HRC Fertility (Having Babies)
Foster City, California
Formerly known as Zouves Fertility Center
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About
Zouves Fertility Center in Foster City carries the legacy of pioneering reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Christo G. Zouves while now operating under the HRC Fertility network, blending the clinic's long-standing Bay Area community roots with HRC's Silicon Valley resources and full breadth of fertility services. Patients benefit from both the clinic's history of exceptional IVF outcomes and the network's infrastructure for donor egg, LGBTQ+ family building, and gestational carrier programs.
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
Accepted insurer candidates
Accepts 14-16 insurance plans. Takes full payment upfront; insurance may reimburse. 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(1 doctors)
CDC/NASS Treatment Data
2022 CDC/NASS reporting year with 202 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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