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Best fertility clinics in Phoenix, AZ

Fertility clinics in Phoenix, AZ (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.5/5 ) 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 Phoenix, AZ, verified by patient reviews

Advanced Fertility Care - Scottsdale

Advanced Fertility Care - Scottsdale

4.7 (129 patient reviews)
9819 N 95th St Ste 105, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(480) 874-2229

Services:

IVF IUI Egg Freezing Genetic Testing Surrogacy Services

Offering personalized fertility treatments including IVF, IUI, egg freezing, and genetic testing, this expert network provides compassionate, innovative care with proven success to help grow your family.

Bloom Reproductive Institute, PLLC

Bloom Reproductive Institute, PLLC

4.6 (161 patient reviews)
8415 N Pima Rd Suite 290, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(480) 434-6565

Services:

In-vitro fertilization (IVF) Intrauterine insemination (IUI) Genetic testing Egg freezing and fertility preservation Donor egg program

Advanced fertility treatments with compassionate care, including IVF, genetic testing, and egg freezing, delivered by nationally recognized experts to support your family-building journey.

New Direction Fertility Centers

New Direction Fertility Centers

4.6 (169 patient reviews)
1760 E Pecos Rd #532, Gilbert, AZ 85295
(480) 351-8222

Services:

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) Egg Freezing Genetic Testing Fertility Surgery

Personalized fertility treatments with cutting-edge lab technology, transparent pricing, comprehensive services, and weekend availability to support your unique reproductive goals effectively.

Fertility Treatment Center

Fertility Treatment Center

4.5 (124 patient reviews)
2155 E Conference Dr Ste 115, Tempe, AZ 85284
(480) 831-2445

Services:

IVF treatment Embryo adoption Fertility evaluation and diagnosis Low-tech fertility treatments Fertility financing options

Expert fertility care offering innovative IVF, embryo adoption, and personalized treatment plans. Over 34 years of success helping patients overcome infertility with compassionate, comprehensive support.

Advanced Fertility Care

Advanced Fertility Care

4.5 (90 patient reviews)
17612 N 59th Ave #100, Glendale, AZ 85308
(602) 993-8636

Services:

IVF egg freezing genetic testing surrogacy services fertility medications

Comprehensive fertility treatments including IVF, egg freezing, and surrogacy with personalized, compassionate care and proven success rates, guiding patients nationwide to build their families confidently.

IVF Phoenix™ ️

IVF Phoenix™ ️

4.5 (61 patient reviews)
9817 N 95th St Building I- #107, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
(602) 765-2229

Services:

IVF Fertility Preservation (Egg and Sperm Freezing) Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Genetic Testing (Embryo Biopsy & PGT-A) LGBTQ+ Family Planning Services

Expert fertility clinic offering personalized IVF, fertility preservation, and LGBTQ+ family planning with 30 years of experience, comprehensive diagnostics, and compassionate care for your path to parenthood.

Southwest Fertility Center

Southwest Fertility Center

4.4 (147 patient reviews)
3125 N 32nd St #200, Phoenix, AZ 85018
(602) 956-7481

Services:

In vitro fertilization (IVF) Egg donation Egg freezing Sperm freezing Surgical correction of fertility issues

Expert fertility care offering advanced IVF, egg and sperm freezing, surgical correction, and personalized treatment plans with flexible financing to help you achieve parenthood.

Arizona Reproductive Medicine Specialists

Arizona Reproductive Medicine Specialists

4.0 (126 patient reviews)
1701 E Thomas Rd Bldg 1 Suite 101, Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 343-2767

Services:

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) Fertility Testing Fertility Preservation Egg Donation Program

Expert fertility care offers personalized IVF, IUI, fertility testing, and egg freezing with high success rates and compassionate support to help you achieve your dream of parenthood.

Fertility clinics service prices in Phoenix

Service Price in Phoenix
Initial Fertility Consultation $250–$590
Fertility Testing Panel $300–$1,200
Semen Analysis $100–$300
IUI Cycle $390–$1,500
IVF Cycle $11,800–$19,700
IVF Medications $2,950–$6,900
ICSI $1,500–$2,950
Egg Freezing Cycle $8,900–$15,700
Frozen Embryo Transfer $3,450–$5,900
PGT-A Genetic Testing $2,950–$5,900

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Average rating of 4.5/5 stars from 8 fertility clinics in Phoenix, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

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Fertility clinics in Phoenix: planning without a state mandate

Arizona has no state requirement for private insurers to cover infertility treatment, according to KFF, so Phoenix patients often rely on employer benefits or savings. The Valley's growing population has brought more clinics to compare, and with that, more marketing.

The legal context also matters: rules on embryos have changed across several states, so ask your clinic and a lawyer about current Arizona law when you make plans.

Finding out what you have

Ask your benefits office about infertility coverage, including tests and medicine. Large employers may offer a benefit even without a mandate. If you have a concern about an Arizona policy, the Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions regulates insurers and handles consumer questions. Self-insured plans fall under different rules.

Embryos and legal questions

Worth asking a clinic and a lawyer

  • What does the consent form say about storage, disposal and donation?
  • What happens in a divorce or a death?
  • Can embryos be moved to another clinic or state?
  • How would a change in the law affect my embryos?

Two Arizona statutes to read first

Arizona has two laws that fertility patients should read before signing anything. Section 25-318.03 tells a court how to handle embryos in a divorce: they generally go to the spouse who intends to let them develop to birth, and if both do, the court decides in the way giving the best chance of development. Consent forms may not settle what a couple expects, so ask a lawyer how this interacts with your clinic's paperwork.

The second law is about surrogacy. Section 25-218 says that no person may enter into, arrange or assist in the formation of a surrogate parentage contract, and that a surrogate is the legal mother of the child born from one. So anyone hoping to use a carrier should get legal advice before matching with one, possibly including options in another state.

Ask an Arizona family lawyer

  • How would 25-318.03 apply to embryos we create together?
  • What happens if one of us does not want to be a parent later?
  • Can we legally work with a carrier, and where?
  • What should change in our clinic's consent forms?

These statutes affect couples planning for the future as well as those in crisis. If you have frozen embryos and your relationship changes, speak with your lawyer before asking a clinic to thaw or discard anything. Keep paying storage fees until you have clear advice, since a lapse could trigger the clinic's own disposal rules.

Comparing Valley clinics

TopicWhat to ask
ResultsWhat are your CDC-reported results for my age group? See the CDC tool.
DoctorWho performs my retrieval and transfer?
Satellite officesWhere is monitoring, and where is the lab?
CommunicationWho calls me with results, and how quickly?
Add-onsWhat evidence supports this test for me?

Coming from out of state

If you travel here for treatment, ask what monitoring you can do at home, and how results reach the clinic. Timing can shift by a day or two, so plan for flexible flights. Also find out who to call for a problem after you go home, such as severe bloating or pain after retrieval.

Checking credentials

The Arizona Medical Board covers medical doctors, and Certification Matters can show certification in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. ReproductiveFacts has patient information that can help you frame your questions. Take your time, unless a medical reason makes treatment urgent, such as cancer treatment.

Paying for treatment

Ask about

  • The price of a full cycle, including medicine
  • Storage fees
  • What a canceled cycle costs

Be careful with

  • Loans with deferred interest
  • Refund programs with narrow terms
  • Discounts tied to a same-day decision

A plain statement about this list

It comes from public Google Maps ratings and reviews, with an editor screening for duplicates and wrong categories. No license, lab or success rate has been checked, and reviews may be selective or false. The category isn't a credential, and this page provides general information rather than legal or medical advice.

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Phoenix fertility questions

Does Arizona require insurance to cover fertility treatment?

KFF lists no state requirement for private insurers, so check your plan. Some employers offer benefits by choice. Ask for the written rules, including tests, medicines and any lifetime limit, and ask who to call if a claim is denied.

What should my embryo consent form cover?

It should address storage, disposal, donation and what happens if you separate or die. Read it carefully, and ask questions before you sign. Laws can vary and change, so a family lawyer can help you understand how these choices apply.

What is ovarian hyperstimulation, and when should I call?

It is a possible reaction to fertility medicines, which can cause bloating and pain. Ask your clinic about warning signs. Call right away for severe pain, rapid weight gain or trouble breathing. Go to an emergency room if you cannot reach them.

Can I have monitoring at a different office?

Many clinics have satellite offices or can work with local providers. Ask where your tests will happen, and how quickly results reach your doctor. The retrieval and transfer usually take place near the lab, so plan for the trip.

Is treatment urgent before chemotherapy?

Fertility preservation can be time-sensitive before cancer treatment. Tell your oncologist right away and ask for an urgent referral. Ask the clinic about fast appointments, and ask your plan what may be covered. Your cancer treatment should not be delayed without medical advice.