Place ID

West Virginia University Center for Reproductive Medicine

Morgantown, West Virginia

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★★★★★4.0(36 reviews)Powered by Google

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About

The WVU Medicine Center for Reproductive Medicine is an expanding academic fertility program in Morgantown, recently completing a facility expansion designed to improve patient access and capacity across West Virginia. Backed by WVU Medicine's health system infrastructure, the CRM provides specialist-led reproductive care to patients across the region who benefit from an academic medical center environment.

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

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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?

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Insurance

Accepts Medicare and Medicaid. Offers sliding fee scale for uninsured/underinsured patients. Limited specific carrier information available. 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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Reviews

★★★★★4.0(36 reviews)Powered by Google

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Specialists(3 doctors)

Dr. Ryan HeitmannDr. Brian CaseyDr. Shon Rowan

CDC/NASS Treatment Data

2022 CDC/NASS reporting year with 128 total ART cycles.

Reporting year

2022

Total ART cycles

128

CDC clinic ID

418

Own eggs, patients under 35

Live births per intended retrieval

45.1%

Own eggs, patients under 35

Live births per transfer

45.7%

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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