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Kaiser Permanente Center for Reproductive Health in San Francisco

Part of Kaiser Permanente Center for Reproductive Health

  • 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

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

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 $37,897 to $45,441Estimate
  2. By the 2ndEstimate, about $43,507 to $51,301+$5.6k to $5.9kEstimate
  3. By the 3rdEstimate, about $49,117 to $57,161+$5.6k to $5.9kEstimate

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

Insurance and coverage

California law

California requires many insurers to cover IVF (law effective 2026) -- 3 oocyte retrievals, unlimited transfers (large group).

California law requires coverage of fertility preservation before treatment that can cause infertility, such as cancer treatment (effective 2020).

Citation: Cal. Health & Saf. Code SS1374.551-.552; Cal. Ins. Code SS10119.61-.62 (SB 600, ch. 853, Stats. 2019)

Accepted insurance

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

Health insurers

  • Kaiser Permanente

Sources:

  • the clinic's website · as of Sep 2026
  • Baby Steps review of state law · 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
  • CMS Doctors & Clinicians · as of Aug 2026

Lab records

  • Lab accredited by CAP (first certified 2001)
  • Registered with the FDA to store embryos, eggs and sperm (2026 registration)

Sources:

  • the federal lab certification records (CLIA) · as of Jul 2026
  • the FDA tissue bank registry (HCT/P) · as of Sep 2026

Patients served

Specialties

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

Policies

  • Age limits
  • BMI guidelines

Main clinic

1700 California St #400, San Francisco, CA 94109, USA
(628) 242-7300
Andrew.x5.miller@kp.org
kpivf.com

Directors

LF
Lisa Farah-Eways MD
Practice director
Dr. Farah-Eways obtained her medical degree from the University of Florida College of Medicine and completed her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
DB
David Battaglia PhD
Lab director
IM
Irene Moy MD
Medical director

Raw data explorer

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