Jesse Hade, MD

Jesse Hade, MD Treating complex and often overlooked problems is a specialty that Dr. Hade has mastered throughout his career.

Dr. Hade is a compassionate and dedicated board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist with over 20 years of private practice experience. Experience matters, since all treatments provided by Dr. Hade are hand crafted and tailored to the specific needs of his patients. He believes great treatment does not have to come at the cost of being treated like another number and that everyone should be treated like “family.”

He has mentored and trained many physicians currently in practice throughout the country and is an award-winning physician with numerous research studies and publications including chapter reviews in some of the most coveted textbooks. He has been featured in numerous television shows and interviews and is considered one of the leading experts in fertility today. Dr. Hade received his Bachelor of Arts in Biology at Washington University in St. Louis, his medical degree from New York Medical College followed by a residency in OBGYN at SUNY Downstate Health and Science University in Brooklyn and his fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, California.

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10/06/2021

I look forward to answering all of your questions! Comment your questions below.

Getting over the hump of this week by looking back at one of our favorite ! (well, all of our success stories are our f...
10/06/2021

Getting over the hump of this week by looking back at one of our favorite ! (well, all of our success stories are our favorites 😊)

"Whomever says that super heroes do not exist have not yet met you all!

We just want to proudly announce that we have welcomed our healthy baby girl into this world and could not have done it without all of you beautiful souls!

Please say hello to our little lady Ms. Ella Coco born on: April 8th, 2021

We can not thank you enough for fulfilling our hearts. We are now complete.

Thank you for always,
Eles and Sandra C."

I am happy to answer all of your fertility questions!
10/05/2021

I am happy to answer all of your fertility questions!

Yes. Having PCOS does not mean you can't get pregnant. PCOS is one of the most common, but treatable, causes of infertil...
09/29/2021

Yes. Having PCOS does not mean you can't get pregnant. PCOS is one of the most common, but treatable, causes of infertility in women. In women with PCOS, the hormonal imbalance interferes with the growth and release of eggs from the ovaries (ovulation). If you don't ovulate, you can't get pregnant. Your doctor can talk with you about ways to help you ovulate and to raise your chance of getting pregnant.

What is secondary infertility? Secondary infertility is the inability to conceive a child or carry a pregnancy to full t...
09/22/2021

What is secondary infertility?

Secondary infertility is the inability to conceive a child or carry a pregnancy to full term after previously giving birth.

This can be especially hard for anyone that already had to overcome fertility struggles to give birth.

But that doesn't mean this hurdle can't be overcome either.

And knowing how it starts is how you can continue your fertility journey successfully.

Some of the causes of secondary infertility are:
- fallopian tube damage
- ovulation disorders
- endometriosis
- other uterine conditions
- age
- weight

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09/20/2021

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, meet Nnenna, who recently joined the Generation Next Fertility team as a Medical Scribe and Clinical Assistant!Nnenna...
09/17/2021

, meet Nnenna, who recently joined the Generation Next Fertility team as a Medical Scribe and Clinical Assistant!

Nnenna recently graduated from UVA with a degree in Biology and a Bioethics minor.

As someone who loves theory and imagining all the different ways things like healthcare can be restructured, she's most excited to learn more about the reality of what healthcare actually entails, because knowing how things are is just as important as thinking about how they could be (leave a like 👍 if you agree!)

"Clinical research was a major part of my undergraduate experience so I’m excited to hopefully participate in research during my time at Generation Next Fertility!"

Nnenna spends her free time painting, baking, and going on walks.

Leave a comment "Hi!" to Nnenna!

09/16/2021

to when one of our patients joined a panel discussion on Good Morning America to talk about and mentioned us on the air! Everyone at Generation Next Fertility is so thankful for the shoutout and we look forward to helping others with their !

Meet Julia, our of the week! She is from the Bay Area, but is now a proud New Yorker. Julia completed her BS in Neur...
08/27/2021

Meet Julia, our of the week! She is from the Bay Area, but is now a proud New Yorker. Julia completed her BS in Neuroscience and minor in Gender and Health from the University of Michigan last year.

Julia became passionate about Women's Health during her first Women's Health class. She then interned for a non-profit organization that is creating Detroit's first birth center with the goal of combating poor birth outcomes.

Julia is also trained in prenatal, birthing, and postpartum doula support and she also served as a personal care assistant for a young lady suffering from a rare neurological disorder.

Julia is also a skilled writer. She has co-authored several publications, including a paper with Michigan Center for Hand Outcomes and Innovative Research (M-CHOIR), "A Systematic Review of Health Disparities Research in Plastic Surgery" (2021).

Julia wants to be an OBGYN. Her favorite part about Generation Next Fertility is being able to offer women autonomy in their family building journey through creative and personalized healthcare.

When she's not in the office, Julia can be found drawing, painting, working out, reading a book, or exploring the city!

Leave a like or comment to say Hi to Julia!

Today is 👼and we'd like to take this day to express the immense gratitude to our staff and patients. We sometimes get ...
08/22/2021

Today is 👼and we'd like to take this day to express the immense gratitude to our staff and patients.

We sometimes get called angels by our patients as we help them bring their own precious baby angels into the world.

It is a great honor that we do not take lightly and everyone at Generation Next Fertility strives to do the best we can to help people make miracles happen.

Thank you again for putting your trust in us 😇

We tried beating the heat last week and treated the team to these delicious and cute cupcakes!
08/16/2021

We tried beating the heat last week and treated the team to these delicious and cute cupcakes!

Meet our of the week Victoria! She is a proud New Yorker 🗽, a twin 👯, and first-generation student who received her ...
08/06/2021

Meet our of the week Victoria! She is a proud New Yorker 🗽, a twin 👯, and first-generation student who received her Bachelor of Science from Brandeis University in Biology and Health Sciences 🎓

While pursuing her undergrad, Victoria was a clinical research assistant at Mount Sinai Hospital and has published research in the fields of pediatric endocrinology and emergency medicine. She was also a a teaching assistant for Biology Lab during undergrad, and her favorite part of it was learning that education has the ability to transcend language and cultural barriers (just like healthcare should!) One of her proudest accomplishments during her college career was serving as President of the Taiwanese Students Association, where she put on events to promote cultural awareness and diversity on campus.

During the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Victoria also conducted public health research which focused on how social determinants of health influenced treatment for adolescents diagnosed COVID-19.

What she likes most about being part of the Generation Next Fertility team is interacting with patients from different backgrounds. "Each each fertility journey is unique and intimate, and it's a great honor to be apart of that!"

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