The Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine of America (IRRMA) is an organization of medical professionals dedicated to providing evidence-based medical education and information on restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) and women’s healthcare.
IRRMA aims to expand access to quality science-based continuing medical education, provide mentorship, and further research in the area of RRM.
Our Vision
The Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine of America (IRRMA) strives to be a trusted voice and resource for clinicians, researchers, fertility educators and patients advancing restorative reproductive medicine (RRM) in the service of the dignity and truth of the human person.
RRM is authentic health care that addresses reproductive health problems using investigations and treatments focused on identifying and correcting underlying causes to restore normal function in cooperation with the reproductive system.
IRRMA seeks to unify medical professionals and researchers who share the belief that patients deserve scientifically-based and well-researched reproductive healthcare services.
IRRMA recognizes that RRM is an evolving field and promotes vigilance and curiosity through research.
IRRMA provides valuable medical education and mentoring opportunities that promote the ability of our members to provide state of the art RRM.
IRRMA seeks to build collaboration between like-minded organizations that advocate for various well validated fertility cycle tracking methods.
Our mission is to advance the art of restorative reproductive medicine through research and education
Meet The Board of Directors
The Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine of America is a trusted voice in uniting providers and researchers in the United States who share a common belief that patients deserve scientifically-based and well-researched reproductive health care services that cooperate with and restore reproductive function. IRRMA focuses on providing education in restorative reproductive medicine, mentoring and research, which it does through the annual RRM conference, quarterly Ask IRRMA case discussions and ReMEDY – a bimonthly research workshop.
