Location
Specialty
Waterloo
"The most rewarding is seeing patients have success; finally getting a positive
result and taking home their baby. We love getting emails or cards with baby
photos from patients, it really is such a tangible way to make a difference in
someone's life."
Dr Judith Campanaro graduated from Queen's University School of Medicine in 1988
and completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of
Ottawa in 1993.
With a focus on reproductive medicine, Dr. Campanaro founded KARMA Fertility
(now Generation Fertility, Waterloo) in 1999, opening the first full IVF lab in
the Kitchener-Waterloo region. Proudly opening a new state-of-the-art facility
in March 2021 serving Southwestern Ontario and providing treatment to over 1,200
patients every year. The practice comprises over 20 staff which includes
physicians, nurses, laboratory/technolgists, and patient support.
Dr. Campanaro has an inclusive patient practice and welcomes individuals from
all backgrounds. She is particularly passionate about treating endometrial
concerns affecting fertility, immunology infertility, and recurrent pregnancy
loss.
Dr Campanaro is originally from the Thousand Islands region and currently lives
in Waterloo. She has two daughters. Her non-fertility passion is riding and
breeding horses, specifically the Gypsy Vanner breed.
Preservation
Fertility
Waterloo
"The field of fertility is the most wonderful of all the amazing professions of
medicine. When a fertility treatment is successful, boundless happiness
overwhelms the patient and the entire medical team."
Dr. Holzer is an experienced reproductive endocrinology and infertility
specialist. He believes the field of fertility is the most wonderful of all the
amazing professions in medicine.
Dr. Holzer attended the Hebrew University-Hadassah School of Medicine in
Jerusalem, where he was class valedictorian and was awarded his MD in 1991. He
has completed an internship and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at
Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center, as well as a fellowship in
Gynecologic Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility in the Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology, at McGill University, Montreal, Canada.
As both a passionate practitioner and researcher, Dr. Holzer has published in 25
different journals contributing to over 80 articles, along with numerous text
books, case reports, reviews, and scientific conferences.
Most recently, Dr. Holzer was the Associate Chair for the Interdisciplinary
Professions Committee to Examine the Wellbeing of the Child and on the
Institutional Committee for Organizing and Supervising of Sperm Bank Activity,
both within Hadassah Medical Organization. He is on the medical advisory board
for Fertile Future, on the board of directors for A World of Dreams Foundation,
and on the executive committee for Canadian Friends of Meir Panim, Relief
Centers in Israel.
Lending his expertise to a number of academic and research institutions, Dr.
Holzer has held positions at Hadassah University Medical Center in Jerusalem,
Israel, McGill University Health Center, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and the
Israel Cancer Research Foundation (ICRF), in Montreal, Canada, to name a few.
Most recently, Dr. Holzer was the Director of the REI and IVF department, and
the Associate Director of the Division of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Hadassah
Medical Organization, in Jerusalem, Israel.
Dr. Holzer is married to his wife, Naomi, and has three children.
Preservation
Fertility
We are from out of town, so our drive to Generation Fertility, Waterloo (formerly KARMA Fertility) was about 1.5 hours each way - and I tell my friends all the time that I would have driven double that time to experience the excellent care (and success!) we've had at Generation Fertility Waterloo.
To say that my husband and I are forever thankful to Generation Fertility, Waterloo (formerly KARMA Fertility) is an understatement. We are so grateful that we were referred to Dr. Campanaro.
We are the Cherry’s, I’m Sarah, and my husband is Kyle. We have a son who is 24 whom I had very young. When Kyle and I first met we knew we wanted children together but not right away. We wanted to enjoy our relationship for a few years, take on home renovation projects and focus on our careers.