Denver – September 11, 2026 -- Spring Fertility has opened a new clinic in Denver, Colorado, expanding its network as the company marks 10 years in business and more than 10,000 patient pregnancies. The clinic, located at 1900 Lawrence Street, began accepting appointments on September 8.
Two Denver-area physicians lead the new clinic
Dr. Debra Minjarez, who spent more than 15 years as Medical Director of the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine (CCRM), will serve as Medical Director of Spring Fertility Denver. She is joined by Dr. Natalia Grob, who previously practiced at Kindbody Denver and Conceptions Reproductive Associates of Colorado.
"Every patient has a unique story, and we're committed to delivering individualized treatment plans backed by cutting-edge science while ensuring every patient feels seen, heard, and supported throughout their journey," Minjarez said.
Treatment plans adjust medication doses throughout each cycle
Spring Fertility says it customizes medication doses multiple times during a treatment cycle based on how a patient's body responds. Instead of relying solely on conventional high-dose regimens, the clinic offers gentler stimulation protocols aimed at patients with lower ovarian reserve.
The Denver location also extends monitoring hours beyond the typical early-morning-only windows common at other clinics, adding early morning and weekend appointment slots for working patients.
A payment plan lets patients freeze eggs now, pay later
Egg freezing is frequently excluded from insurance coverage. To address that gap, Spring Fertility offers what it calls the Spring Promise: a money-back guarantee paired with a payment plan that allows patients to freeze eggs immediately and spread out the cost over time.
"What drew me to Spring is its belief that exceptional medicine and a meaningful physician-patient relationship should go hand in hand," said Grob, who will practice at the new Denver clinic.
Spring Fertility currently operates locations across New York, California, and Oregon, with Denver marking its entry into Colorado.