Price List

Maximum charge per cycle for ultrasound is $ 360 

On the same cycle

Price includes first year of cryostorage. 

Includes preliminary ultrasound

A large ovarian cyst can be aspirated with local anesthesia, antibiotic and a thin needle.

Flexible hysteroscopy with cervical block anesthesia and nitrous oxide inhalation

Disposable hysteroscope and biopsy tools with cervical block anesthesia and nitrous oxide inhalation

ABBI bubble-based sonohysterogram to evaluate tubal patency

Clinic fee includes management of ovarian stimulation, follicular aspiration with intravenous sedation, fertilization of the eggs by ICSI, embryo culture, and the first embryo transfer.

Medication costs vary by stimulation protocol and age of patient.

Hormonal assays are used to titrate the medication given.

If an IVF cycle produces more healthy embryos than can be transferred, the extra embryos can be cryopreserved for later use.  This price includes the first year of cryostorage. 

When frozen embryos are available after an IVF cycle.

When two people share eggs gathered at the same retrieval, the recipient pays the clinic fee, all medication and lab costs for the person sharing her eggs.  The donor and recipient pay $ 4000 each as a Clinic Fee.  The recipient pays the FDA clearance fee for the donor ($ 800).

Olympia Fertility facilitates donation of eggs by local egg donors.  Our minimum payment to an egg donor is $ 4000.  There is also a $ 800 fee for FDA clearance of the egg donor.  Standard Clinic Fee, Medication Costs, Hormonal Chemistry Tests and Cryopreservation of Extra Embryos apply (see above).  Some egg donors (AMH > 3.0) are expected to produce enough eggs for two recipients.

If a patient purchases eggs from a cryobank, and has those eggs shipped to our clinic, we can fertilize them by ICSI, culture the embryos to the blastocyst and transfer them into a prepared uterus. 

Blood test

Blood test