The Center For Reproductive Health & Gynecology

With over 20 years of experience Dr. Sam Najmabadi has created a nurturing, hands-on approach in dealing with his clients.

When you walk into the Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology (CRH&G) you encounter a sense of calm that you might not expect when you’re trying to start a family.

Photos of hundreds of babies line the walls of the office… babies that were born thanks to Dr. Sam Najmabadi and his hardworking staff. People from all over the globe come to visit CRH&G and their specialist Dr. Najmabadi.

With over 20 years of experience Dr. Sam Najmabadi has created a nurturing, hands-on approach in dealing with his clients. In terms of fertility success rates he is considered one of the highest ranking in the country for success rates.

A Healthy Baby

It’s estimated that around one in four couples around the world have trouble conceiving. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a technology that can restore the dream of parenthood.

The Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology has now evolved into a practice with three infertility offices, Beverly Hills, Valencia, and the newest in Burbank.

Dr. Najmabadi and his staff recognize the medical, financial, and emotional impact fertility treatments can have, and they are here to help. You, the patient, are their main focus. They will always keep you informed about the available fertility treatments, procedures, and alternatives. The staff will make it their goal to help you achieve the most miraculous result of all—a healthy baby.

The Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology’s strength lies in their ability to provide both the simplest and the most advanced fertility treatments.

Tje LGBT Community

Dr. Najmabadi has worked with hundreds of couples from the LGBT community fulfill their dream of being parents.

There is a increase in LGBT couples wanting to use surrogacy as the path to start their families. Surrogacy is an option for our couples that are unable to conceive on their own.

Their infertility team offers two types of surrogacy—traditional surrogacy and gestational surrogacy.

With traditional surrogacy, the surrogate provides the egg and the intended father provides the sperm. Therefore, the child is genetically related to both the surrogate mother and the intended father or anonymous donor. The surrogate then carries the pregnancy to term and hands the baby over after it is born. When the baby is born, the surrogate turns the baby over to the intended parent or parents and signs away all parental rights.

Screening Candidates

Gestational surrogacy is a good option for women who do not have a functional uterus or who are unable to carry a pregnancy. Gestational surrogacy is distinguished from traditional surrogacy by the fact that the surrogate has no biological relationship to the child.

The first step in the gestational surrogacy process is to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) to produce an embryo that is biologically yours (you can also use donated eggs, sperm, or embryos if you are unable to produce an embryo).

The embryo is placed in the uterus of the gestational carrier, who will carry the baby to term. When the baby is born, the gestational carrier turns the baby over to you the intended parent or parents and signs away all parental rights.

The gestational carrier can be a friend or relative, or she can be anonymous. All gestational carrier candidates are thoroughly screened with physical examinations, psychological testing, family medical history, physical examination, and review of past medical, gynecological, and obstetrical records.

Surrogacy can be a very emotional and possibly complicated process; however, the potential outcome is the baby you have always dreamed of.

It can be a complicated process but CRH&G creates an environment where they guide you through every step of your journey.

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For more info call 310-360-7584 or visit:  www.reproductive.org.