Patient Hub
Whether you’re a new patient beginning your path to parenthood or an existing patient continuing your care, we’re here to support every step. Our secure patient portal makes managing appointments and communication easy and convenient. We also believe in the powerful connection between mind and body—embracing wellness practices can enhance your fertility journey and overall well-being.
Getting Started as a New Patient
Please call us with any questions or to schedule an appointment at (919) 248-8777.
Set up your eIVF Portal
As a new patient at Atlantic Reproductive Medicine Specialists, we want to get to know you before we meet so that our consulting time together can have the highest value possible. To achieve this, we ask you (and your partner) to complete our Initial Health Questionnaire before your first appointment. This questionnaire is located on your eIVF patient portal.
Watch this video to learn about your first visit to our clinic.
We welcome you as a new patient.
After you have scheduled your appointment and before your first visit, please download, print out, and complete the new patient forms. Be sure to bring them to your first appointment.
Referral Form
Please provide the information requested in the link below. Physician referrals fax number: (919) 896-6286
Existing Patients
eIVF Portal
The eIVF portal is your direct line of communication with your care team and our staff. It’s confidential, secure, and HIPPA compliant. Think of it as your lockbox for private information.
Online Payments
Welcome to our secure, online payment portal. Patients will use this option to pay your patient responsibility for upcoming office visits and telehealth appointments. Please be sure to make your payment prior to your appointment to avoid delays.
We would love to hear about your exciting news!
Mind, Body Wellness
& the Fertility Journey
At Atlantic Reproductive Medicine, we know that infertility can be stressful for individuals and couples. The fertility journey can bring challenges and disappointments, and evoke a range of emotions, including frustration, anger, sadness, guilt, and anxiety.
The stress associated with infertility can affect various aspects of a person’s life, including their mental and emotional well-being, relationships, self-esteem, and overall quality of life.
We feel it is important for individuals and couples experiencing infertility to seek support, both emotionally and medically. For this reason, we have developed professional partnerships with psychologists, counselors, support groups, and organizations to help our patients maintain optimal wellness. Psychologist Rachel Eshel, PsyD, sees patients here in our clinic for the convenience of many of our patients. See the list of other professionals, support groups and organizations below on this page.