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Main Line Fertility — Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Treatment prices

IVF

Single cycle

Starting at $17,300

Medications: Medications not included

Includes: Ultrasounds and blood monitoring, Egg retrieval, Insemination, Embryo culture, Embryo biopsy, Embryo cryopreservation, One year of storage

Does not include: Medication

Additional procedures can change the total. Verified scope: Greater Philadelphia / practice scope.

Network-level price · Checked September 2, 2026

IVF

Single cycle

Starting at $14,300

Medications: Medications not included

Includes: Ultrasounds and blood monitoring, Egg retrieval, Insemination, Embryo culture, Embryo cryopreservation, One year of storage

Does not include: Medication

A separate insurance page gives a broader self-pay single-cycle range of $14,250-$20,000 with medication, anesthesia and genetic testing usually billed separately. Verified scope: Greater Philadelphia / practice scope.

Network-level price · Checked September 2, 2026

Egg freezing

Single cycle

$8,900–$11,000

Medications: Medications included

Includes: Ultrasounds and blood monitoring, Egg retrieval, Cryopreservation of retrieved oocytes, One year of storage, Medication

Does not include: Later fertilization, Storage after the included year

Later fertilization and additional storage can increase cost. Verified scope: Greater Philadelphia / practice scope.

Network-level price · Checked September 2, 2026

IUI

Single cycle

Starting at $2,950

Medications: Ask whether medication costs are included

Includes: Ultrasounds, Sperm wash, Insemination

Medication inclusion is not explicit. Verified scope: Greater Philadelphia / practice scope.

Network-level price · Checked September 2, 2026

Frozen embryo transfer (FET)

Single cycle

Starting at $4,950

Medications: Ask whether medication costs are included

Includes: Ultrasound monitoring, Embryo thaw and preparation, Embryo transfer

The page does not state that every cost-affecting item is excluded from the starting fee. Verified scope: Greater Philadelphia / practice scope.

Network-level price · Checked September 2, 2026

Pricing and insurance details are compiled from public sources and change frequently — confirm directly with the clinic. Full disclaimer

Questions to verify with this clinic

  • Which services are performed at this Main Line Fertility location rather than another network site?
  • For the IVF and egg-freezing and IUI and frozen embryo transfer prices, which medication, testing, anesthesia, laboratory, storage, and monitoring charges are separate?
  • How should reported participation with Aetna and Cigna be verified for this plan and treatment?
  • Are initial or follow-up virtual consultations currently available?

Success rates

No verified CDC/NASS result is displayed for this location. See how reporting records are matched and interpreted.

What to know when comparing this clinic

Reviewed September 2, 2026

Decision summary

Main Line Fertility's Philadelphia office is at 1650 Arch Street, Suite 1907. Its official location page lists fertility testing, IVF, IUI, INVOcell, preimplantation genetic testing, egg and sperm freezing, oncofertility, donation, gestational surrogacy, and LGBTQ+ family building. The listed fertility specialists are Allison Bloom, D.O., Ben Gocial, M.D., and Jenna Kahn, M.D. The reviewed source does not establish a current virtual-care workflow or onsite laboratory scope.

Cost and access context

Main Line Fertility's Greater Philadelphia pricing page lists practice-level starting prices of $14,300 for IVF without PGT, $17,300 for IVF with PGT, $8,900 for egg freezing, $2,950 for IUI, and $4,950 for frozen embryo transfer. These are not Philadelphia-office-specific quotes. Medication, testing, storage, physician fees, and other services can change the total; the page says the full egg-freezing process including medication typically costs $8,900-$11,000. The insurance page says participation may vary by physician and location, so confirm coverage, employer benefits, and the written estimate before treatment.

How to interpret the data

A Philadelphia-specific CDC/NASS clinic ID and denominator-safe outcome record are not resolved in the current profile. No outcome percentage or cycle count is displayed until that association is verified.

About this clinic

History reviewed September 3, 2026

Main Line Fertility reports more than 30 years serving greater Philadelphia and identifies itself as a member of The Prelude Network. Its Main Line Fertility Laboratory was established in 2013; the practice says it is accredited by the College of American Pathologists and licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The Philadelphia office at 1650 Arch Street lists Allison Bloom, DO, Ben Gocial, MD, and Jenna Kahn, MD as its fertility specialists. The named physician team is a location-specific current identity; the laboratory history and Prelude affiliation describe the wider practice, not services performed at this office.

Services

IVFIUIEgg FreezingFertility PreservationGenetic Testing (PGT-A)OncofertilityDonor EggsDonor SpermDonor EmbryoGestational CarrierLGBTQ+ Family BuildingFertility TestingINVOcell

Programs & Specialties

Surrogacy Program
Donor Egg Program
Donor Sperm Program
Single Parents by Choice

Specialists(3 doctors)

Dr. Allison Bloom, DO, Reproductive EndocrinologistDr. Ben Gocial, MD, Reproductive EndocrinologistDr. Jenna Kahn, MD, Reproductive Endocrinologist

Insurance

Insurers reported by the clinic

AetnaCignaIndependence Blue CrossHighmarkUnited Healthcare

Employer fertility benefits

ProgynyMaven ClinicOptum Fertility SolutionsStork ClubWINCarrot

Financing options

Main Line Fertility financial counselingPatientFiFuture FamilyCapexMDLendingClubBUNDL multi-cycle packagesReUnite Assist prescription assistanceHeroes ProgramOncofertility ProgramDrexel University ProgramMain Line Health Program

Participation does not guarantee coverage for your plan, treatment, physician, or laboratory. Confirm benefits and any prior authorization with the clinic and your insurer. Self-funded employer plans are generally outside state coverage mandates.

Hours of Operation

Monday08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday08:00 - 16:00
Thursday08:00 - 16:00
Friday08:00 - 15:30
SaturdayContact clinic
SundayContact clinic

Contact & Location

Address: 1650 Arch Street, Suite 1907, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 610-527-0800
Website: www.mainlinefertility.com
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What stands out

  • Published IVF pricing: Starting at $17,300; review the inclusions and exclusions below.

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  • Listed services include IVF, IUI, and Egg Freezing.

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  • The clinic reports working with 5 insurers, 6 employer benefit programs are listed, and 11 financing options are listed; eligibility and coverage still require direct verification.

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  • The profile names 3 specialists at this clinic.

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How this clinic compares in Pennsylvania

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Missing information does not mean a service is unavailable.

Location type
Full clinic location
Price information
Published
5 of 29 active locations publish a price.
CDC/NASS data
N/A
9 of 29 active locations have a matched record.
Virtual consultation
Contact clinic
9 of 29 active locations document availability.
Other clinic in this areaLocationGoogle reviewsPrice informationCDC live birth rate*Virtual consultation
Pittsburgh 2.8 (21)GoogleContact clinic41.9%2022Available
Philadelphia 4.3 (44)GoogleContact clinic40.0%2022Contact clinic
Chadds FordN/AContact clinicN/AContact clinic
Bethlehem 4.4 (39)GoogleContact clinic58.8%2022Contact clinic
Danville 5.0 (3)GoogleContact clinic44.0%2022Available
Fort Washington 3.7 (43)GoogleContact clinicN/AContact clinic

* CDC/NASS result shown is live births per intended retrieval using a patient's own eggs for patients under 35. N/A means this specific measure is unavailable. Published prices and consultation availability should be confirmed directly.

Sources and review

Last reviewed: September 3, 2026 · How we source data · Suggest a correction

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