The system
What is FertilityCare?
FertilityCare is an educational and medical system that teaches women and couples to know, understand, and care for their reproductive health — with science, respect, and personalized support.
FertilityCare is not a single treatment or a one-time appointment. It is a system that combines education about the cycle with medical care. It starts from a simple idea: a woman's cycle is a continuous source of information about her health, and learning to read it changes the quality of the care she receives.
The system is made up of three parts that work together: the Creighton Model (the educational part), NaProTECHNOLOGY® (the medical part), and the Practitioner who teaches and accompanies each woman or couple.
It is used both to care for reproductive health in general and to address specific concerns such as irregular cycles, pain, or difficulty achieving a pregnancy — always starting by looking for the causes.
A woman's cycle is not a problem to be silenced: it is information to be understood.
The principle behind the entire FertilityCare system.
Three parts, one system
Each part has a clear role, and together they cover education, support, and medical care.
Creighton Model
Observe and chart the biomarkers of the cycle with standardized criteria.
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The trained professional who teaches the method and accompanies you over time.
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The medical science that works with the chart to find and treat causes.
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Cycle education
Understand what is normal for you and recognize when something changes.
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Reproductive health
Care for the cycle across different stages of life, not only when seeking a pregnancy.
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Fertility
Learn to identify fertile and infertile times according to the system's criteria.
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Symptoms and conditions
Provide the doctor with objective data on pain, irregular bleeding, or altered cycles.
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Couples
Make decisions together with shared, reliable information.
Your cycle has something to tell you
Learn to read it with a Practitioner near you.