For those looking to get pregnant as part of a same-sex female-assigned-at-birth couple, this 90-minute in-clinic appointment includes a fertility workup for both partners, a review of the process, and planning for your next steps.

In Network with Insurance ($500 Out-of-Pocket)

There isn’t only one way to build a family. We offer a variety of services to help you learn more about your options, and guide you through every step of your family-building journey.

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) involves directly placing sperm (or donor sperm) inside the uterus. This includes ovarian stimulation (usually with oral medications), monitoring, and the IUI procedure. 

$1,500

Gestational carriers are an arrangement where a woman carries and delivers a child for an intended parent(s). The eggs used to make the embryos come from a donor, requiring the use of IVF.

In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is about a month-long cycle where your ovaries are stimulated, eggs are retrieved, fertilized using your choice of (donor) sperm, and transferred.

In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) using fresh or frozen donor eggs is an IVF cycle that uses another woman’s eggs, which are then fertilized and implanted into the recipient’s uterus.

This counseling is between you (and your partner if applicable) and a Kindbody Preferred Network Provider to discuss your options for third-party gestational carriers, egg or embryo donors, or sperm donation.

Egg donor screening is an extensive process conducted by a Kindbody Preferred Network Provider where the donor is analyzed to ensure strong general and reproductive health, solid genetic history, and psychological stability. 

Sperm donor screening is an extensive process conducted by a Kindbody Preferred Network Provider where the donor is analyzed to ensure strong general and reproductive health, solid genetic history, and psychological stability, as well as testing for diseases that could impact sperm viability.

Gestational carrier screening is an extensive process conducted by a Kindbody Preferred Network Provider where the carrier is analyzed to ensure strong general and reproductive health, solid genetic history, and psychological stability.

For those looking to get pregnant as part of a same-sex female-assigned-at-birth couple, using one partner’s eggs and donor sperm, with the other partner carrying the pregnancy. Get started with a 90-minute in-clinic appointment that includes a fertility workup for both partners, a review of the process, and planning for your next steps.

In Network with Insurance ($500 Out-of-Pocket)