Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey

TOP DOCTORS & TOP DENTISTS 2021

BOARD CERTIFICATIONS Obstetrics and Gynecology Reproductive Endocrinology

EDUCATION + TRAINING

William Ziegler, DO, FACOG University of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery Internal Medicine Internship, Union Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency, Medical Center of Delaware Fellowship, University of Vermont

Alan Martinez, MD, FACOG David Geffen School of Medicine, University of California LA Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency, Saint Barnabas Medical Center Fellowship, University of Cincinnati Medical Center

SERVICES

Donor Egg Fertility Preservation In Vitro Fertilization Preimplantation Genetic Screening and Diagnosis

CONNECT

234 Industrial Way West, Suite A104 Eatontown, NJ 07724 732-918-2500 www.fertilitynj.com Please visit website for additional office locations.

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AREA OF PRACTICE:

Reproductive Medicine, Infertility

“WE STRIVE TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST-QUALITY MEDICAL CARE IN A COMFORTABLE, COMPASSIONATE ENVIRONMENT.” REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCE CENTER OF NEW JERSEY

WILLIAM ZIEGLER, DO, FACOG & ALAN MARTINEZ, MD, FACOG

REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE, INFERTILITY

PATIENTS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SCIENCE CENTER OF NEW JERSEY CAN REST ASSURED

they are in the best hands. Drs. William Ziegler and Alan Martinez understand the importance of patients’ wanting to begin families and are prepared to address any concerns.

“I went into medicine to make a positive difference in someone’s life,” says Dr. Ziegler. “My biggest accomplishment is helping a patient or couple achieve their goal of having a family when they thought it was an impossible dream.”

One of the practice’s most innovative offerings is diagnosing the uterine lining for receptivity prior to transferring an embryo to the uterus.

“Even though we are transferring a genetically competent embryo, implantation may not take place if the uterine environment is not receptive,” say the doctors. “We can assess the uterine lining for receptivity to make sure the uterine environment is properly prepared to accept the embryo and facilitate.”

While the current environment may cause some concerns for those looking to begin families, COVID-19 does not appear to affect pregnancy. However, as a precaution, Drs. Ziegler and Martinez have expanded their consults to include the possible effects on the mother and pregnancy. They have enacted a number of safety protocols, including keeping embryos created before the pandemic in a separate lab and limiting the number of patients in the office with telehealth appointments.