IVF Cost
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a state-of-the-art treatment to address various forms of infertility, but costs are often a major concern for patients.
Denver Fertility Care offers affordable IVF, with costs consistently among the lowest both in Colorado and in the country.
Explore what factors may impact your treatment cost at our fertility center in Englewood (I-25 & Lincoln) and Denver, CO.
What Does an IVF Cycle Cost?
Denver Fertility Care takes a personalized approach to your treatment, which means every IVF cycle is different. This means your costs may vary. Each IVF treatment is tailored to you as an individual to give you the best possible chance of success while minimizing potential risks.
On average, IVF treatment at our Colorado fertility clinic costs approximately $14,000-$20,000. We break an IVF cycle into two phases, with each phase having varied costs.
Take a Closer Look at the Costs
Additional Costs to Consider
Because fertility treatment is customized to each patient, there are several costs that are not included in the package price. Costs that may be added to your IVF package include:
- PGT Biopsy of Embryo Only: $1,200
(separate check to our Denver clinic) - PGT-A Biopsy Analysis – Progenesis Laboratory: $1,500
(up to 8 embryos – paid directly to Genetic Lab) - PGT-M or PGT-SR Biopsy Analysis: $2,500–$6,500
(for specific gene mutation – paid directly to Genetic Lab) - Medications for Egg Retrieval /Embryo Transfer: $3,000-$9,000
- Trial Embryo Transfer (TET): $150
- Anesthesia: $400
(paid directly to anesthesia)
- Uterine Cavity Evaluation – Sonohysterogram/Hysteroscopy: $600
- Doppler Ultrasound: $300
- Annual Cryopreservation/Storage: $1,000
- Embryo Biopsy and Cryopreservation of Greater Than 8 Embryos: $100 per Embryo
- Testing Related to Pregnancy (Including Bloodwork to Confirm Pregnancy) and Ultrasounds: $2,000
Our fertility specialists will develop a custom treatment plan for your unique needs and preferences. Once that plan is finalized, we will be able to provide a more accurate quote for your fertility costs.
Will Medical Insurance Cover My Fertility Treatment?
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Denver Fertility Care accepts most medical insurances; however, fertility coverage will vary by insurance. While many medical insurance plans are expanding fertility coverage, many still do not. We will help determine your fertility coverage to maximize your benefits. We will check your insurance benefits even before your initial appointment with us.
Helping Colorado Patients Become Parents
"Like many, my husband and I have embarked on a journey to parenthood filled with uncertainty and challenges, however, we could have not done this without the support of Dr. Ambler, our coordination nurse Kristin Hesse, and the extended team at Denver Fertility Care." Courtney, 2024
