Pricing Information
Please note that most services below are not run through insurance (costs are out of pocket). *Denotes that the service is run through insurance.
Diagnostics
- Clinical Consult* $200
- Semen Analysis (full) $125
- Semen Analysis (post-vasectomy) $50
- Scrotal Ultrasound* $250
- Transrectal Ultrasound* $250
- Fine Needle Vasography $500
- Testicular Biopsy (presence of sperm) $300
- DNA Fragmentation $350
Procedures
- Testicular Sperm Extraction (TESE) $1,000
- Microepididymal Sperm Aspiration (MESA) $1,250
- Microtesticular Sperm Extraction (microTESE) $2,500
- Varicocelectomy $1,500
- Vasectomy Reversal $3,300
- Epididymovasal Reconstruction $3,300
- General Anesthesia (optional add-on) $1,000
- Cryopreservation $200 per collection (often 2-3 required if lower counts) + $250/yr (ongoing storage)
- Electroejaculation $1,500 per collection (includes required general anesthesia fee)
- *Note - all procedures most commonly done under local anesthesia alone
*Service covered by some insurances
Frequently Asked Questions
We accept all insurances and are considered in-network for the majority of Utah insurance plans. However, it is important to recognize that many insurances will not cover infertility services, and some will not provide benefits for out of network providers, even if we are willing to accept those insurances. If you have any questions about coverage, we recommend that you contact your insurance provider prior to your appointment.
Appointments can be scheduled online, via telephone, or via email. Referrals are not required.
Typically, we recommend that men undergo two semen analyses (separated at least by 1 week and ideally by 1 month or more), FSH, LH, Testosterone, Estradiol, and TSH. If this testing has been done previously, it is not necessary to repeat it in the majority of cases. Depending how long it has been since the testing, or if you have undergone any treatments since the testing, some repeat labs or semen testing may be recommended.
The prices above are reflective of a maximal amount that you may have to pay for any of the services listed. The services marked with an asterisk (*) are occasionally covered by insurance in our experience. We will therefore submit those services to insurance, and if covered, it is likely that you would end up paying less than the amount listed above. Those services not marked by an asterisk are either not covered by insurance, or the insurance amounts are insufficient to cover the costs of the procedure (since many of these are considered unlisted procedures by insurance). In those cases, you would be responsible for the full amount listed.