Emma Giuliani, M.D. - Fertility Specialist

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!! Around here, our kind of egg hunt looks a little different… 🔬🥚 It’s filled with hope, science, resilience, and the incredible journeys of the patients we’re honored to support every day. Whether you’re still searching, in the middle of your journey, or celebrating your own miracle, we are cheering for you! Wishing you a day full of hope, renewal, and maybe a few perfectly mature follicles 😅

03/25/2026

Happy Doctors’ Day 🩺 I got pretty spoiled today: cake, flowers, breakfast,ice cream bar, the sweetest card… 🤪
But today isn’t just about recognition—it’s about gratitude. I’m incredibly thankful to be part of a team that shows up every day with compassion, resilience, and dedication. Medicine is never a solo journey, and I’m constantly inspired by the nurses, embryologists, PAs, MAs, support staff, and fellow physicians who make it possible to care for our patients the way they deserve.
Thank you for your teamwork, your strength, and the countless unseen moments that make a real difference.
Proud to stand alongside you all.

03/24/2026

National Infertility Awareness Week is less than a month away! Which means - it’s time for our 9th annual Fertility Diaries essay contest! Our prizes are bigger than ever this year, thanks to our lab partners over at matching what we give!

If you’d like to join us in raising awareness next month and possibly receiving some financial assistance in the process, visit our website to share your story and enter the contest. We will begin accepting entries tomorrow! Link in bio for more information.

11/27/2025

Today was one of those wonderfully busy days at TFC —the kind that reminds me why we do what we do. 8 retrievals, two transfers, one IUI, two new patients and 30+ IVF plans later…in the middle of the pace, pressure, and emotion that come with this work, I’m reminded how grateful I am for our team and patients. The nurses who bring calm to the chaos, the embryologists who work with such precision and care, the front-desk and support staff who keep everything moving with a smile.
It takes every single one of YOU to walk this journey with our patients, and I’m proud of the heart, resilience, and teamwork that show up here every day.
Busy days aren’t easy—but with this team, they’re meaningful. So thankful. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁

11/01/2025

10/15/2025

Honored to have attended the 2025 Oncofertility Consortium Annual Meeting this week!
This incredible gathering brought together experts, researchers, clinicians, and advocates working at the intersection of oncology and reproductive health. From cutting-edge fertility preservation techniques to deeply human conversations about survivorship and quality of life, the sessions were both inspiring and impactful.
Grateful for the opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate with such a dedicated community — all committed to ensuring patients facing cancer diagnoses have access to informed, compassionate reproductive care.
Looking forward to translating these insights into practice and continuing to push the field forward.

09/24/2025

As a practice, it’s important to reiterate that we look to the professional organizations in our field and follow the guidelines set forth by both the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) as well as the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).

In light of recent conversations surrounding acetaminophen, commonly known as Tylenol, we felt it was important to reassure our patients that the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy is a safe option for pain, reducing fevers, etc.

If you’d like more information, please contact your healthcare provider or visit the link in our bio to view an acetaminophen FAQ published by

09/23/2025

I’m lucky to have the best patients 💗💗

We are so lucky to have such kind and compassionate providers on our team. Patient-centered care is always their top priority ♥️

09/08/2025

Do you have irregular periods? You might have PCOS!

September is Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) awareness month. PCOS is a common hormonal disorder that causes the ovaries to produce excessive amounts of androgens. Some symptoms of PCOS include overgrowth of coarse facial or body hair (hirsutism), acne, lack of ovulation, irregular/heavy menstrual cycles or absence of menstrual cycles, infertility, etc.

If you suspect that you may have PCOS, reach out to a health care provider to discuss your symptoms.

08/23/2025

Double rainbow over TFC 🌈

08/04/2025

Grateful 💗

07/25/2025

Happy National Embryologist day to this amazing group of people! Happy birthday Louise Brown - first world IVF baby! 💗