OC Fertility continues its commitment to Building Families, Together amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Moayeri and Dr. Sachdev are continually reviewing and updating our policies to maintain the safest possible environment.
You may bring one adult with you to your in-person visits. Whomever you bring is subject to the same health and safety precautions outlined below. Please note that in order to be sensitive to patients experiencing trauma due to infertility, children cannot accompany you to appointments. Please contact us at any time if you have questions about this.
If you travel on any form of public transport, including airplanes, our practice follows the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) recommendations, which may be found here.
If you are pregnant, our general recommendation is to avoid travel entirely during the first trimester (12 weeks). If you have a specific question, please disucss with your physician.
At this time, OC Fertility advises patients to take the COVID-19 PCR test ("swab" test) and NOT the blood/serum antibody test or rapid antigen swab.
For those interested in vaccination programs, please watch the video below for the latest guidance or speak with your physician directly.
In addition to OC Fertility and your primary care doctor, the following are reliable and accurate sources of information:
Please continue to check this page for updates and email us immediately with any questions or concerns.
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