RMA of Michigan, one of the most trusted and sought-after fertility clinics in Michigan, has been caring for patients since November 2006. We have given hope to many couples/individuals struggling to start or expand their families. We currently have over 5,000 babies born as a result of our program. We feel honored and humbled that so many with fertility problems have sought our care and counsel.
RMA of Michigan offers the most advanced and comprehensive fertility treatment options such as IVF, IUI, fertility preservation and more for infertile couples, single parents, and same-sex couples. Our fertility team guides, educate, and supports patients through their desired treatment plan. Call to schedule an appointment at our Michigan fertility center at (248) 619-3100.
Dr. Miller is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist. He has performed over 35,000 ultrasounds, 2,000 oocyte retrievals, 4,000 embryo transfers and overseeing over 6,000 IVF stimulations! His patients have delivered over 1,500 babies!! Of those born, 70% were singletons, 26% twins, 4% triplets and 0.1% quadruplets.
Dr. Wolf is a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, who prior to founding RMA of Michigan, founded the Reproductive Technology (ART) Program at the Medical College of Ohio, which became one of the most successful programs in the region. Dr. Wolf started the first Anonymous Donor Egg Recipiency program.
The RMA of Michigan IVF program attributes a lot of its success to having two very skilled and knowledgeable reproductive endocrinologists, Brad Miller, M.D. and Lynda Wolf, M.D. Along with their experienced and dedicated support staff, they have created a winning team that understands the complex world of infertility. RMA of Michigan is known as one of the premier fertility centers in Michigan due to its high IVF success rates and low multiple birth rates.
IVF in Michigan and around the world has improved tremendously over the years. To be a world-class fertility clinic in Michigan, you have to offer innovative technology and have highly trained and experienced staff. At one time, it was common for a woman to have three or four embryos transferred in an IVF cycle. Today, there is more focus on single embryo transfers due to advanced IVF techniques, preimplantation genetic screening, and improved IVF success rates. At RMA of Michigan, we continually strive to provide the best outcomes for our patients by offering the most cutting-edge technology and through continued education and training for our team.
For many fertility patients, the high cost is the biggest reason they cannot pursue fertility treatments like IVF. Most patients who go to fertility clinics in Michigan do not have fertility coverage. Those patients cannot move forward with IVF or must delay pursuing treatment, which does not help their chances of success. Fertility centers in Michigan have to be able to offer their patients options to help make IVF more affordable. At RMA of Michigan, knowing IVF is a significant expense, we discuss many financial resources with patients, including an IVF multi-cycle discount plan and IVF grants.
Beginning January 16th, Dr. Gretchen Collins will provide temporary coverage once a month in our fertility clinic and offer new patient consultations via phone with RMA of Michigan. Dr. Collins, a reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist, has been practicing in the Midwest for five years. Dr. Collins is double board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. She completed Medical School and OBGYN residency at Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine and her REI fellowship at Case Western Reserve University Hospital in Cleveland.
Dr. Collins has a wealth of knowledge and experience in women’s health and infertility. We are excited to have her help fill in until Dr. Jenny George joins RMA of Michigan in September as our third permanent physician.