The Fertility Institute of New Orleans is a part of the First Fertility family of centers.
Dr. Dickey has served with distinction since founding The Fertility Institute in 1976, pioneering fertility advancements and teaching generations of fertility specialists as a professor at Louisiana State University and Tulane medical schools. He retired from the practice in 2022.
Our IVF lab has a rigorous system to protects patients’ stored eggs, embryos & sperm during hurricanes & other disasters. Learn more about how we care for the smallest details.
Kelly sought help from surrogate Jasmine and Dr. Jay Huber to become pregnant. They are sharing their story in the hopes of helping others.
During Hurricane Katrina, Fertility Inst. of New Orleans rescued frozen embryos by boat, resulting in Noah, Katrina’s youngest survivor.
Inside New Orleans magazine featured Drs. Sartor, Huber and Lu as the city’s leading fertility doctors, voted on by readers.
Should you get the COVID-19 vaccine if you are pregnant or seeking to become pregnant? Our fertility doctors share guidance in our latest FAQ.
Fertility surgery to remove uterine polyps didn’t keep Caitlin down and out, or even asleep! Learn about her successful surgery and the benefits of this new “awake” procedure in our latest patient story.
Louisiana Health Daily covered our new Luminelle system for hysteroscopy surgery, a time & money saving procedure performed by Dr. Huber.
FINO offers an advanced system for surgical procedures while awake to spare patients’ anxiety, recovery time and costs while improving outcomes.
Dr. Sissy Sartor shares her thoughts on the baby bust, the importance of a positive patient rapport and women in the workforce in this edition of the New Orleans Magazine.