Infertility treatment can be emotionally, physically, and financially stressful. The staff of Huntington Reproductive realizes this and makes every effort to help patients cope. We have fertility specialists, nurses, psychologists, patient advocates, and financial counselors all dedicated to making infertility treatment as pleasant as possible.

Oftentimes couples have the impression that they cannot afford the cost of infertility treatments. This is because the mass media usually reports on the most advanced, and expensive, treatments. The majority of couples will become pregnant using less expensive technologies such as intrauterine insemination or through medical treatment of conditions such as ovulatory disorders. IVF is actually required by a small percentage of patients.

It is also true that most managed care organizations do not provide coverage for infertility. Benefits are provided in states that have mandated coverage but even then they are limited. One of the most important steps patients can take is to obtain a copy of their actual insurance policy. Our counselors closely review this information with each couple to legally maximize any benefits that are available.

Some managed care providers cover many diagnostic procedures, and some treatments. This might include the diagnostic laparoscopy, which might also be done for treatment of conditions such as endometriosis.

Studies demonstrate that treatment by a fertility specialist / reproductive endocrinologist is the most cost effective means of diagnosing and treating infertility. Our specialized staff has years of experience and always employs the level of technology needed to achieve pregnancy while considering factors such as cost and personal circumstances.

Tragically, we sometimes see patients who have had months of Clomid therapy even though studies clearly demonstrate there is no advantage to using the drug for more than 3-6 ovulatory cycles. We also see women who have been treated with no evaluation of the male. Treatment of the female cannot be successful in the absence of viable sperm. The most expensive treatment is one that cannot work.

Additionally, infertile women in their thirties must see a reproductive endocrinologist as soon as possible. Fertility can decline very rapidly in this age group and the appropriate treatment must begin as soon as possible.

CURRENT IVF CYCLE PRICING

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2008

Please note the above does not include: 1st consultation fee, medications, pre cycle testing, or anesthesia. Other additional expenses may apply.

Our fee for a patient's 1st Consultation is $315. A review of your medical history with your physician will be done and may also include a pelvic exam and an ultrasound. The consultation fee does not include any laboratory services or medications.

Third Party Cycle Table I

HRC's Refund Guarantee Program

In our continuing effort to provide our patients with multiple options to access state-of-the-art care, HRC is proud to offer our “Refund Guarantee” program to qualifying patients.

Qualifying patients may attempt up to 3 IVF cycles and all of the frozen embryo transfers available in order to achieve a successful pregnancy which results in the birth of a baby. If the treatment does not result in the birth of a baby, ninety percent of the program fees paid to HRC will be refunded. HRC offers this program as evidence of our confidence in our physicians and treatment at HRC which enables us to “share the risk” with our patients.

Refund Guarantee Prices

• Requires a Clomid Challenge Test
• Patients must qualify for inclusion/exclusion criteria
• All 3 IVF cycles must be completed within eighteen (18) months
• Does not include any embryo storage fees should frozen embryos remain following a successful pregnancy

*Must meet qualifying criteria in order to use this option. Please speak with a financial counselor regarding terms and conditions of this program.

• Please Review Our Fertility Treatment Financial Policies