Patients livingoutside Mexico City
CEMPI offers remote monitoring of IVF treatment, so in-person visits are concentrated at the key points of the cycle.
If you live outside our city, we can coordinate part of the monitoring with your primary physician or a specialist in your city. Some tests and ultrasounds can be performed locally and reviewed by our medical team to follow up on your treatment.
This way, your time at CEMPI is concentrated on the key moments of treatment, reducing the need for travel and frequent visits. Your physician will tell you when you need to come to CEMPI and which tests can be done in your city.
The visit schedule will depend on your protocol, your response to treatment and the needs of each stage. During your initial evaluation, we will explain the follow-up plan and the visits that will be needed.
Logistics
How does remote monitoring work together with your local physician?
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First contact and remote assessment
You send your previous test results and we schedule a video consultation with the physician who will handle your case.
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Coordinated monitoring in your city, together with your primary physician
Some of the necessary ultrasounds and lab tests can be performed in your city. We work together with your primary physician, who can support us with local monitoring, while our team reviews the results and coordinates the next steps of your treatment with you.
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In-person visits at the key moments
The procedures that require the clinical unit are concentrated into a few days at the branch you choose.
FAQ
Questions from out-of-town patients
It depends on your protocol and your response to treatment. The procedures that do require your presence are follicular aspiration and embryo transfer; your physician will define the exact schedule at your initial evaluation.
Take the next step with a clear plan
Book an evaluation with one of our specialists and receive a treatment plan and proposal.
This information is educational and does not replace a medical evaluation. Your treatment plan will be determined individually by your physician.