since the overturning of roe v. wade, rebecca police out estimates artemis and it calls for more than 50 women a day. they are often worried of the status of embryos they have already created in their home states, and the possibility of new laws. they are very, very stressed out as it is, just going through fertility treatments. they don t need this on top of this. now, boston ivf is one of several clinics helping patients move embryos. for about $500, the clinical use a courier to transfer the tissues of women in states with restrictive abortion laws to over here, in massachusetts. because ivf is expensive, and rates of success very, patients usually try to increase their chances by creating more embryos than they planned to use. and that is where antiabortion advocates take issue. do you think fertility doctors in the united states are fertilizing too many eggs? absolutely. oftentimes, people destroy those embryos. those are little human beings, just waiting for implantatio
reporter: at boston ivf, the fertility clinic in waltham, massachusetts, the calls keep coming. since the overturning of roe v. wade, rebecca estimates her team has answered calls from more than 50 women a day. they re often worried about the status of embryos they ve already created in their home states and the possibility of new laws they re very, very stressed out as it is just going through fertility treatments they don t need this on top of it. reporter: now boston ivf is one of several clinics helping patients move embryos. for about $500, the clinic will use a courier to transfer the tissues of women in states with restrictive abortion laws to here in massachusetts. because ivf is expensive and rates of success vary, patients usually try to increase their chances by creating more embryos than they plan to use, and that s where anti-abortion advocates take issue. do you think fertility doctors in the united states are fertilizing too many eggs absolutely. oftentimes peo
Logistical reality of moving everyone to that clinic, that s reality is grim. let s listen. we are not going to be able to see lots of those patients. the truth of the matter is, the clinic in illinois, the carbondale clinic will be helpful. we will see a couple thousand patients we will be able to see, but we will be able to see everyone. we saw almost 4000 patients just in our facility last year for abortion, and that doesn t include the folks are seeing down the street at planned parenthood, or the folks at nashville. there is going to be greater need than there will be access available in the state of illinois. so, they re certainly grappling with that. that trigger law will go into effect in just a few weeks that will ban abortion, any abortion, after fertilization. that makes abortion providers subject to a class see felony if they provide one, and the way the law is written, yasmin, fertility doctors here are concerned that it could impact