Advanced Fertility Clinic in Montgomery, AL
Choosing a fertility clinic isn’t just about services—it’s about trust, connection, and feeling like you’re in the right place. At the ACRM Montgomery clinic, we’ve built a space where hope feels possible and your story matters. Every appointment, consultation, and plan is rooted in your fertility goals. If you are new to fertility care or picking up where you left off, you’ll find real support and straightforward guidance right here.
Let’s Start With a Conversation
No pressure, no rush; just a place to explore what’s next.Reaching out is often the hardest part, but you don’t have to do it alone. At ACRM, we’re here to listen, answer your questions, and offer guidance without expectations. Our fertility clinic is easy to get to and designed with comfort in mind, because how you feel walking in matters just as much as the care you receive. When you’re ready to take the first step, we’re ready to meet you there.
One Team, Two Locations, Same Level of Care
Fertility treatment built around your path to parenthood.Fertility care doesn’t need to be complicated; at ACRM, it’s not. This location offers fertility consultations, diagnostic testing, and other essential steps in the treatment process. IVF is part of what we do here, though egg retrieval and lab procedures occur at our Homewood clinic. The two locations work together closely, so your care plan moves forward without interruption.
Patients often come here for ongoing appointments, medication instructions, and follow-up care. Our team is consistent across both locations, which helps create a sense of continuity throughout your experience. We guide each step with clarity, keeping you informed and supported as your fertility treatment progresses.
Fertility Treatments
While our Montgomery clinic offers many core services you’ll need to begin or continue your fertility journey, some advanced treatments, like weight loss management and cryopreservation, are performed at our Homewood location just a short drive away.
Tools, Answers, and Real-Life Guidance
Fertility care doesn’t stop at the clinic door.Infertility involves more than appointments—it involves questions, decisions, and moments that can feel heavy. That’s why we’ve created patient resources designed to make things a little easier to navigate. Whether you’re getting organized with new patient forms or looking ahead at what treatment involves, you’ll find practical support to help you confidently move forward.
Our resource center is built to be useful, not overwhelming. You’ll find step-by-step videos for medications straightforward answers to common questions and a blog that talks about fertility in a way that actually makes sense. We also break down financing options clearly—because the last thing you need is more confusion.
Answering Montgomery’s Questions About Fertility
We offer a full range of fertility testing for both men and women to help identify any potential barriers to conception. For female patients, testing may include bloodwork to assess hormone levels, transvaginal ultrasounds to evaluate the uterus and ovaries, and procedures like hysterosalpingography (HSG) to check if the fallopian tubes are open. We may also look at ovulation patterns and ovarian reserve to better understand your reproductive health.
For male patients, testing typically starts with a semen analysis to evaluate sperm count, movement, and shape. Sometimes, we may recommend additional bloodwork or physical exams to determine hormone levels or other factors affecting fertility. These tests help us build a complete picture and personalize your treatment plan based on your specific needs.
No, we do not offer third-party reproduction services in-house. However, we do work with trusted external egg and sperm banks if donor gametes are needed as part of your treatment. These organizations perform extensive medical and genetic screenings to make sure the highest quality of care and safety for recipients.
While we don’t coordinate gestational surrogacy or egg donor cycles within our clinic, we are happy to support you through the process and collaborate with outside agencies to help meet your family-building goals.
Cryopreservation is the process of freezing and storing reproductive material—such as eggs, sperm, or embryos—for future use. It plays a critical role in fertility treatment and preservation, especially for patients who wish to delay parenthood, protect their fertility before undergoing medical treatment, or preserve embryos between IVF cycles.
Frozen samples are stored at extremely low temperatures using liquid nitrogen, allowing them to remain viable for extended periods without compromising their quality. This option gives patients more flexibility and control over their fertility journey, offering peace of mind knowing they can move forward with treatment when the time is right for them. All frozen specimens are stored securely at our Birmingham location.
Weight can play a significant role in reproductive health. Both high and low body weight can affect hormone levels, ovulation, and overall fertility for men and women. That’s why we offer weight loss management as part of a holistic approach to care; to support the whole body.
For some patients, achieving a healthier weight can improve treatment outcomes or make specific procedures more effective. Our goal is never to judge or pressure—it’s to provide evidence-based support that’s compassionate, respectful, and personalized to your needs. If weight is impacting your fertility, we’re here to help you navigate it as part of your larger plan for growing your family.
Please note that we do not offer weight loss management at this location. You will be expected at the Homewood fertility clinic for treatment.
Fertility testing may be a good next step if you’ve been trying to conceive without success. We don’t put a timeframe on how long you should be trying for, especially because everyone’s fertility journey is different. Our advanced treatments can also be helpful if you’ve had:
- A history of irregular periods
- Known reproductive health conditions like PCOS or endometriosis
- Previous pregnancy loss
For men, issues like low libido, past surgeries, or difficulty with ejaculation may also signal that testing could be helpful.
Even if you’re not actively trying to conceive yet, but want to understand your fertility health for the future, testing can provide valuable insight. Curious about learning more? Schedule a consultation with us. We’d be happy to discuss your options.
Growing Families Thank Us For All We Do
Our greatest reward is hearing how we’ve turned hope into happiness. Read stories from families who’ve walked this path before you, and find encouragement in their journeys.
Hope Starts With a Conversation—Schedule Yours Today
Every family deserves a fighting chance to celebrate pregnancy and new life. At ACRM, we’re committed to turning those dreams into reality through advanced fertility treatments tailored just for you. No matter where you are in your journey, we’re ready to support you with expertise, care, and unwavering hope. Request a consultation with us today to start the next chapter.