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Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York Now Participating in the WINFertility® Direct-to-Consumer IVF Program
Date:2/5/2013

ning medical expertise and compassionate treatment of each and every patient and couple, we have set the standard for patient-friendly care. Our treatment innovations, research efforts and excellent success rates are evidence of our commitment to the medical experience, while our highly-trained staff of caring professionals provides individual attention and expertise” said Dr. Alan Copperman, Director and Founding Partner. “By teaming with WINFertility, we are providing patients with access to savings on treatment and medication packages and reducing barriers to parenthood by lessening their emotional and financial stress.”

More Access for More Patients

“The Tri-State area has over 32 million people who call it home. We are excited to be able to offer our unique program across a wide expanse of one of the country’s largest and most dynamic marketplaces, where so many struggle with infertility and its associated expenses,” commented Tom Boyajy, COO of WINFertility. “The WINFertility approach is to promote high quality infertility care at a competitive cost. By affiliating with one of the most admired fertility programs in the country, we are confident that WINFertility patients will be the recipients of both compassionate, patient-centered care and excellent clinical results. Coupled with WINFertility’s proprietary, bundled packages, fertility management expertise, and considerable buying power, we are confident that metropolitan NY residents will receive the very best IVF treatment value possible.”

About WINFertility

Founded in 2000, WINFertility is the national leader in Infertility Management Programs, annually managing infertility treatment for many thousands of infertility patients for major insurers and employers. WINFertility has leveraged their decade-long experience and clinical results in the fertility field, direct contracts with fellowship-trained fertility specialists, pharmaceutical manufacturers and national specialty ph
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