan Gornet had the chance to chat with First Alert 4 on infertility awareness.

➡️Read the full story on our site, in our stories, or link in bio.


Our own Dr. Megan Gornet spoke with First Alert 4 about World Infertility Awareness Month this June.Watch below:
06/17/2025

Our own Dr. Megan Gornet spoke with First Alert 4 about World Infertility Awareness Month this June.

Watch below:

June is a time dedicated to raising awareness about infertility.

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St. Louis, MO

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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+13142862400

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