Article Updated August 2025

Implementation of California Senate Bill 729 (SB 729) has been delayed. The law will now take effect on January 1, 2026, instead of July 1, 2025. California residents with insurance plans can expect expanded fertility coverage—including IVF—to begin in 2026. We will continue to provide updates and support as the new effective date approaches.

Donor sperm is a trusted and effective family-building option for many individuals and couples, including single women, same-sex female couples, and those facing severe male factor infertility. At the Southern California Center for Reproductive Medicine (SCCRM), we’re honored to support diverse paths to parenthood—and for many patients, that journey begins with choosing donor sperm.

Embryo donation is a powerful and compassionate option for families who have completed their fertility journey and still have cryopreserved embryos remaining. Whether you're deciding what to do with your leftover embryos after IVF or you're a hopeful parent exploring alternative paths to parenthood, embryo donation may be the meaningful next step you’ve been searching for.

Understanding IVF cost information is a vital part of preparing for fertility treatment. Whether you're just starting your fertility journey or preparing for an upcoming cycle, understanding how much IVF costs—and how to plan for it—is essential. At the Southern California Center for Reproductive Medicine (SCCRM), we’re committed to transparent pricing, personalized support, and flexible financial solutions to help you access expert fertility care.

When couples begin exploring fertility testing, many are surprised to learn just how common male factor infertility is. In fact, male-related issues contribute to nearly half of all infertility cases. A comprehensive fertility evaluation should always include a semen analysis—an essential first step in understanding male reproductive health.

For individuals or couples facing infertility, donor egg treatment in Los Angeles can offer a powerful and hopeful path forward. Whether due to age, medical history, or genetic concerns, using donor eggs has helped thousands of patients at the Southern California Center for Reproductive Medicine (SCCRM) achieve their dream of parenthood.

Infertility affects 1 in 6 couples  yet remains surrounded by misunderstanding. As conversations about reproductive health become more open, it's essential to replace misinformation with medically accurate guidance. 

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the most advanced and effective fertility treatments available today. For many patients, IVF offers the highest chance of conception, with live birth rates approaching 60% for women under 35. While the process is highly individualized, understanding the key steps can help patients feel confident, prepared, and informed. 

The menstrual cycle is more than just your period—it’s a key window into your fertility. At SCCRM, we help individuals and couples understand their reproductive health from the inside out. One of the first steps? Learning how your menstrual cycle works and what changes in cycle length could mean for your ability to conceive.