Seattle Fertility Clinics

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What is the best fertility clinic in Seattle?

The best fertility clinic in Seattle is a matter of your own personal preferences. From university teaching hospitals and more economical practices starting at $6,000 to high service boutique clinics with prices up to $12,500, the right fertility clinic is a matter of personal preference.

Seattle Fertility Clinics by neighborhood:

• Georgetown
• West Seattle
• Columbia City
• Fremont
• Ballard
• Northgate
• Lake City
• Capitol Hill
• Delridge
• Alki

Being the largest city in both Washington and Pacific Northwest of North America, Seattle is known to be a seaport city and has one of the country’s leading institutions in medical research, the University of Washington.

The city has a lot to explore to, from its natural beauty to world class attractions. It is also the home for major sports teams. One can also explore like a local in the city’s diverse neighborhoods, and enjoy nature itself. With the number of spots that can be found in Seattle, such as the WildLanterns at Woodland Park zoo, Pike Place Market, Space needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass, a perfect adventure awaits you without having to leave the city.

How Much Does IVF Cost in Seattle?

The cost of a single IVF cycle in Seattle ranges from $6,000 to $12,500 depending on which clinic you select. That’s a $6,500 price difference, depending on which clinic you choose to go for treatment at. A higher price doesn’t always correlate to better success rates or a better patient experience, so we recommend doing your research to make an informed decision.

Typically fertility specialist consultations range from $300 to $500 and are often covered by insurance, even if you don’t have infertility coverage. Medication generally costs $3,000 to $5,000 on top of the IVF treatment cost.

At IVF Options we provide transparency over IVF treatment costs, success rates and patient reviews so you can make an informed decision.

Is IVF Covered by Insurance in Washington?

Washington has not implemented any fertility insurance mandates yet. You can help other fertility warriors lobby for coverage by contacting resolve.org.

IVF Success Rates in Seattle

Success rates in Seattle for women under the age of 35 range from 22.2% to 59.3% per IVF cycle. That’s a 37.1% difference in the clinic’s ability to help their patients have babies, which greatly impacts the overall cost of your treatment.

The IVF success rate means your likelihood of getting pregnant and delivering a baby, based on which clinic you go to. Price doesn’t always correlate to a higher success rate, so we recommend doing your research and comparing clinics and doctors.

IVF Success Rate data is collected from the CDC’s 2018 Fertility Clinic Success Rates Report. We report on live birth success rates per transfer. This tells you how many cycles with transfers result in a baby. In other cases, there are cycles where an egg is retrieved but there are no embryos to transfer or the cycle is cancelled for whatever reason. Those two scenarios are excluded in this number.

Use IVF Options to compare all Seattle fertility clinics prices, success rates and patient reviews. You can book a consultation or request more information from the clinic.

How to Choose a Fertility Clinic?

When considering where to go for IVF treatment, it is important to consider:

• Clinic location
• Cost of IVF treatment
• Success rate in your age range
• Fertility doctors
• Other patient reviews

Take The Next Step

The first step in starting your family is to book a consultation with a Fertility Clinic or reproductive endocrinologist in Seattle. Simply click “Contact Clinic” to book a consultation or ask any questions you may have.

If you need any help you can contact us via Live Chat or book a free call with a Fertility Advisor.