The path to parenthood is rarely a straight line. At Origins, we support fertility for all genders by addressing the whole personβ because we know that inflammation anywhere in the body impacts someone's ability to conceive.
Our approach includes five complementary therapies, each addressing a different layer of reproductive health based on the patient's needs.
The path to parenthood is rarely a straight line. At Origins, we support fertility for all genders by addressing the whole personβ because we know that inflammation anywhere in the body impacts someone's ability to conceive.
Our approach includes five complementary therapies, each addressing a different layer of reproductive health based on the patient's needs.
WEβRE HERE FOR YOU.
Intrauterine Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Regenerative therapy using your body's own healing factors to optimize the uterine environment and support implantation.
Acupuncture
Hormone regulation, improved pelvic circulation and stress support β tailored for IVF, IUI and natural cycle protocols.
IUI β Frozen Intrauterine Insemination
Offered for individuals and couples using frozen sperm to conceive, with inclusive LGBTQ+ affirming care.
Maya Abdominal Massage & Craniosacral therapy
Gentle hands-on bodywork to improve circulation and release restrictions affecting ovarian, uterine, and gastrointestinal health.
Naturopathic Medicine
Root-cause care including fertility and reproductive health education, lab analysis, semen analysis, targeted supplementation and medications when appropriate, and cycle optimization.

Dr. Laura Clevenger was one of the first providers to bring Intrauterine PRP to Oregon. She has performed numerous procedures supporting patients with thin uterine lining, recurrent implantation failure and complex reproductive conditions.
What is PRP?
A blood sample is drawn, spun in a centrifuge and concentrated into platelet-rich plasma β containing 10 to 20 times the platelet concentration of whole blood. This is then introduced directly into the uterine cavity through a thin catheter. At Origins, all PRP is processed using an FDA-approved device with only fresh β never frozen β plasma.
PRP contains over 1,100 proteins and key growth factors β stimulating endometrial growth, promoting new blood vessel formation and creating the biological conditions necessary for successful implantation.
WEβRE HERE FOR YOU.
Intrauterine Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Regenerative therapy using your body's own healing factors to optimize the uterine environment and support implantation.
Acupuncture
Hormone regulation, improved pelvic circulation and stress support β tailored for IVF, IUI and natural cycle protocols.
IUI β Frozen Intrauterine Insemination
Offered for individuals and couples using frozen sperm to conceive, with inclusive LGBTQ+ affirming care.
Maya Abdominal Massage & Craniosacral therapy
Gentle hands-on bodywork to improve circulation and release restrictions affecting ovarian, uterine, and gastrointestinal health.
Naturopathic Medicine
Root-cause care including fertility and reproductive health education, lab analysis, semen analysis, targeted supplementation and medications when appropriate, and cycle optimization.

A blood sample is drawn, spun in a centrifuge and concentrated into platelet-rich plasma β containing 10 to 20 times the platelet concentration of whole blood. This is then introduced directly into the uterine cavity through a thin catheter. At Origins, all PRP is processed using an FDA-approved device with only fresh β never frozen β plasma.
PRP contains over 1,100 proteins and key growth factors β stimulating endometrial growth, promoting new blood vessel formation and creating the biological conditions necessary for successful implantation.
Thin uterine lining
Recurrent implantation failure
Asherman's syndrome and uterine adhesions
Adenomyosis and endometritis
Unexplained infertility
Post-surgical uterine recovery
Dr. Clevenger's training at the National University of Natural Medicine, her post-graduate fellowship in integrative fertility and her extensive procedural experience make her one of Oregon's most skilled practitioners in this emerging field. She is an inclusive LGBTQ+ affirming provider who welcomes patients of all genders and family structures.
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Most patients experience mild cramping, similar to period cramps or a pap smear.
We time the procedure differently based on the condition and the reason for performing the intrauterine PRP. We will decide the timing based on what is best for your body.
Some protocols involve a single infusion per cycle. Others may recommend two infusions in one cycle or one infusion across multiple cycles depending on your individual clinical picture. Dr. Clevenger will discuss the right protocol for you at your consultation.
You may experience mild spotting, cramping and clear/yellow discharge following the procedure. Avoid ibuprofen and NSAIDs for 7 days before and after. Eat beforehand and stay well hydrated for the blood draw.
There is a rare risk of infection with any intrauterine procedure and the procedure may not be effective for every patient. Dr. Clevenger will review all risks and alternatives with you during your consultation.
Intrauterine PRP is not covered by insurance. HSA and FSA payments are accepted.
Yes. While most published research focuses on embryo transfer cycles, we believe PRP can also benefit patients trying naturally or utilizing IUI. Dr. Clevenger will help you determine the best protocol for your situation.
June 2025 β A comprehensive review found intrauterine PRP may enhance endometrial thickness and improve implantation and pregnancy rates in women with refractory thin endometrium.
March 2025 β A network meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials found PRP was the most effective treatment for recurrent implantation failure among all interventions studied.
Dr. Clevenger's training at the National University of Natural Medicine, her post-graduate fellowship in integrative fertility and her extensive procedural experience make her one of Oregon's most skilled practitioners in this emerging field. She is an inclusive LGBTQ+ affirming provider who welcomes patients of all genders and family structures.
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Testimonials
Real experiences from real people. At Origins Integrative Health, our measure of success is simple β how our patients feel, heal, and thrive over time.
GET STARTED
Your health story deserves more than a surface-level answer.
Letβs go deeper β together.
1421 SE Ankeny St.,
Portland, OR 97214
Get our latest insights to support your journey to better health.
Β© 2026 Origins Integrative Health. All rights reserved.