After two recent lawsuits, the Fertility Center of Orlando has announced it will be shutting its doors. The local clinic, which came into the spotlight earlier this year after a couple claimed they gave birth to a baby who is not genetically theirs, is “closing its operations,” it said in a statement on its website.The office in Seminole County made the announcement on its website.The full statement from the Fertility Center of Orlando”After thoughtful consideration, Fertility Center of Orlando will be closing its operations.Patients are welcomed and encouraged to transition their care to CNY Fertility. CNY Fertility is committed to supporting your continuity of care. You will continue to see many of the same trusted and familiar faces who have been part of your care team, along with additional team members committed to supporting you on your journey.In accordance with Florida law, including Fla. Stat. § 456.057 and § 395.3025, you have the right to access and obtain copies of your medical records or have them transferred to a provider of your choice. To facilitate continuity of care, we encourage you to complete a records release form to transfer your records to CNY Fertility or another provider.If you have cryopreserved reproductive specimens in storage, you may elect to transfer them to CNY Fertility or to another licensed facility of your choosing. Please contact our office for coordination of these arrangements. Written authorization is required for any transfer of records or specimens. Please note that arrangements for the transfer of all cryopreserved specimens must be completed no later than April 15, 2026.Medical records will be retained and maintained in accordance with applicable Florida laws and regulations to ensure confidentiality and accessibility.We understand that fertility care is deeply personal, and we are committed to supporting you during this transition. If you wish to transfer your care, please text “ROI” to 407-345-9006 or contact our office at the same number for assistance.We are grateful for the trust you have placed in Fertility Center of Orlando and are honored to have been part of your journey.”WESH 2 has reached out for more information regarding this decision and the change in ownership mentioned in a court hearing Monday.In the court hearing, the clinic’s attorney said they are changing ownership starting May 1. However, the new owner was not specified. Last week, a second lawsuit was filed against the facility, claiming it never properly screened a woman for surrogacy, allegedly resulting in a newborn’s death.

SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. —

After two recent lawsuits, the Fertility Center of Orlando has announced it will be shutting its doors.

The local clinic, which came into the spotlight earlier this year after a couple claimed they gave birth to a baby who is not genetically theirs, is “closing its operations,” it said in a statement on its website.

The office in Seminole County made the announcement on its website.

The full statement from the Fertility Center of Orlando

“After thoughtful consideration, Fertility Center of Orlando will be closing its operations.

Patients are welcomed and encouraged to transition their care to CNY Fertility. CNY Fertility is committed to supporting your continuity of care. You will continue to see many of the same trusted and familiar faces who have been part of your care team, along with additional team members committed to supporting you on your journey.

In accordance with Florida law, including Fla. Stat. § 456.057 and § 395.3025, you have the right to access and obtain copies of your medical records or have them transferred to a provider of your choice. To facilitate continuity of care, we encourage you to complete a records release form to transfer your records to CNY Fertility or another provider.

If you have cryopreserved reproductive specimens in storage, you may elect to transfer them to CNY Fertility or to another licensed facility of your choosing. Please contact our office for coordination of these arrangements. Written authorization is required for any transfer of records or specimens. Please note that arrangements for the transfer of all cryopreserved specimens must be completed no later than April 15, 2026.

Medical records will be retained and maintained in accordance with applicable Florida laws and regulations to ensure confidentiality and accessibility.

We understand that fertility care is deeply personal, and we are committed to supporting you during this transition. If you wish to transfer your care, please text “ROI” to 407-345-9006 or contact our office at the same number for assistance.

We are grateful for the trust you have placed in Fertility Center of Orlando and are honored to have been part of your journey.”

WESH 2 has reached out for more information regarding this decision and the change in ownership mentioned in a court hearing Monday.

In the court hearing, the clinic’s attorney said they are changing ownership starting May 1. However, the new owner was not specified.

Last week, a second lawsuit was filed against the facility, claiming it never properly screened a woman for surrogacy, allegedly resulting in a newborn’s death.