
Dr. Peter Klatsky
Fertility Specialist
For people living or working in SoHo / NoHo, fertility care is available at Spring Fertility Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan. Our New York City team provides fertility evaluation, IVF, IUI, egg freezing, and other family-building care, with treatment planning informed by your health history, goals, and individual response.
A fertility doctor, also called a reproductive endocrinologist, has advanced training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Meeting with a specialist does not mean that you are committing to IVF. An initial visit is an opportunity to discuss your health history, reproductive goals, and whether testing or treatment may be appropriate.
You may consider a consultation if pregnancy is taking longer than expected, menstrual cycles are irregular or absent, you have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss, or you have a known condition that may affect fertility. A consultation may also be useful when exploring egg or embryo freezing, donor-assisted reproduction, gestational carrier care, or another family-building path.
Choosing a fertility specialist is a personal decision. Consider the physician’s training, the quality of the IVF laboratory, the range of available services, and how the practice communicates with patients throughout evaluation and treatment.
Look for a reproductive endocrinologist who can explain how your history, test results, and goals inform the recommended next step.
Your physician should explain how a particular evaluation or treatment approach may support your needs and goals.
Ensure you understand each phase of the process, have opportunities to ask questions, and know how to reach your care team.
Spring Fertility Bryant Park provides fertility evaluation and a range of family-building services. Select a button to learn more:
Your reproductive history, biology, prior treatment experience, and goals are individual. Your care plan should be, too.
At Spring Fertility, your physician reviews your clinical information and explains the reasoning behind recommended testing or treatment. If care moves forward, your plan can be adjusted as new information becomes available and as your body responds.
Specialized workstations are designed to maintain controlled conditions while eggs and embryos are handled outside the incubator.
Embryologists apply scientific expertise and careful guidance throughout fertilization, embryo development, testing, freezing, and storage.
Electronic witnessing and independent manual verification help maintain a clear chain of custody during critical laboratory steps.
Frozen eggs and embryos are supported by monitoring systems, redundancies, alerts, and ongoing human oversight.
For Downtown Brooklyn patients considering IVF, Spring Fertility Bryant Park brings fertility physicians, monitoring, procedures, embryology, and laboratory care together at one Midtown Manhattan location.
IVF generally includes ovarian stimulation and monitoring, egg retrieval, fertilization and embryo development in the laboratory, and, when appropriate, embryo transfer. The details vary by patient. IVF is not the right next step for everyone, and your physician can help determine which options may fit your circumstances and goals.
Our fertility specialists and physician assistant practice out of our Bryant Park office. The physician you start with will continue to care for you, so you have the opportunity to see the same doctor at every visit.

Dr. Peter Klatsky
Fertility Specialist

Dr. Catha Fischer
Fertility Specialist

Dr. Kolbe Hancock
Fertility Specialist

Dr. Nicole Yoder
Fertility Specialist

Dr. Quetrell Heyward
Fertility Specialist

Dr. Michelle Kappy
Fertility Specialist
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Spring Fertility New York City is located at 114 W 41st Street, 2nd Floor, near Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan. Patients traveling from SoHo / NoHo can receive consultations, monitoring, procedures, and laboratory care at one location.
Nearby transit: Broadway-Lafayette St, Bleecker St, and Prince St.
Route to Bryant Park: The B, D, F, or M train from Broadway-Lafayette St provides direct service to 42 St-Bryant Park.
Nearby areas: Greenwich Village, Nolita, the East Village, and Tribeca.
Transit service can change. Check current MTA or PATH information before your visit.
The cost of fertility care depends on the evaluation, treatment plan, medications, laboratory services, and other care a patient may need. Insurance coverage varies by employer and individual plan.
Before treatment begins, ask for a personalized cost estimate and confirm which services are covered, which may be paid out of pocket, and whether prior authorization or other plan requirements apply.
A fertility doctor is a physician with specialized training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Fertility doctors evaluate reproductive health and discuss treatment or preservation options based on each patient’s circumstances.
The terms are often used interchangeably. A reproductive endocrinologist, sometimes called an REI, is an OB-GYN who has completed additional subspecialty training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility.
No. An initial evaluation is designed to help you understand your reproductive health and available options. Depending on your findings and goals, next steps may include additional testing, medication, IUI, IVF, fertility preservation, or another individualized approach.
Spring Fertility’s New York City fertility physicians see patients at the Bryant Park clinic at 114 W 41st Street in Midtown Manhattan.
Request a consultation through Spring Fertility’s online Book a Consult form.
Schedule a consultation with Spring Fertility to discuss your options.