
For patients undergoing fertility treatment, sperm may be banked in certain circumstances, including before:
- Cancer treatment
- Spinal cord procedures
- Autoimmune diseases
- Treatment with fertility-reducing medications
- Using a gestational surrogate
- Gender transition surgery
- Vasectomy surgery
- Advancing age
The Sperm Freezing Process
RMA of New York – Long Island offers sperm freezing and storage for partners of patients receiving IVF and other fertility treatments at RMA of New York. The first step is to have a consultation with one of our fertility specialists as well as a semen analysis. This test evaluates the quantity and quality of sperm to assess male fertility and diagnose potential issues.
For semen analysis, the patient provides a semen sample, either through self-procurement or testicular sperm aspiration or extraction. The semen sample is examined, condensed into a highly concentrated solution, and flash-frozen through a cryopreservation technique known as vitrification. The sample is then stored safely in our Melville, NY facility, ready to be thawed when needed.
If you are the partner of a patient receiving fertility treatment at RMA of New York – Long Island and would like to learn more about sperm banking, your care team can discuss whether it is appropriate for your circumstances.

Why RMA of New York – Long Island: Sperm Banking
Since 1988, RMA of New York – Long Island has provided fertility patients throughout Nassau and Suffolk Counties with advanced, high-level fertility care, including sperm banking. Our unique approach to infertility care is firmly rooted in creating an individualized experience for each patient, using the safest and most effective technologies available, all with the convenience of being a local, neighborhood practice. When you walk into one of our fertility clinics, you can expect to work with a compassionate team that is dedicated to guiding you along your family-building path.
Visit us at one of our six convenient locations on Long Island, or request a consultation and take the first step toward growing your family.
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