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a sono is a quick procedure to look at the inside of your uterus. this evaluation is done before ivf begins and allows us to identify abnormalities within the lining of the uterus that may interfere with an embryo sticking.

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count.

process of separating the sperm from the semen, washing it, and selecting the best sperm to increase the chance of fertilization.

we will make sure you are fully asleep for the procedure so you don’t feel a thing. you will pay the anesthesia fee of $400 the day of your procedure.

short procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which enables fertilization outside the body.

a lab technique in which the embryologist injects one ideal looking sperm into an egg, which leads to higher fertilization rates. 

monitoring of eggs and embryos in incubator by the embryologist.

combining the sperm and egg in a lab to create an embryo

process of freezing one or more fertilized eggs (called an embryo) to save for future use. this enables individuals to control their reproductive future. 

embryos are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

PGT-A stands for preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy. we can detect which embryos have too many or too few chromosomes. it’s necessary for carriers of genetic diseases and highly recommended for those over 35. this allows us to choose an embryo with the best chance of sticking and resulting in a pregnancy. embryos must be frozen while awaiting results. after the first 8 embryos, it will cost an additional $500 per embryo. ($200 for pgt-a and $300 for biopsy)

we provide a range of medication estimated costs based on what previous mate patients have paid. the cost of your medication depends on your complete fertility assessment and won’t be known until you start treatment and we see how you’re responding to the medications. it’s frustrating that we can’t give an exact number, but at mate we want to be as transparent as possible about all costs involved so you’re prepared upfront. in the future we hope to bring pharmacy services in house to pass on as much savings as possible to you.

we will thaw the frozen sperm and wash it to remove any debris, separate the sperm from ejaculate fluid, and select the best sperm to increase the chance of fertilization.

take your eggs out of the freezer and bring their temperature up slowly so they are ready to be combined with sperm or transferred

a lab technique in which the embryologist injects one ideal looking sperm into an egg, which leads to higher fertilization rates. 

monitoring of eggs and embryos in incubator by the embryologist.

combining the sperm and egg in a lab to create an embryo

embryos are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells.

a sono is a quick procedure to look at the inside of your uterus. this evaluation is done before a procedure and allows us to identify abnormalities within the lining of the uterus that may interfere with an embryo sticking.

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor growth of endometrial lining by ultrasound to determine the best time to implant an embryo.

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count.

process by which frozen embryo(s) from a previous ivf cycle are thawed and then transferred back into a uterus.

we provide a range of medication estimated costs based on what previous mate patients have paid. the cost of your medication depends on your complete fertility assessment and won’t be known until you start treatment and we see how you’re responding to the medications. it’s frustrating that we can’t give an exact number, but at mate we want to be as transparent as possible about all costs involved so you’re prepared upfront. in the future we hope to bring pharmacy services in house to pass on as much savings as possible to you.

a sono is a quick procedure to look at the inside of your uterus. this evaluation is done before a procedure and allows us to identify abnormalities within the lining of the uterus that may interfere with an embryo sticking.

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

process by which an embryo recently retrieved (5-6 days prior) will then be transferred back into a uterus.

we provide a range of medication estimated costs based on what previous mate patients have paid. the cost of your medication depends on your complete fertility assessment and won’t be known until you start treatment and we see how you’re responding to the medications. it’s frustrating that we can’t give an exact number, but at mate we want to be as transparent as possible about all costs involved so you’re prepared upfront. in the future we hope to bring pharmacy services in house to pass on as much savings as possible to you.

a sono is a quick procedure to look at the inside of your uterus. this evaluation is done before a procedure and allows us to identify abnormalities within the lining of the uterus that may interfere with an embryo sticking.

it’s important to come into the office every couple of days to monitor hormone levels and check your responsiveness to stimulation medication.

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count.

we will make sure you are fully asleep for the procedure so you don’t feel a thing. you will pay the anesthesia fee of $400 the day of your procedure.

quick procedure to remove eggs from the ovaries, which allows the eggs to be frozen for future use. 

process of freezing one or more unfertilized eggs (eggs that have not been combined with sperm) to save them for future use. this enables individuals to control their reproductive future.

eggs are stored indefinitely in liquid nitrogen at -320 degrees fahrenheit, perfectly preserving them, without damaging cells. 

we provide a range of medication estimated costs based on what previous mate patients have paid. the cost of your medication depends on your complete fertility assessment and won’t be known until you start treatment and we see how you’re responding to the medications. it’s frustrating that we can’t give an exact number, but at mate we want to be as transparent as possible about all costs involved so you’re prepared upfront. in the future we hope to bring pharmacy services in house to pass on as much savings as possible to you.

here we will observe you throughout your menstrual cycle to observe a range of factors, such as how a follicles in the ovary develops during the cycle and determine whether and when ovulation is occurring.

process of separating the sperm from the semen, washing it, and selecting the best sperm to increase the chance of fertilization.

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count. taken before treatment begins.

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count. taken during treatment.

a technique by which sperm is inserted directly into a uterus during peak ovulation, placing a small catheter through the cervix. this technique is also called artificial insemination. 

for lesbian couples or those with sperm factor infertility, they may require the use of donor sperm for an iui. this is the estimated 3rd party cost. if you need sperm, we are happy to help you through that process.

we provide a range of medication estimated costs based on what previous mate patients have paid. the cost of your medication depends on your complete fertility assessment and won’t be known until you start treatment and we see how you’re responding to the medications. it’s frustrating that we can’t give an exact number, but at mate we want to be as transparent as possible about all costs involved so you’re prepared upfront. in the future we hope to bring pharmacy services in house to pass on as much savings as possible to you.

in person visitation with a mate doctor so you can discuss your medical history, treatment options, testing requirements, and future family building plans.

tests: venipuncture, echo exam of pelvis, estradiol, FSH (pituitary gonadotropin), LH (luteinizing hormone), AMH, TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone), and the new patient consult

a scan that allows us to see the reproductive organs including uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, endometrium, and get a follicle count.

we will test your sperm volume, concentration, motility, and motile count. this also includes the initial patient consult.

tests include: HIV 1+2, Hep B Ag, HCV Ab, RPR (Syphilis), ABO, Rh, CBC (platelet), VZV (Ab, IgG), Rubella Ab (IgG), Hbg A 1C, and Venipuncture.

tests include: HIV 1+2, Hep B Ag, HCV Ab, RPR (Syphilis), HTLV 1+2 Ab,  and Venipuncture.

tests include: West Nile, Hep B Ag, Hepatitis B Core Antibody, HIV 1 + 2 (HIV 1n2), Syphilis IgG Antibody, Chlamydia/GC, FDA Panel, and HIV/HCVHBV NAT test.

tests include: West Nile, Hep B Ag, Hepatitis B Core Antibody, HIV 1 + 2 (HIV 1n2), HTLV 1+2 Ab, CMV Antibody igm, Chlamydia/GC, FDA Panel, and HIV/HCVHBV NAT test, and Zika Virus.