About Us
Welcome to EFC, a state-of-the-art fertility clinic in Laguna Hills, California, that offers our patients a boutique VIP experience while delivering high-tech, evidence-based care. Unwavering in our commitment to serve the diverse Orange County area community, we had the privilege of designing our fertility center with patients as the central focus – from the smallest details to the most involved.
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EFC pledge to our fertility patients
We pledge to provide inclusive fertility services and a dynamic, connected experience through dedication, commitment and focus on each individual.
- Patients enjoy concierge-quality service at every level of care from our responsive and compassionate doctor, medical assistants, nurse practitioners and patient care guides.
- EFC team believes everyone has the right to have a baby. We serve the needs of all couples and individuals with infertility, those in the LGBTQ+ community and others who require reproductive assistance to become parents.
- Our world-class clinic offers a welcoming, small-practice atmosphere and is designed for the patient, down to the smallest details that are fine-tuned for success.
- We serve a smaller number of patients than other clinics so we can focus on quality time and care for each individual.
- Our IVF lab takes special care of embryos through the most advanced technology available.
We celebrate each little miracle born with EFC help.
EFC has all the fertility treatments and services patients need under one roof including: all manner of reproductive treatments and technology; an in-house surgery center; and access to egg, embryo and sperm donors and gestational carriers (surrogates).
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Meet Our Team
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Dr. William Freije William Freije, MD, PhD, EFC Medical Director
Dr. William Freije is dedicated to serving his fertility patients. He gets to know his patients and tailors treatment plans to their needs. Dr. Freiji is a recognized expert in his field, double board certified in reproductive endocrinology & infertility and in obstetrics & gynecology, and has almost 30 years of experience. In addition to being double board certified Dr. Freije holds a doctorate in genetics, which enables him to personally meet with patients for genetic counseling. He is passionate about epigenetics, studying how behavior and environment impact the presentation of genes.
Languages spoken: English (fluent), Spanish (fluent)
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Dr. Avisa Asemi Avisa Asemi, Ph.D., HCLD, EFC Lab Director
EFC in-house Lab Director Dr. Avisa Asemi, Ph.D., HCLD, is highly trained and experienced in all aspects of IVF laboratory operations and procedures. She brings a broad interdisciplinary understanding of reproductive medicine to our fertility center, as well as a deep appreciation for helping patients. She realized this at her first IVF lab job in Tehran helping Iran-Iraq War veterans with missing legs and spinal cord injuries have children.
Languages spoken: English (fluent), Farsi (fluent)
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Vivian Janio, MSN, RN, FNP-C Nurse Practitioner
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Julie Ha, CLS Andrologist / Clinical Laboratory Scientist
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Nikki Mashayekhi, PharmD Pharmacist
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Simone Contreras Surgical Technician
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Genevieve Colette Medical Assistant
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Sherrie Bement Patient Coordinator
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Becky Yin Patient Coordinator
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Savaaih Chang Patient Coordinator
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Cindy Alcantar Surrogate Case Manager
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Sarah Wilson Physician Liaison
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Linda Zheng, MBA, MS Administrator
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22 January 2024 Things you need to pay attention to before doing IVF in the United StatesBabies born through IVF in the United States are hard to come by. This is the voice of many women who have succeeded in getting pregnant through IVF in the United States. Many women often take some detours in the process of doing IVF in the United States, which indirectly affects the success rate of IVF in the United States. Here are some things that need to be paid attention to in the process of doing IVF in the United States, so that female friends You can take less detours. 1. Blindly accept online information without considering personal circumstances During the IVF process in the United States, it is certainly a good thing for couples to take the initiative to go online to learn about various aspects of IVF in the United States. However, the Internet is filled with a large amount of junk information that has no scientific basis. At the same time, even if the information is correct, it may not be suitable for every patient and family. , Therefore, patients and friends should not check in casually. If you have any questions, it is better to consult the attending doctor directly. 2. Frequently change American IVF hospitals…Read More
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22 January 2024 What is better to eat during IVF ovulation induction?It is best to eat some beans, eggs and nut foods before doing IVF, because these foods are rich in protein and trace elements and help promote ovulation. Before doing in vitro fertilization, there are generally not too many dietary requirements. Patients are generally advised to have a reasonable and healthy diet. Patients are advised to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and try to keep their diet as light and healthy as possible to help regulate their bodies. Generally speaking, foods rich in protein and trace elements can effectively help patients regulate circulation in the body, thereby laying a good foundation for ovulation. Because early-stage patients need some ovulation-stimulating injections during IVF, and as eggs are produced and grown, they need more and more protein. Therefore, at this time, it is recommended that patients eat more protein-rich foods. Help the body replenish protein, such as milk, eggs, goose eggs, quail eggs, soy milk, prawns, lean meat, etc. , which contains higher protein content, and patients can take some appropriately to make test tubes. If the patient's hormone levels are relatively low, you can usually eat some fish, shrimp, pork liver, beef liver, pig heart and other foods before doing…Read More
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22 January 2024 Will the success rate of IVF in the United States be very high? What is its approximate rate?Currently, in vitro fertilization is most popular in the United States and Thailand. Taking into account related factors, most domestic couples choose to do in vitro fertilization abroad. Let’s take a look at whether the success rate of in vitro fertilization in the United States is high? What is the approximate rate? Will the success rate of IVF in the United States be very high? What is its approximate rate? 1. Under 35 years old, the success rate is 84% Women in this age group are in the golden period of fertility. At this time, the ovarian function, egg quality, uterine physiological condition are good, and the ability to conceive is high. According to reproductive experts, client infertility at this stage is mainly caused by fallopian tube abnormalities, which can affect the combination of eggs and sperm. It usually manifests as fallopian tube loss, malformation, blockage, water accumulation, etc. Nowadays, infertility caused by fallopian tubes can effectively solve fertility problems through advanced in vitro fertilization technology in the United States to ensure the success of pregnancy. 2. 35~37 years old, success rate is 68.5% After a woman reaches the age of 35, her fertility function begins to decline, which is…Read More
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23521 Paseo de Valencia, Suite 115, Laguna Hills, CA 92653
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