Metropolitan Reproductive Medicine PC
- Offers donor eggs
- Fertility preservation
Sources:
- Offers donor eggs: SART data and CDC data · 2024 data
- Fertility preservation: CDC data and SART data · 2024 data
Services
Core services
- Outside monitoring
- Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT)
- Egg cryopreservation
- Embryo cryopreservation
- Egg donor
- Embryo donor
- Surrogacy
Support services
- Genetic counseling
- Mental health
- Acupuncture
- Dietitian
- Wellness program
- Ovarian tissue cryopreservation
Prices
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Self-pay cost, added up through each transfer, before insurance.
- 1st transferRegional estimate, about $26,501 to $49,976Regional estimate
- By the 2ndRegional estimate, about $31,099 to $57,839+$4.6k to $7.9kRegional estimate
- By the 3rdRegional estimate, about $35,698 to $65,703+$4.6k to $7.9kRegional estimate
Insurance and coverage
New York law
New York requires many insurers to cover IVF (law effective 2020) -- 3 IVF cycles (large group >100 emp); fertility preservation all markets.
New York law requires coverage of fertility preservation before treatment that can cause infertility, such as cancer treatment (effective 2020).
Citation: N.Y. Ins. Law SS3221(k)(6)(C), 4303(s)(3) (2019-20 state budget reform)
Source: Baby Steps review of state law · as of Oct 2026
Fertility doctors
Reproductive endocrinologists (REIs) the national provider registry (NPPES) lists at this clinic.
- SLSusan Lobel, MDNPI 1649470162
Source: the national provider registry (NPPES) · as of Oct 2026
Patients served
Specialties
- LGBTQIA+ patients
- Single women
- Female couples
- Patients with HIV
- Single men
- Male couples
Policies
- Age limits
- BMI guidelines
Main clinic
Directors
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