Fertility Treatment Pricing in St. Louis
Understanding fertility treatment costs can make it easier to feel confident about your next steps. At Fertility Partnership in Greater St. Louis, we share starting prices for IVF, INVOcell, and egg freezing so you can get a clearer picture of costs before your first consultation.
Your total cost will depend on your personalized fertility treatment plan, insurance benefits, and the services included in your care. We’ll walk you through your expected costs before treatment begins, so you know what to expect.
How Much Does Fertility Treatment Cost?
| Fertility Treatment | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| IVF Fresh Cycle | $12,200 |
| INVOcell Fresh Cycle | $8,500 |
| IVF Freeze All | $9,000 |
| INVOcell Freeze All | $9,000 |
| Egg Retrieval & Freezing | $7,000 |
The prices listed are starting estimates, not final treatment quotes. Your total cost may vary depending on your personalized treatment plan, including appointments, testing, medications, and other services you may need.
Once your fertility treatment plan is established by Dr. Elan Simckes, our care team will walk you through the expected costs and your financial responsibility before treatment begins. We’re here to help you understand your options and feel prepared.
How Much Does IVF Cost at Fertility Partnership?
Our IVF treatment starts at $12,200 for an IVF Fresh Cycle and $9,000 for an IVF Freeze All Cycle. Both approaches involve ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval. The difference is when embryo transfer takes place:
- IVF Fresh Cycle: Embryo transfer takes place during the same treatment cycle when medically appropriate.
- IVF Freeze All: Embryos are frozen, with embryo transfer taking place later.
Our fertility specialist, Dr. Simckes, recommends an approach after reviewing your fertility evaluation, medical history, and treatment needs.
How Much Does INVOcell Cost in St. Louis?
Our INVOcell treatment starts at $8,500 for an INVOcell Fresh Cycle and $9,000 for an INVOcell Freeze All Cycle.
INVOcell differs from traditional IVF in how fertilization and early embryo development take place. After egg retrieval, eggs and sperm are placed in a small device that remains in the vaginal cavity for several days. The device is then removed so the embryos can be evaluated.
Because the INVOcell process differs from traditional IVF, Dr. Simckes bases treatment recommendations on your fertility evaluation and individual medical factors.
How Much Does Egg Freezing Cost with Fertility Partnership?
Egg retrieval and freezing starts at $7,000.
During egg freezing, medications stimulate the ovaries so multiple eggs develop. The eggs are then retrieved and frozen for possible future use.
Your egg freezing consultation includes a discussion of your medical history and reproductive goals before a treatment plan is established. The $7,000 figure is a starting price, and related fees vary according to your individual care.
Does Insurance Cover Fertility Treatment?
Some insurance plans cover certain fertility treatments, while coverage varies by policy. Our fertility insurance coverage information explains how our fertility clinic in St. Louis works with insurance as part of the treatment process. Once a procedure has been selected, our care team reviews your available benefits.
Your insurance coverage doesn’t determine which treatment options you’re permitted to discuss with Dr. Simckes. Fertility treatment recommendations are based on your medical needs and individual circumstances.
Are Financing Options Available for Fertility Treatment?
Fertility Partnership in St. Louis works with Future Family for fertility treatment expenses that aren’t covered by insurance, including IVF cycle costs, egg freezing, IUI cycle costs, LGBTQIA+ family building, medications, PGT testing, and reciprocal IVF. Financing with rates as low as 0% APR is available to qualifying patients.
Our fertility financing options give patients another way to plan for eligible fertility treatment expenses when insurance doesn’t cover the full cost.
Understand Your Fertility Treatment Costs Before You Begin
Planning for fertility treatment can feel challenging when you don’t yet know which options will be recommended. During your consultation, Dr. Elan Simckes will review your fertility evaluation, answer your questions, and talk with you about treatment options that may fit your individual needs.
Once your fertility treatment plan is established, our care team will walk you through the associated costs and explain how your available insurance benefits may apply. We’ll make sure you have a clear understanding of the financial details before treatment begins.
Ready to take the next step? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Simckes to discuss your fertility treatment options and get answers about the costs of your fertility care.
Your Journey Starts Here
Take the first step towards realizing your dreams of parenthood. Contact Fertility Partnership today to schedule your consultation.