At Georgia Reproductive Specialists, we are always finding new ways to help educate our patients, expand our patient resources and offer patients the most current news about infertility and reproductive health matters.

Here you will find information about our patient seminars, clinical studies underway at GRS and other support services for our patients. Please visit regularly to keep up-to-date on the latest happenings and news from GRS.

Dr. Stephanie Singleton
Dr. Stephanie Singleton is the newest physician to offer specialized, individual patient care at Georgia Reproductive Specialists (GRS). She brings extensive training and experience in reproductive endocrinology and infertility to her new position. You can read more about Dr. Singleton in this October's GRS Newsletter.
GRS Newsletter
Keep up to date with the latest fertility news and GRS patient information. Articles, links to the latest fertility research as well as information on the latest financial resources to improve access to care. Sign-up Now for the monthly GRS Email Newsletter.
Participate in a Clinical Research Trial
Online Sign-up: Georgia Reproductive Specialists' physicians participate in various research trials from time to time. Please complete this confidential survey online if you wish to be contacted when you qualify for one of our studies.
Become an Egg Donor
Imagine being able to give the gift of life and love... a gift that could change someone's entire life. You have that power by becoming an egg donor. You can help a couple build the family they've dreamed of by donating your eggs. The egg donation program at GRS has helped many couples in making their dream a reality by becoming parents. Women who meet the program requirements and participate as egg donors will receive $6,000. Donation is completely confidential and health screening is required at no charge. If you are a non-smoking female between the ages of 21 and 32 and are interested in more information about egg donation please call 404-843-2229 ext. 138 or click here to register for an informational seminar.
Infertility 101 ~ IVF After Hours
Couples interested in learning more about the basics of infertility treatment and how IVF can assist in building a family are encouraged to attend the free "IVF...After Hours" evening seminar. The seminar is held each month at our Meridian Mark office and includes a formal presentation, facility tour and question and answer session. As a follow up to the seminar, attendees may arrange to meet individually with a GRS physician for a free mini-consultation. Click here to register.
Non-Surgical Fibroid Treatment Information
Watch a non-surgical treatment of fibroids video online. If you have fibroids or know someone who does, then you also know that uterine fibroids can be painful and uncomfortable, cause cramping, abdominal pain, heavy menstrual bleeding, anemia, frequent urination, constipation, and distended stomachs. Fibroids distort the uterine cavity resulting in fertility problems. Uterine fibroids are the most common benign (non-cancerous) tumors in women. Approximately 20-40 percent of women older than 35 have fibroids. Fibroids occur more frequently in African-American women. Fibroids account for many medical visits, tests, medications, and medical procedures. They are also a major reason for work absences and reduced quality of life. Until now, most treatment options were invasive surgical procedures. Now, with MRgFUS, you have a noninvasive treatment alternative, which eliminates fibroid-related symptoms in an outpatient setting, without the need for incisions, anaesthesia, or hospitalization. To find out more about MRgFUS treatmentand see if you are a candidate for this innovative procedure, speak with your GRS physician or visit Sightline Health online.