Donor, surrogacy & inclusive care

Donor Egg & Donor Sperm

Carefully screened donor eggs or sperm open a path forward when your own may not be the right route.

For People with diminished ovarian reserve, premature ovarian failure, severe male-factor, single parents, and same-sex couples.

This may be right if…

Diminished ovarian reserve or early menopause
Severe male-factor infertility
A genetic condition you’d rather not pass on
You’re building your family as a single parent
You’re a same-sex couple

What to expect

Step by step, here’s how it tends to go — your team adjusts everything to you.

Counseling first

We start with implications counseling so the decision feels right and fully informed.

Matching

You choose a screened donor — from our program or an agency — with full medical and genetic screening.

Coordination

We synchronize cycles (or thaw frozen donor material) and handle the medical and legal logistics.

Treatment

Treatment proceeds as IVF or IUI with your care team beside you.

What’s included

Implications & genetic counseling
Donor screening & matching support
Cycle synchronization
IVF or IUI with donor material
Legal-coordination guidance

Common questions

How much does treatment cost, and will insurance cover it?

Costs vary by treatment — an IUI cycle is illustratively around $1,000–$1,500, while an IVF base cycle is around $13,000–$16,000 plus medications. Washington and many states mandate some coverage, and our financial counselor verifies your specific benefits for free before you commit. You always get a written estimate first, and we’ll review financing, multi-cycle, and grant options with you.

How does using a donor egg or sperm work?

We begin with implications counseling, then help you choose a screened donor — from our program or an agency — with full medical and genetic screening. Treatment then proceeds as IVF or IUI. We coordinate the medical and legal logistics so you can focus on the decision, not the paperwork.

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