Cost of Frozen Embryo Transfer
It is our goal to make your Frozen Embryo Transfer treatment as affordable as possible
The cost of a Frozen Embryo Transfer treatment cycle at Bay IVF is $4,270 but can be provided free of charge under certain circumstances.
The complexity and cost of a Frozen Embryo Transfer are substantially less than having to repeat the entire IVF treatment. The majority of cryopreserved embryos will survive the cryopreservation and thawing process, and the implantation rate of the thawed embryos is equal to the “fresh” embryo implantation rate.
Services covered in the Frozen Embryo Transfer fee include:
- All in-cycle donor clinic visits, physician ultrasound examinations, hormonal assays, and physician clinical monitoring necessary for endometrial stimulation
- Estrogen and progesterone determinations
- Egg retrieval procedure, analgesia, and use of the procedure room
- Frozen embryo thawing procedure
- Culture of the thawed embryo(s)
- Assisted Hatching procedure
- Embryo transfer
- Serum pregnancy test
Please note that the Frozen Embryo Transfer fee does not cover treatment medications charged by a pharmacy.
If there are no embryos available for a ‘fresh’ (unfrozen) embryo transfer in your IVF treatment, you will not be billed for embryo cryopreservation in that IVF cycle and for one subsequent cycle of cryopreserved embryo transfer.
Our IVF Plus Plan includes up to two cycles of In Vitro Fertilization, embryo cryopreservation(s), and an unlimited number of cryopreserved embryo transfer cycles.
Bay IVF has partnered with Future Family, offering easy, personal, and affordable fertility care financing. Their mission is to make fertility care more accessible and affordable.
Future Family loans are an alternative to high-interest credit cards and dipping into your savings. They offer 0% APR financing for those who are eligible, as well as low monthly payment plans. Prequalifying is risk-free, easy, and will not affect your credit score.
We look forward to meeting you at Bay IVF and, when your treatment is successful, celebrating your new pregnancy!
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I would highly recommend Bay IVF for those wanting to build their family and needing IVF support! Dr. Polansky and the whole Bay IVF team were so supportive and welcoming while also honest and realistic. Our girl is our dream come true!
Jennifer C.-F.This clinic has been amazing to work with. All the nurses and staff made sure I was always comfortable and were there to answer questions any time I needed. We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Polansky and the team for everything they did for us.
Harpreet K.Words could never express the gratitude my husband and I will always have for Bay IVF! We did our research and decided to check out Bay IVF. We scheduled a consultation and felt an instant connection… love at first sight!
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Meet Your Doctor
- Dr. Polansky received his medical diploma from Charles University in Prague, the Czech Republic, in 1978.
- After completing his OB/GYN residency at Jewish Hospital in Saint Louis, MO, he graduated from the Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) fellowship at Stanford University in 1985.
- In the same year, he co-founded the Stanford IVF Clinic.
- Dr. Polansky obtained board certification in Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1986 and became REI subspecialty board certified in 1988.
- In 1987, he left Stanford University and established Nova IVF.
- In 2011, he founded Bay IVF, where he provides advanced fertility treatments with a holistic approach, utilizing state-of-the-art techniques.
- Dr. Polansky personally performs ultrasound examinations, egg retrievals, embryo transfers, and ovarian and endometrial stimulations for his patients.
- He is deeply committed to his patients and freely shares his cell phone number, ensuring accessibility and availability 24/7.
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Dr. Polansky’s Communication With Patients
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Initial Appointment Questions
When you call to schedule your consultation, Erica will ask you a short series of questions regarding your reproductive history.
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Your Initial Visit at Bay IVF
Attending a new patient appointment at a fertility clinic can be stressful. Our primary objective is to ensure that your initial visit is friendly and relaxing. We encourage you to ask questions at every step of the process.
1 — When You Arrive
You will be welcomed by one of the clinic receptionists. One of our nurses will measure your height and weight and take your blood pressure
2 — Meet Your Doctor
Dr. Polansky will ask you a series of clarifying questions and then provide you with a summary of the factors contributing to your infertility
4 — Exam Room
One of the nurses will escort you to an examination room. Your examination will begin with listening to your lungs and heart
3 — Ask Your Questions
You will then have a discussion with him about the most suitable reproductive treatment(s) for you. During this time, you will have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have
5 — Ultrasound of the Ovaries
The next step is a pelvic ultrasound to examine the uterus and ovaries. This ultrasound will help determine the number of antral follicles present within the ovaries
6 — Financial Part
Following that, you will have a discussion with one of the financial advisors regarding the financial aspects of your treatment, including potential treatment financing options
8 — Support 24/7
If you have any questions after leaving the clinic, please feel free to reach out to us via phone call, text, or email. Open and discreet communication is an integral part of the care we provide at Bay IVF
7 — What About Time?
Your entire visit is expected to last approximately one hour
Schedule Your Initial Consultation With Dr. Polansky
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