Affording Fertility Treatment

Understanding Fertility Treatment Costs

We know that fertility treatment costs can be a major source of stress. CCRM believes in transparent pricing – we want you to feel confident about your estimated out-of-pocket cost for treatment. This video will walk you through insurance coverage for fertility treatments, various refund and multi-cycle programs and financing options available at CCRM.

IVF Costs

Learn about the fees associated with in vitro fertilization (IVF).

IUI Costs

Learn about the fees associated with intrauterine insemination (IUI).

Egg Freezing Costs

Learn about the fees associated with freezing your eggs.

Fertility Financing

CCRM partners with fertility financing specialists to provide patients with resources that help to remove financial barriers to treatment.

IVF Refund and Multi-Cycle Programs

Don’t let the cost of fertility treatments stand between you and your success at CCRM. Through CCRM’s Assure IVF Refund and Multi-Cycle Discount Programs, we are able to offer a fixed, discounted fee for multiple IVF cycles and frozen embryo transfers.

Understanding Your Fertility Insurance Benefits

CCRM has compiled a list of questions to ask your insurance provider about fertility benefits.

Military Discount

The CCRM Network Offers an IVF Discount to Active Duty Military Personnel and Qualified Veterans.

Oncofertility Discount

For those patients wishing to pursue fertility preservation services prior to their treatment for cancer, the CCRM Network offers a 25% discount. This discount is not applicable to fertility treatments post-cancer treatment. Some exclusions apply. Please contact us for more details.

Alternative Fertility Coverage

CCRM partners with several companies that provide fertility benefits outside of what is offered by the traditional commercial insurance plans. CCRM’s current partners include: Progyny, Maven, Future Family, Carrot, Win Fertility and Livestrong Fertility.

Contact us to learn about offerings at your CCRM clinic and check with your employer to determine if you have additional fertility benefits through them.