The 11 Best Fertility Clinics in Houston

Dr. Subodh Chauhan's practice suits patients who want the same physician from first consultation to embryo transfer. He performs every egg retrieval and transfer himself at New Hope Fertility Institute of Texas, a physician-owned practice. He is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology and teaches at Baylor College of Medicine. Most new patients are seen within a week, and urgent fertility preservation is prioritized for those facing cancer treatment.

Everleap, formerly RMA Houston, suits single patients, transgender patients and couples of any kind looking for an openly inclusive practice. Two reproductive endocrinologists, Dr. Caroline Juneau and medical director Dr. Nola Herlihy, lead the Westheimer Road office in Montrose. Treatments include IVF with ICSI, single embryo transfer, egg freezing and donor egg or embryo options. Acupuncture and nutrition support are offered alongside medical care, which helps patients who want support beyond the treatment itself.

Dr. R.K. Mangal's practice is a sound choice for women whose infertility is linked to endometriosis, fibroids or pelvic pain. He is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology, and fellowship-trained in advanced endometriosis surgery. The Fertility and Endometriosis Institute offers IVF and fertility preservation alongside surgical treatment. Having one physician handle both surgery and IVF avoids passing records between separate specialists.

Shady Grove's Memorial City office suits working patients who need early or weekend monitoring. Blood work and ultrasounds run from 7:30 to 10 on weekdays and from 6:30 on weekends. Dr. Janet Bruno-Gaston and Dr. Jaimin Shah lead care that covers IVF, IUI, egg freezing, donor programs and gestational carriers. A shared-risk program with a full refund option helps couples who expect to need more than one IVF cycle.

Pozitivf suits cost-conscious patients who want to see prices before committing, since it publishes a price list for IVF. Founder Dr. Francisco Arredondo, a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist, previously founded Reproductive Medicine Associates of Texas. In Houston, bilingual OB-GYN Dr. Pablo Orezzoli handles IUI, IVF, retrievals and transfers on Fannin Street. The practice aims to keep visits before treatment to a minimum, which suits patients with limited time off work.

Aspire suits patients who want a clinic close to home anywhere in the metro, with 14 locations across Greater Houston. The Willowbrook office in northwest Houston is staffed by Dr. Josh Skorupski and Dr. Rhiana Saunders. Care runs from fertility testing and IUI to IVF, egg freezing, donor eggs and LGBTQ+ family building. A refund-backed IVF package and financial assurance programs give couples a way to cap the cost of several cycles.

CCRM's Texas Medical Center office suits patients who want a broad menu of family-building options under one network. Dr. Katherine McKnight and Dr. Beth Zhou treat patients on Fannin Street. Services cover IUI, IVF with ICSI and genetic testing, egg freezing, reciprocal IVF, gestational carriers and male fertility testing. Access to a national egg donor database and telehealth appointments shortens the search for patients who need donor eggs or cannot visit often.

Cooper Institute suits patients looking for lower-cost routes into IVF. Its Egg Sharing Program reduces the fee for women under 33 who donate half of their retrieved eggs, and it also offers mini IVF in two stages. Medical director Dr. C. James Chuong is a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist. The southwest Houston office on Beechnut Street also runs donor egg, surrogacy and LGBTQ+ programs, so patients can stay with one clinic if plans change.

Inovi suits patients with a genetic concern or a busy schedule. Dr. Stephan Krotz is board certified in reproductive endocrinology and in obstetrics and gynecology, with a background in genetics. As a single-physician practice, it keeps the same doctor and nurses throughout treatment. Evening, weekend and video appointments are offered at the Richmond Avenue office, and a Spanish-speaking doctor and staff serve Spanish-speaking patients.

Houston Fertility Center suits patients who want to know the package price before starting, as it publishes prices for IVF with genetic testing and for INVOcell. The independent practice on Katy Freeway is led by Dr. Sonja Kristiansen, a board-certified fertility physician. It has its own embryology lab and egg retrieval suite with board-certified anesthesia. Bilingual staff and a Spanish version of its site make it accessible for Spanish-speaking families.

Advanced Fertility Center of Texas suits patients on the west side and north toward Spring who want an independent practice with its own lab. Dr. Michael Allon and Dr. Dmitri Dozortsev treat patients at the Memorial City office on Katy Freeway and in Spring. Options include minimal stimulation IVF, an in-house donor egg bank, gestational carriers and TESE for male infertility. Outside monitoring and telemedicine let patients from further away complete part of a cycle closer to home.