At Conceptions Fertility Center, our services encompass the full spectrum of fertility evaluation and treatment, with an emphasis on individualized care. Every patient’s fertility journey is unique, and we tailor our services to address the specific causes of infertility and reproductive goals. Beginning with a thorough diagnostic assessment, we work to identify factors that may be contributing to difficulty conceiving.

Our clinic offers advanced testing for both male and female partners, allowing us to evaluate ovulatory function, ovarian reserve, fallopian tube health, sperm quality, and hormonal balance. From there, treatment options may include medical ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination (IUI), and more advanced reproductive technologies when appropriate.

In addition to direct fertility treatments, we provide supportive services designed to enhance overall reproductive health. These may include nutrition counseling, lifestyle guidance, and monitoring protocols that optimize the timing of conception efforts. We are committed to evidence-based care while supporting emotional well-being throughout the process.

Fertility concerns can arise at many stages of life, and our clinic welcomes patients across a broad age range. While reproductive potential and outcomes may vary depending on age, we understand that fertility challenges do not adhere to a narrow timeline. Adolescents with hormonal disorders, women seeking pregnancy later in life, and couples of all ages may benefit from evaluation and guidance.

Women in their 20s and early 30s may seek evaluation when conception does not occur after several months of trying, or when there are known reproductive concerns. Patients in their mid-30s to early 40s often seek assistance due to age-related declines in egg quantity or quality. We also work with patients who are considering fertility preservation prior to medical treatments or life circumstances that might impact reproductive potential.

Male partners between puberty and later adulthood participate in evaluation as needed. Male fertility potential can also change with age and lifestyle factors, so evaluating both partners thoroughly, regardless of age, leads to more accurate diagnosis and planning.

No matter your age, our goal is to provide clear, compassionate guidance and identify factors that may influence your fertility journey.

Deciding when to see a fertility specialist can feel overwhelming, but there are clear guidelines that can help you determine the right time to seek professional help.

If you’re under 35 and haven’t conceived after one year of regular, unprotected intercourse, a fertility evaluation is recommended. For women age 35 and older, many specialists — including those at Conceptions — recommend seeking evaluation after six months of trying. These timeframes reflect natural changes in fertility potential but also acknowledge that early evaluation can lead to more targeted treatment options.

Other signs that make a fertility consultation appropriate include irregular menstrual cycles, a known reproductive condition such as endometriosis or polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a history of reproductive surgery, recurrent pregnancy loss, or concerns about sperm quality. Additionally, if you’re preparing for cancer treatment, planning a delayed childbearing timeline, or if one partner has a genetic condition, early consultation allows for education and planning.

It’s important to remember that a fertility challenge is not a reflection of personal failure — it is a medical condition that deserves evaluation, understanding, and professional care.

During your first fertility consultation, you will meet with Dr. Moore, our physician who specializes in reproductive health, and a care team dedicated to clear communication and individualized planning. The initial visit is structured to understand your medical history, reproductive goals, and any previous evaluations you may have had.

Expect a detailed conversation about your menstrual history, prior pregnancies or losses, lifestyle factors, and any symptoms that may be relevant. We will discuss your partner’s fertility history as well, if applicable. A physical examination may be performed, and we often recommend baseline testing to evaluate hormone levels, ovarian reserve, and reproductive anatomy.

For male partners, a semen analysis or other testing may be scheduled to provide a complete picture of fertility potential. These assessments inform the treatment plan and help us tailor recommendations based on your individual needs.

Throughout the consultation, we encourage questions. We want you to understand your diagnosis, your options, the expected timeline, and any potential risks or challenges. Education and partnership are key components of the care model at Conceptions.

The path to building a family is deeply personal and can be filled with hope, frustration, anticipation, and uncertainty. At Conceptions Fertility Center in North Logan, UT, we are here to guide you through every step with expertise, empathy, and individualized care. Dr. Moore’s approach is grounded in evidence-based medicine, but it is also sensitive to your unique story and goals.

Whether you are just beginning to explore fertility support or have been on this journey for some time, scheduling a consultation is the first meaningful step. During that visit, you’ll receive a clear evaluation, thoughtful answers to your questions, and a roadmap that meets your needs and expectations. Take the next step with confidence — your family-building journey deserves informed guidance, compassionate care, and a team that sees you as a partner, not a statistic. For more information, contact us or book an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 2245 N 400 E Suite 201, North Logan, UT 84341. We serve patients from Provo UT, Orem UT, Mapleton UT, Vineyard UT, Highland UT, North Logan UT Hyde Park UT, Smithfield UT, Benson UT, Logan UT, and surrounding areas.