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Best fertility clinics in Los Angeles, CA

Fertility clinics in Los Angeles, CA (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.7/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.

A trusted list of top-rated fertility clinics in Los Angeles, CA, verified by patient reviews

California Fertility Clinic

California Fertility Clinic

4.9 (73 patient reviews)
5455 Wilshire Blvd 19th Floor Suite 1904, Los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 525-3377

Services:

IVF treatments Egg freezing Genetic testing Surrogacy programs Egg donation

Advanced fertility treatments including IVF, egg freezing, and genetic testing, delivered with personalized care and a multilingual team to support diverse patients worldwide.

Tree of Life Center - TLC Fertility

Tree of Life Center - TLC Fertility

4.9 (189 patient reviews)
18370 Burbank Blvd #511, Tarzana, CA 91356
(818) 344-8522

Services:

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Tubal Reversal Surgery Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) Gender Selection (PGT-A/PGT-M)

Offering personalized fertility treatments with over 20 years of expertise, inclusive care for all backgrounds, and advanced reproductive technologies to help you achieve your family dreams.

Growing Generations

Growing Generations

4.9 (321 patient reviews)
11726 San Vicente Blvd Suite 510, Los Angeles, CA 90049
(323) 965-7500

Services:

Surrogacy programs egg donation programs sperm donation programs surrogate matching personalized fertility support

Personalized surrogacy, egg, and sperm donation services with over 25 years of expertise, supporting diverse families through innovative, compassionate, and highly individualized care.

The Center for Fertility and Gynecology

The Center for Fertility and Gynecology

4.8 (90 patient reviews)
18370 Burbank Blvd #301, Tarzana, CA 91356
(213) 319-2483

Services:

IVF treatments infertility diagnosis male infertility treatment female infertility treatment fertility counseling

Expert fertility care using advanced reproductive technology and personalized treatments for male and female infertility. Supportive environment welcoming all families, including LGBTQ+ patients.

Sam Najmabadi, MD

Sam Najmabadi, MD

4.8 (159 patient reviews)
350 S Beverly Dr suite 230, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 360-7584

Services:

In vitro fertilization (IVF) Egg freezing and cryopreservation Preimplantation genetic diagnosis Ovulation induction Fertility workup and diagnostics

Expert fertility care offering IVF, egg freezing, genetic testing, and personalized treatments. Advanced diagnostics and compassionate support ensure the best outcomes for diverse patient needs.

Reproductive Fertility Center

Reproductive Fertility Center

4.7 (77 patient reviews)
9201 W Sunset Blvd Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90069
(310) 881-8846

Services:

Conventional IVF Mini IVF Fertility Preservation Egg Donor Services Surrogacy Services

Expert fertility care offering IVF, egg donation, surrogacy, and preservation with compassionate, personalized treatment aimed at helping you achieve your dream of parenthood.

Eliran Mor, MD

Eliran Mor, MD

4.7 (203 patient reviews)
16633 Ventura Blvd Suite #1330, Encino, CA 91436
(818) 907-1571

Services:

IVF Artificial Insemination Egg Donation Frozen Embryo Transfer Sperm Extraction

Expert fertility clinic offering advanced treatments like IVF, egg donation, and sperm extraction. Personalized care ensures hope and success for diverse families facing infertility challenges.

IVF Clinic

IVF Clinic

4.1 (140 patient reviews)
10880 Wilshire Blvd # 300, Los Angeles, CA 90024
(310) 919-2669

Services:

Conventional IVF Egg Freezing Surrogacy Egg Donation Infertility Testing

Expert fertility clinic offering personalized IVF, egg freezing, surrogacy, and LGBTQ+ family-building services with compassionate care and high success rates since 1991.

Fertility clinics service prices in Los Angeles

Service Price in Los Angeles
Initial Fertility Consultation $290–$700
Fertility Testing Panel $350–$1,400
Semen Analysis $115–$350
IUI Cycle $460–$1,750
IVF Cycle $13,900–$23,200
IVF Medications $3,500–$8,100
ICSI $1,750–$3,500
Egg Freezing Cycle $10,400–$18,600
Frozen Embryo Transfer $4,050–$7,000
PGT-A Genetic Testing $3,500–$7,000

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Choosing a fertility clinic in Los Angeles: coverage, costs and results

California requires IVF coverage in large-group plans, though self-insured and religious employers are excluded. Many Los Angeles patients have this benefit through work, while others still pay out of pocket.

Los Angeles also has one of the country's largest fertility markets, serving same-sex couples, single parents and international patients, so it pays to look past the marketing.

How to check your benefit in California

In California, your regulator depends on your plan. The Department of Managed Health Care oversees most HMOs and many other plans, and it can help with complaints and independent medical reviews. If a denial seems wrong, ask for it in writing and find out how to appeal it.

Ask your plan

  • Is my plan large-group, and is it self-insured?
  • Which services and how many retrievals are covered?
  • Are donor gametes or surrogacy included?
  • Which clinics are in network?

Same-sex couples and single parents

Los Angeles clinics often work with LGBTQ+ families and single parents, but experience still varies. Ask how often the clinic works with families like yours, how forms and staff refer to you, and how donor and legal steps are handled. Ask a lawyer about parentage steps, even if you are married.

Donors and surrogacy

TopicAsk
AgenciesWho do you work with, and do you receive payment from them?
ScreeningWhat medical and psychological screening is done?
ContractsWhich lawyer represents each party?
InsuranceWho pays for a surrogate's medical care?
FeesWhat happens to fees if a match or cycle fails?

Marketing versus data

Glossy sites may highlight live birth stories or celebrity patients. Compare them with the CDC ART data, which reports clinic results using federal rules, and ask about your age group. Remember that clinics treat different patients, as CDC warns. Add-ons such as certain lab tests may have limited evidence, so ask how each would help you.

Fertility preservation before cancer treatment

Anyone newly diagnosed with cancer should know about a separate California rule. State law requires most health insurers to cover fertility preservation before treatments that may cause infertility, and patients do not always hear about it before treatment starts. Medi-Cal is not included. A legislative review describes the coverage as including consultation and sperm, egg and embryo freezing.

  1. Ask on the day of diagnosis

    Say you want to discuss fertility before treatment, and ask how much time there is.

  2. Call your plan the same day

    Ask about California's fertility preservation coverage, known as SB 600, and find out how to get an urgent approval.

  3. Ask for a fast referral

    Reproductive specialists can often see cancer patients quickly, sometimes within days.

  4. Ask about what follows

    Storage fees and later IVF may be treated differently, so have this explained in writing.

If your plan refuses, ask for the denial in writing and contact the Department of Managed Health Care right away, since cancer treatment timelines leave little room for a long appeal. Parents of teenagers with cancer should raise this as well, because a young person may not think to ask.

Credentials

Use the California license search, then check for reproductive endocrinology and infertility certification at Certification Matters. Ask who runs the lab and how it is accredited. SART membership and data are other sources of information, but figures can differ from CDC's.

Young patients and parents

A teenager facing chemotherapy may not think about children for many years, and the conversation can feel impossible in the first week of treatment. Parents can ask the oncology team for a fertility consultation anyway. Egg or sperm freezing may be an option, and the patient should have a private chance to speak up about what they want.

A note about our sources

This list relies on public Google Maps ratings and reviews, tidied by an editor who looks for duplicates and wrong categories. We haven't verified licenses or lab quality, and reviews don't prove outcomes and may be fake. The category isn't a credential. Please use this as general information.

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Los Angeles fertility questions

Does California now require insurance to cover IVF?

The requirement covers large-group plans, with exclusions for self-insured and religious employers. Individual and smaller plans may differ. Ask your plan for the written benefit, and how many retrievals and transfers it allows.

Who can help if my California plan denies fertility treatment?

Start with the written reason and your plan appeal process. The Department of Managed Health Care oversees many plans and handles complaints and independent reviews. Ask which regulator applies to your plan, because some are overseen by the Department of Insurance.

Do same-sex couples need a lawyer for fertility treatment?

It is often wise, particularly with donors or surrogacy, as parentage rules can be complex. Ask a family lawyer who knows California law. Do this before treatment if you can, so that agreements and legal steps are in place.

Are add-on fertility tests worth paying for?

Some have stronger evidence than others. Ask what the add-on would change, what evidence supports it for someone like you and what it costs. You can say no. Compare with ReproductiveFacts for neutral patient information.

How do I judge a surrogacy agency?

Ask about its screening, fees, and who represents each party. Ask whether the clinic receives payment from the agency. Get contracts reviewed by your own lawyer, and find out what happens to your money if a match fails.