OU Health Reproductive Medicine
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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About
OU Health Reproductive Medicine is Oklahoma's academic medical center fertility program, affiliated with the University of Oklahoma, where fellowship-trained REI specialists provide both in-person and virtual consultations. The program offers a full range of services — including IVF, IUI, oncofertility, and recurrent pregnancy loss care — supported by the research and diagnostic resources of the broader OU Health system.
Services & Pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| IVF | Contact clinic for current pricing |
Pricing and insurance details are compiled from public sources and change frequently — confirm directly with the clinic. Full disclaimer
Cost factors to verify
A quoted price rarely tells the whole story. Ask the clinic how each of these is handled before comparing prices:
- Diagnosis and testing — workup before treatment starts
- Medications — injectables and pharmacy costs
- Monitoring — cycle bloodwork, ultrasounds, and visits
- Lab and anesthesia — embryology lab work, retrieval, and outside lab fees
- Embryo testing — genetic testing (PGT) when used
- Donor services — donor eggs, sperm, or gestational carrier coordination
- Insurance plan design — coverage, network rules, and benefit limits
- Financing — payment plans, multi-cycle packages, and refund programs
Questions to ask this clinic
- Which services happen at this location, and which require travel to another lab or partner site?
- Which fees are included in the quoted cycle price, and which are billed separately?
- How should patients verify insurance benefits before starting treatment?
Programs & Specialties
Insurance
OU Health participates with nearly all local and national health plans and has a general accepted insurance page, but no fertility-specific carrier list is published on the reproductive medicine pages. Patients are directed to call the financial department. Insurance acceptance is self-reported by the clinic and changes frequently. Fertility benefits also vary by individual employer plan, and self-funded plans may opt out of state mandates. Always verify coverage directly with the clinic and your insurer before starting treatment.
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Specialists(5 doctors)
CDC/NASS Treatment Data
2022 CDC/NASS reporting year with 309 total ART cycles.
CDC/NASS percentages use specific denominator definitions and are not an overall clinic score. Outcomes vary by age, diagnosis, embryo source, and treatment plan.
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