Our Locations

Values-Aligned Care Accessible Nationwide

We would love to see you at either of our Tennessee offices.
Our Knoxville Location Our Nashville / Mt. Juliet Location

Our Locations

Values-Aligned Care Accessible Nationwide

We would love to see you at either of our Tennessee offices.
Our Knoxville Location Our Nashville / Mt. Juliet Location

TWO TENNESSEE OFFICES

One Seamless Care Experience

Our state-of-the-art clinic and IVF lab in Knoxville coordinates your unparalleled patient experience with high-precision lab and IVF procedures.  Our new satellite clinic in Nashville offers a 2nd location just minutes from Nashville International Airport (BNA) for patients to complete initial consultations, comprehensive diagnostic testing, and routine cycle monitoring with the convenience of being in a big city.  Our dual-location model is designed to provide a warm and unified treatment experience for both local families and out-of-state travelers.

Rejoice Fertility in Knoxville

Knoxville

11132 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37934

The home of our main location and our joint commission accredited laboratory, where we offer all services under one roof.  In October 2024 we moved into our beautiful 10,000 square foot facility in Farragut, that was designed from the ground up with you, our patients, in mind. Our goal is to provide a warm and welcoming environment to support the emotional and spiritual needs of our patients.

Our Knoxville Location

Rejoice Fertility in Nashville

Nashville / Mt. Juliet

660 S Mt Juliet Road
Mt Juliet, TN 37122

Our newest location located in Middle Tennessee is only 10-15 minutes from Nashville International Airport. This location will see new patients for consultations and testing, provide non-IVF treatments such as ovulation induction and IUIs, and handle monitoring (ultrasound) visits during IVF cycles. All IVF procedures, such as egg retrievals or embryo transfers will still take place in our IVF lab located in Knoxville.

Our Nashville / Mt. Juliet Location

How Our Locations Work Together

Coordinating Your Care Across Our Tennessee Locations

Most of your appointments, including the frequent monitoring visits during an IVF cycle, can take place at whichever office is easier for you to reach. When it is time for specialized IVF laboratory procedures like egg retrievals and embryo transfers, our state-of-the-art Knoxville laboratory team works seamlessly to deliver your care with precision and consistency at every step.

About IVF at Rejoice

Coming From Out of Town

Patients travel to us from across the country

Your journey begins with a complimentary, 15-minute virtual consultation with Dr. John David Gordon or Dr. Susan Sarajari. This initial conversation allows us to explore your family goals and discuss our unique, values-aligned philosophy, helping you feel completely confident that Rejoice is the right partner for you before making any travel plans

We strive to prevent unnecessary repeat testing and integrate your previous results into your medical record. However, a few key assessments—such as a saline sonogram or bloodwork—may need to be updated on an annual basis to ensure the absolute safety and success of your upcoming cycle.

Every patient visits either our Knoxville or our Nashville office to establish themselves as a patient before beginning any treatment cycle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Approximately 15% of couples are unable to achieve pregnancy after one year of regular, unprotected intercourse. After two years, approximately 10% of couples continue to experience difficulties conceiving.

Female infertility can result from a variety of factors that affect ovulation, fertilization, or implantation. Common causes include ovulation disorders, blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, uterine abnormalities, endometriosis, hormonal imbalances, and age related decline in egg quality. For pregnancy to occur, a woman must ovulate, have open fallopian tubes for the egg and sperm to meet, and have a healthy uterus capable of supporting implantation and pregnancy. Lifestyle factors, medical conditions, and irregular menstrual cycles can also impact fertility.

In addition to a health history and physical exam, we routinely order blood tests to check for conditions that may impact your fertility. Common blood tests include:

  • TSH to evaluate for thyroid disorders
  • Prolactin to rule out inappropriate production of the hormone responsible for supporting lactation
  • Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) level to evaluate ovarian reserve (your remaining egg supply).
  • Follicle-stimulating hormone and estradiol levels in the first few days of the menstrual cycle to evaluate ovarian function.
  • Progesterone level late in the second half of your menstrual cycle to tell if ovulation has occurred and if your ovaries are producing a normal amount of this hormone.

Because some of these tests must be done at specific times in the menstrual cycle and repeated for accuracy, this part of your evaluation may take several weeks. Other tests may be done to examine your Fallopian tubes and determine if a blockage is preventing movement of the egg from the ovaries or preventing the egg and sperm from reaching each other. The options to test the tubes include a hysterosalpingogram (x-ray test of the Fallopian tubes and uterus), FemVue transvaginal ultrasound (TVUS), and laparoscopy. TVUS can also be used to assess your ovaries, including the number of remaining follicles you have, and it can be used to assess the uterus.

Male infertility can result from a variety of conditions that affect sperm production, function, or delivery. Common causes include low sperm count, poor sperm motility and morphology, enlarged veins called varicoceles in the scrotum, hormonal imbalances, genetic conditions, infections, medication and anabolic steroid use, and blockages in the reproductive tract. For conception to occur, healthy motile sperm must be produced in the testicles and travel through the reproductive tract to fertilize an egg. Lifestyle factors, medical conditions, and environmental exposures can also affect male fertility.

Male infertility evaluation typically begins with a detailed medical history and physical examination. The most common diagnostic test is a semen analysis, which evaluates sperm count, motility, morphology and other key parameters. Because sperm production can vary over time, more than one semen analysis may be recommended for accurate assessment. Patients scheduled for a semen analysis should arrive with their completed forms prior to testing and must have a physician referral.

Treatment for male infertility depends on the underlying cause. Medications may be used to treat hormonal imbalances or other medical conditions affecting sperm production. Surgical procedures can correct conditions such as reproductive tract blockages or varicoceles that may impair fertility. When these treatments are not successful or are not appropriate, IVF with or without ICSI, may be recommended.

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