IVF and fertility care in Seattle. We publish our success rates by age band, quote the full cost of a cycle including medication, and tell you early if IVF is not your best route.
Four questions on age, history and how long you have been trying. You get an honest picture, including when the better first step is something less invasive than IVF.
A single clinic-wide success rate tells you almost nothing, because it depends entirely on who they accept. Ours are broken out by age and diagnosis so the number applies to you.
Not outsourced. Lab conditions are one of the largest variables in an IVF outcome and it is not a variable we are willing to hand to someone else.
Plenty of patients conceive with medication or IUI first, and some should consider donor options sooner. Recommending the cheaper route when it is the right one is the whole job.
Full cycle with in-house embryology and genetic testing where it is indicated.
Fertility preservation with pricing and realistic per-egg expectations set up front.
A lower-cost first step where the diagnosis supports it. Often the right place to start.
PGT-A and PGT-M, recommended by indication rather than sold as standard.
Live birth per embryo transfer, broken out by age, reported to SART and independently verifiable. Placeholder for the clinic's real published figures.
Lab conditions are one of the largest variables in an IVF outcome, and it is not a variable we are willing to hand to somebody else.
A full workup for both partners before anyone recommends a treatment.
A full workup for both partners. Bloodwork, imaging and semen analysis before any treatment is recommended.
A recommendation matched to your diagnosis, with your realistic odds and the full cost in writing.
Monitoring, retrieval, fertilisation in our own lab, and transfer, with one nurse coordinating throughout.
Quoted IVF prices almost never include medication, which is a substantial addition, or the genetic testing that gets recommended later.
At your consultation you get your realistic odds for your age band and a full written cost with nothing left out of it.
They told us to try IUI first when they could easily have sold us a cycle. It worked on the second round.
The only clinic that gave us a number for our age band rather than a headline success rate off the homepage.
One nurse coordinated everything. After two years of being passed around that was the difference.
It depends mostly on age and diagnosis. Our rates are published by age band and reported to SART, so you can check them independently. At the consult we give you your number, not the clinic-wide average.
It depends on your diagnosis and protocol, and most quotes you will see exclude medication. At your consultation you get a full written cost with nothing left out, alongside your realistic odds for your age band.
Testing and workup takes two to four weeks. A stimulation cycle runs about two weeks to retrieval. Transfer follows either days later or in a subsequent cycle if we are testing embryos.
It depends entirely on the diagnosis. Many patients should try medication or IUI first, and we will say so. Others should move to IVF quickly because waiting costs them egg quality. The workup is what answers it.
We review everything, the response, the fertilisation rates and the embryo grades, and tell you what we would change. Sometimes the honest answer is to consider donor options, and we would rather say that early than sell you a third cycle.
A full workup and an honest read on your odds, your options and the total cost before you commit to a cycle.