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New England Fertility Institute

  • Offers donor eggs
  • Fertility preservation

Sources:

  • Offers donor eggs: SART data and CDC data · 2024 data
  • Fertility preservation: the FDA tissue bank registry (HCT/P), CDC data and SART data · as of Sep 2026

Services

Core services

  • Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
  • Egg cryopreservation
  • Embryo cryopreservation
  • Egg donor
  • Embryo donor
  • Surrogacy
  • Outside monitoring

Support services

  • Acupuncture
  • Dietitian
  • Genetic counseling
  • Mental health
  • Wellness program
  • Ovarian tissue cryopreservation

Prices

Your plan: own eggs, frozen transfer, , no . loading...

Self-pay cost, added up through each transfer, before insurance.

  1. 1st transferEstimate, about $31,800 to $41,277Estimate
  2. By the 2ndEstimate, about $36,399 to $49,140+$4.6k to $7.9kEstimate
  3. By the 3rdEstimate, about $40,997 to $57,004+$4.6k to $7.9kEstimate

Source: the clinic's website · as of Oct 2026

Insurance and coverage

Connecticut law

Connecticut requires many insurers to cover IVF (law effective 1989) -- 2 IVF cycles; 4 ovulation-induction; 3 IUI.

Connecticut law requires coverage of fertility preservation before treatment that can cause infertility, such as cancer treatment (effective 2018).

Citation: Conn. Gen. Stat. S38a-536 (HB 7124, added to the pre-existing 1989 comprehensive infertility mandate)

Accepted insurance

Check your own plan's IVF benefit; accepting an insurer does not mean every plan covers IVF.

Fertility benefits

  • Carrot Fertility

Health insurers

  • Aetna
  • Cigna

What insurers pay this clinic

These are rates insurers have agreed to pay the clinic. They are not your cost and are not part of the prices above.

  • CignaSum of rates for IVF services: $2,409 to $5,270

A negotiated rate is what the insurer has agreed to pay the clinic for a billed service, not the patient's cost; the patient's share depends on the plan's IVF benefit, deductible and coinsurance. A clinic in the insurer's network file with no IVF billing codes suggests the plan likely excludes IVF.

Sources:

  • the clinic's website · as of Sep 2026
  • Baby Steps review of state law · as of Oct 2026
  • insurers' published rate files · as of Oct 2026

Fertility doctors

Reproductive endocrinologists (REIs) the national provider registry (NPPES) lists at this clinic.

Sources:

  • the national provider registry (NPPES) · as of Oct 2026
  • the clinic's website · as of Sep 2026

Genetic testing

Tests the clinic's website says it offers

  • PGT-A
  • PGT-M
  • Offers embryo sex selection

PGT typically $3,000

Source: the clinic's website · as of Sep 2026

Lab records

  • Registered with the FDA to store embryos, eggs and sperm (2026 registration)

Source: the FDA tissue bank registry (HCT/P) · as of Sep 2026

Patients served

Specialties

  • Single men
  • Single women
  • Female couples
  • Male couples
  • Patients with HIV
  • LGBTQIA+ patients

Policies

  • No age limits
  • No BMI guidelines

Main clinic

1275 Summer St #201, Stamford, CT 06905, USA
(203) 325-3200
gad.lavy@nefertility.com

Directors

GL
Gad Lavy MD.
Practice directorMedical director
Gad Lavy, M.D., F.A.C.O.G, is the medical director and founder of New England Fertility (NEF), the first non-hospital-based outpatient in vitro fertilization (IVF) center in the state of Connecticut. he did research in yale university for couple years.
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liping she MD. Ph.D
Lab director

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