Michigan Reproductive Medicine of Bloomfield Hills joins U-M Health

U-M Health expands reproductive health services, including infertility treatment and IVF, with addition of new clinic in Oakland County

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Author | Beata Mostafavi

Teams from the Center for Reproductive Medicine in Ann Arbor and the new Center for Reproductive Medicine at Bloomfield Hills
Teams from the Center for Reproductive Medicine in Ann Arbor and the new Center for Reproductive Medicine at Bloomfield Hills gather for an orientation ahead of the official re-opening.

ANN ARBOR, Mich.– Michigan Reproductive Medicine, a private reproductive health practice based in Bloomfield Hills, has joined University of Michigan Health.

The clinic, which specializes in infertility treatment, is reopening as the U-M Health Center for Reproductive Medicine at Bloomfield Hills on Oct. 6.

“This step reflects U-M Health’s continued commitment to expanding access to specialized reproductive care and reinforcing a statewide system of high-quality, patient-centered services,” said Dee Fenner, M.D., chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Michigan Medicine.

“We’re pleased to welcome this exceptional team to our U-M Health family.”

All the services previously provided by Michigan Reproductive Medicine will continue to be available, including fertility services, egg freezing, in vitro fertilization and embryo banking among other services.

Michael Mersol-Barg, M.D., will also continue in his role as medical director of the location and join the Michigan Medicine Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

“I am excited about this extraordinary opportunity for our clinic and for the additional resources that will be available to our patients and team members now that we are a part of U-M Health, long recognized for its excellence in patient care,” Mersol-Barg said.

The Center for Reproductive Medicine in Ann Arbor is celebrating 20 years of helping patients and families with their fertility journey and was recently named one of America’s Best Fertility Centers by Newsweek magazine.

Expansion of U-M Health reproductive health services in Oakland County is expected to continue with a clinic located in the future U-M Health Troy Center for Specialty Care, which is scheduled to open in 2027.

"Expanding comprehensive reproductive health services means giving more families the power to plan their futures with dignity, support and expert care,” said Erica Marsh, M.D., professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Michigan Medical School and chief of the division of reproductive endocrinology and infertility at U-M Health Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital.

“We’re committed to ensuring a smooth and supportive transition that prioritizes patients’ comfort, trust, and continuity of care in their reproductive health and family-building goals.”

 

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