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RFC IVF itinerary to the United States | Steps to hospital, accommodation and time planning

Correspond the medical steps to the actual trip instead of applying a fixed number of days first. Understand what needs to be confirmed separately for egg retrieval, egg freezing and transfer.

Differences in itineraries for different treatment needs

DemandMain content of visiting the hospitalFollow-up matters
Egg freezingExamination, ovarian stimulation monitoring and egg retrieval.Egg preservation, reporting and renewal.
IVF egg retrieval and cultureMonitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization and culture.There may also be detection, preservation and another transfer.
Frozen embryo transferPretransfer monitoring, thawing, and transfer.Pregnancy test and follow-up medical treatment.

Three types of needs, different itineraries

DemandFirst confirmed treatment milestonesTravel focus
Egg retrieval and embryo cultureMonitoring, egg retrieval, culture results and whether to transferMedical requirements after egg retrieval, and whether testing or staged transfer will affect subsequent itineraries.
Egg freezingAssessment, monitoring, egg retrieval and record keepingArrangements before and after egg retrieval, accompanying transfers, and confirmation before departure from the United States.
Frozen embryo transferPreparing for Cycle, Thawing, Transfer and Pregnancy TestEmbryo information, monitoring location and medical connection after returning to the country.

RFC location address

LocationRegionAddress
RFC IrvineOrange County16300 Sand Canyon Avenue, 9th Fl., Irvine, CA 92618
RFC CoronaHebin County400 East Rincon Street, Suite 108, Corona, CA 92879
RFC TorranceSouth Bay, Los Angeles County21545 Hawthorne Blvd, Pavilion B, Torrance, CA 90503
RFC Beverly HillsCity of Los Angeles8635 West 3rd Street, Suite 1170W, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Use "node table" instead of fixed number of days

  1. Before departure

    Confirm preliminary medical plan, information, appointment address and payment requirements; ask if it is appropriate to travel on the planned date.

  2. While in the United States

    Complete monitoring and operations as required by the medical team, leaving room for schedule adjustment. Do not advance or delay medical procedures according to the flight date on your own.

  3. Before leaving the United States

    Confirm the follow-up examination, report acquisition and contact information with the doctor, and then implement departure transportation and follow-up after returning to the country.

This is only a planning method, it does not promise a fixed number of days of stay, nor does it replace the specific requirements of visas, airlines or medical teams.