Northeastern Reproductive Medicine

04/24/2026

It was Spirit Week at NRM in honor of National Infertility Awareness Week 🧡

Did you spot the shirts on Wednesday? Or our fun “Anything But a Cup” day? Each moment was a small but meaningful way to spark conversation, spread awareness, and show support.

At NRM, we are committed to raising awareness, empowering individuals, and supporting every unique path to parenthood. This week is about standing in solidarity with those navigating infertility and honoring the strength it takes on this journey.

With 1 in 6 people affected by infertility, we want you to know—you are not alone.

Happy National Infertility Awareness Week. Here’s to continued awareness, greater financial inclusion, and equal access to reproductive care. We’re here for you.

04/20/2026

This week marks the beginning of National Infertility Awareness Week—a time that may feel long and heavy for some, yet deeply meaningful and important for others.

The journey through infertility can often feel isolating and lonely, but resources and support systems, like NRM, are here to help guide you every step of the way. There is no one-size-fits-all experience—every path is unique, shaped by individual stories, emotions, and challenges.

If you are navigating infertility, know that you are seen, you are heard, and your experience matters.

If you know someone on this journey, be there for them—offer a shoulder to lean on, a hand to hold, and understanding. They may not always want to talk, or they may only want to talk about what they’re going through—and both are okay.

Above all, it’s important that those experiencing infertility feel supported, heard, and validated.

04/07/2026

We’re thrilled to share that NRM has been nominated—for the THIRD year in a row—for Best Place to Work in Vermont!

A huge thank you to our incredible team for making NRM such a special place every single day. Here’s to continuing to grow, support one another, and build something amazing together! 💙

03/31/2026

Did you know infertility affects 1 in 6 individuals? That’s millions of people navigating a journey that can feel overwhelming and, at times, isolating. But there’s meaningful progress—The American Society for Reproductive Medicine has redefined infertility to be more inclusive, recognizing that all individuals, regardless of marital status, sexual orientation, or gender identity, deserve equal access to reproductive care.

April 19th through the 25th is National Infertility Awareness Week, and our NRM team is here to raise awareness, empower, and support every path to parenthood.

There’s no one-size-fits-all journey. For some, it may include treatments like IUI or IVF. For others, it could mean planning ahead with egg freezing, or building a family through donor eggs, donor s***m, or a gestational carrier.

If you or someone you know is on this path, you are not alone. We’re here for you every step of the way.

Join us Thursday, April 30th from 5 to 7pm at our office to meet our fertility-focused team, learn about your options, hear real stories, and take a tour. Please RSVP on our website at https://nrmvt.com/national-infertility-awareness-week?c=20260430T170000&i=0&e=20260430T190000 to reserve your spot today.

Did you know that infertility affects 1 in 6 individuals? Join our NRM team in spreading awareness, promoting empowerment, and supporting those navigating their fertility journeys.

03/05/2026

Great news! We are excited to share that we are now offering nitrous oxide for our patients seeking pain and anxiety relief during office procedures. There is no down time, and you only need to wait a short time after to drive home. If you want to learn more, please reach out to your nurse or discuss with your provider at your next consult.

11/07/2025

Special shoutout to Olympian Paula Moltzan and WCAX for their inspiring interview on what it takes to own your future!

From the dedication required to be an Olympic alpine skier to the importance of preserving fertility for the future, Paula shared powerful insights into balancing career goals with personal dreams — continuing to chase excellence on the slopes while keeping the door open for parenthood.

The interview also featured Dr. Jenny Brown, who discussed the “biological clock” and how it can be paused through egg freezing and fertility preservation. Through hormonal stimulation, multiple follicles can mature at once, allowing eggs to be retrieved and frozen for future use.

Many young people are unaware of how crucial it can be to preserve fertility options early — and NRM is proud to partner with and support Paula as she races toward the World Cup and continues to inspire others to take charge of their futures!

10/31/2025

Boo from the crew! Happy Halloween, let’s have a fun and sPoOkY day🎃

10/29/2025

Northeastern Reproductive Medicine (NRM) is proud to announce a partnership with Olympic alpine skier Paula Moltzan. The collaboration will promote awareness of fertility services that can empower individuals to pursue their careers without compromising their dreams of starting a family.

As Moltzan competes on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit and aims for her second Olympic appearance, she will be wearing a helmet decorated with a uterus design alongside the NRM logo, doubtlessly prompting some questions and conversation among the world’s best skiers and the staff who support them. The partnership aims to raise awareness among young women and families about taking advantage of egg freezing to avoid having to make the choice between family and career, as well as educate organizations about the need to support them by including fertility coverage as a basic health insurance benefit.

The viability and number of eggs contained and released by a woman’s ovaries declines over time. Typically, pregnancy rates start to significantly decrease in mid to late 30’s with very few “normal” eggs left by the time they reach their early to mid-40’s.This ovarian aging process - commonly called the “biological clock” - can force an athlete to choose between working to achieve career goals or starting a family. A recent survey found that 70% of female athletes have postponed having children to focus on their careers, 95% believe that parenthood can negatively affect their earning potential, and 90% feel it can impact their ability to succeed at the highest levels of their sport.

This “biological clock” can be paused by freezing eggs, a process called cryopreservation. Females receive hormonal stimulation to grow a large batch of egg follicles to maturation. A doctor performs a minimally invasive, ultrasound-guided surgical procedure to “retrieve” the eggs which are then vitrified (an ultra-rapid deep freeze), ready to be thawed and used later.

Increasingly offered as an employer-provided benefit, fertility preservation insurance coverage offers young women the chance to freeze their eggs before the ovaries’ natural aging process reduces egg count and quality making conception difficult or not possible. The NRM-Moltzan partnership focuses on educating Olympic and individual sports’ governing bodies about the critical need to provide this insurance coverage to their athletes.

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Paula Moltzan on this initiative,” says Dr. Jenny Brown, NRM’s Medical Director. “Her platform as an elite athlete provides a unique opportunity to educate other women about the importance of fertility awareness and preservation. When it comes to a career and family, thoughtful planning can help you have both. I am excited we might be able to help Paula win some races by taking away the stress of a ticking biological clock!”

“I’m at the height of my career so far, and I want to continue to compete at the highest level of the sport without having to worry if I’m compromising other dreams,” said Moltzan. “By working with the team at NRM, I can take control of my reproductive health and own my future without sacrificing my Olympic dreams. I’m not done yet.”

Between Moltzan's advocacy and NRM's dedicated staff, they hope to spread the word that individuals can pursue their personal and professional goals without compromising their reproductive future.

To learn more and schedule an initial fertility evaluation and consultation, visit nrmvt.com.

10/27/2025

NRM wants to send a huge thank you to everyone who came out to our recent Open House at Maitri! Our team loved meeting you, hearing your stories, and chatting about reproductive rights and the care options NRM offers.

Each Open House gives us a chance to learn and grow — so we can keep making these events even more informative, supportive, and empowering for our community.

A special shoutout to Maitri for sharing your beautiful space and making everyone feel so welcome. And of course, thank you to Dr. Brown and Dr. Boniface for sharing your wisdom and passion!

We can’t wait to see you at the next one!

10/15/2025

Join us tomorrow, October 16th from 5 PM to 7 PM for our Open House at Maitri! Everyone is welcome and you do not need to be a Maitri patient to attend.

We look forward to welcoming each and every one of you with open arms as we support one another on this journey.

If you're interested and haven’t RSVP’d yet, it’s not too late! Scan the QR code or click the link in our bio to learn more and RSVP today.

We can’t wait to see you there! 💜

10/02/2025

Our incredible team — Paige, MA; Dr. Brown; Claire, COO; and Jen, NP — had a fantastic time representing Vermont and connecting with so many inspiring individuals and teams.

Dr. Brown had the privilege of speaking on opening night to a welcoming audience of couples and individuals exploring family-building options. During the talk, Dr. Brown highlighted The Vermont Journey — a collaborative and supportive pathway to parenthood.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share, learn, and support the incredible community at Men Having Babies! Also, a big thank you to those who stopped by our booth to see this lovely team!

09/29/2025

Please help us in welcoming our new doctor, Dr. Cate Boniface!

Dr. Cate is an obstetrician-gynecologist and most recently completed a fellowship at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. Dr. Boniface brings her strong clinical background and the compassionate approach to care.

We are so excited to add Dr. Boniface to our team of medical professionals supporting our patients. Please join us in giving her a warm welcome!