BENEFITS OF FET
Embryo transfer is a crucial step in the IVF process where one or more embryos are placed into the uterus, with the goal of achieving a pregnancy.
At Childress Nursing Services (CNS), we specialize in enhancing this delicate procedure with expert in-home or office support, focusing on comfort and optimizing conditions for implantation.
FET (Frozen/Fresh Embryo Transfer) with Fertility Medications
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After the successful fertilization of eggs in the laboratory, the best quality embryos are selected for transfer. Embryos can be transferred fresh or frozen. Fresh embryo transfer is closely coordinated with the Stimulation phase of the IVF cycle, as transfer, placement of embryo into the uterus, will occur within 3 to 5 days after Egg / Follicle Retrieval Surgery. Frozen embryo transfer occurs after embryos have grown for set number of days and sent to the lab to be graded, genetically tested and frozen. Then, embryos are thawed and transferred into the uterus for implantation.
Part 1: FET procedure requires precise timing and preparation, where CNS home fertility nurses play a vital role. They administer necessary pre-embryo transfer medication injections such as Lupron, Progesterone in Oil (PIO) and Delestrogen to prepare the uterine lining, ensuring the body is ready to support a pregnancy.
Part 2: CNS nurses also provide post-embryo transfer medication injections, which includes daily PIO and Delestrogen (typically every 3rd day) for the entire duration of your treatment plan, whether ordered until your 10th or 12th week of pregnancy. This includes continued medication management and monitoring for early signs and symptoms of pregnancy, thus maintaining an optimal environment for embryo implantation, growth and development.
Our CNS Stork nurses provide comprehensive support throughout the embryo transfer process, from pre-transfer preparations with hormone treatment injectables to post-transfer injections and support through your first trimester. Our nurses manage crucial hormone injections like Progesterone in oil (PIO) and Delestrogen to prepare and maintain the uterine lining for successful implantation.
At CNS, we recognize your individuality and unique wants and desires. Following your embryo transfer, CNS continues our support with regular in-home visits to administer fertility and non-fertility injections and manage any symptoms during those first critical weeks up to the 10th or 12th week of pregnancy. This continuous care, extending well into the early stages of pregnancy, distinguishes CNS from other providers by offering a full spectrum of care that covers the entire duration of early pregnancy. With support from our network of over 200 health insurance partners, we ensure our home fertility nurse service achieve both affordability and equity in fertility care and accessibility.
How CNS Home Fertility Nurses Help?
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions:
FET (Fresh / Frozen Embryo Transfer)
CNS home fertility nurses meticulously manage all of your in-home fertility hormone treatment injections necessary for preparing and maintaining the uterine lining for embryo implantation. This includes ongoing support with hormone injections post-embryo transfer, ensuring optimal conditions for pregnancy up to the 10th or 12th week, depending on your treatment plan orders.
Post-embryo transfer, CNS Storks continue to support your journey towards a successful pregnancy with ongoing medication management and injections, monitoring early pregnancy signs and symptoms, and providing educational and emotional support, ensuring a smooth transition into early pregnancy stages
Did you know that many employer fertility benefits package, including embryo transfer procedure coverage? We also know that daily home professional nurse injection visits until the 10th or 12th week of pregnancy can stretch the budget for many. In our mission to achieve fertility equity and accessibility, we wanted to ensure that we had as financing options available for you that best fits your family needs. With the majority of our embryo transfer clients receiving some to full insurance coverage through one of our 200+ health insurance partners, we also have other payment options, such as FSA/HSA debit cards or low monthly longer-term payment financing through our fertility financing partner, CapexMD. While CNS works with insurance providers to cover the costs of our home fertility nursing services, it is important to first consult with your employer's Human Resources department or insurance to understand the full scope of what is covered under your plan for IVF and embryo transfer.