Fertility startup Future Family has launched a reciprocal IVF program for lesbian and trans couples:
planning to become a parent, this procedure is becoming an increasingly popular option. But there is clearly a lack of open and inclusive fertility practices when it comes to the LGBTQ+ community, who often face intense scrutiny and discriminatory behaviors.
Tomkins launched San Francisco-based Future Family in 2017 after experiencing the confusion, complexity and high costs of fertility treatments herself. Even though reciprocal IVF has many similarities with traditional IVF, there is one aspect that makes a huge difference, psychologically speaking: with reciprocal IVF, both individuals can participate in the process.
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