Dr. Scotchie Warns of Providers’ Risks With New TN Abortion Law
Dr. Scotchie tells the Times Free Press about prosecution risks to physicians with passage of Tennessee’s trigger abortion law.
You may have heard about the recent recall of an embryo culture oil produced by Fujifilm Irvine Scientific due to the manufacturer learning of concerns some labs were seeing in poor embryo development when cultured in the oil.
We want to reassure our patients that we have never used and do not currently use the recently recalled Fujifilm Irvine Scientific oil products to culture embryos. We maintain our commitment to providing the highest quality lab environment for our IVF patients. The recall demonstrates that, as with many medical treatments, problems can arise despite the best efforts of a medical practice. While we cannot predict the future to know if a different manufacturer that we use would ever need to recall an IVF lab product, we can promise our patients full transparency if something like that were to occur so they can be informed on the various factors that may or may not have affected their embryo culture. This is important in helping couples who have had poor IVF outcomes make more informed decisions on if they should try IVF again.
Dr. Scotchie tells the Times Free Press about prosecution risks to physicians with passage of Tennessee’s trigger abortion law.
Dr. Scotchie and Dr. Murray express their concerns with Tennessee’s new trigger law and worry about the law’s impact on patient treatment.
Tennessee’s new abortion law does not apply to IVF, but Dr. Scotchie warns the movement could lead to more challenges for practices down the road.
Dr. Scotchie and Dr. Murray received the Top Doctor Award for being among the best doctors in the country for fertility treatment. Learn more about their achievements.
Dr. Jessica Scotchie provides statistics to SingleCare on common disorders that can lead to female infertility.
Healthline interviewed Tennessee Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Jessica Scoctchie on AMH testing and how it relates to reproductive health.
Healthline Parenthood interviewed TRM’s Dr. Jessica Scotchie for tips on pursuing pregnancy after IUD removal.
Dr. Scotchie shared with Theralogix nutrition and lifestyle-related advice for patients preparing for fertility treatment.
Bustle article turns to Tennessee Reproductive Medicine’s Dr. Rink Murray in Chattanooga for expertise on improving fertility.
TRM celebrated ten years of helping more than 10,000 patients through fertility treatment with a family-friendly party at the Tennessee RiverPlace on October 21, 2018. WRCB Channel 3 came to the celebration and spoke with our doctors and patients.