Fertility care in Minneapolis
Fertility care that feels personal
A small clinic with one care team, clear costs in writing, and a plan you understand before anything starts. For every kind of family.
- No referral needed
- In person or virtual consults
- Costs in writing first
Care for every way a family begins
Seven treatment paths and one care team. Pick the one that sounds like you, or let your nurse help you choose.
IVF
Every step explained before it happens, with one nurse beside you the whole way.
Learn about IVF
Assessment
Clear answers first. Testing for you and your partner, explained in plain words.
IUI
A gentle first treatment. Timed carefully, with partner or donor sperm.
Egg freezing
Plan for later, on your own terms, with honest guidance about what freezing can and cannot promise.
Donor programs
Donor eggs, donor sperm, and donated embryos, with counseling and legal guidance built in.
LGBTQ+ families
Two moms, two dads, trans and nonbinary parents. Your family, planned your way.
Fertility preservation
Seen within two business days, so freezing eggs, embryos, or sperm fits before treatment starts.
Where to start
Not sure which path is yours? Start here.
Most people do not know the right treatment yet, and that is fine. Pick the sentence that sounds most like you.
- We have been trying for a while Start with a fertility assessment. Clear answers first, then a plan.
- I want to keep my options open Egg freezing, with an honest personal estimate before you decide.
- We need a donor, or we are an LGBTQ+ family Donor IUI, reciprocal IVF, or carrier journeys, planned your way.
- I was just diagnosed with cancer Call our preservation line. We aim to see you within two business days.
One team, clear costs, and real hours, all in one place
Big networks are good at volume. We are good at knowing your name. Here is what that looks like day to day.
One nurse coordinator, from your first call to your first ultrasound
Costs in writing, before anything starts
Sample estimate · IVF
- IVF cycle$14,000 to $19,000
- Medicine (pharmacy)$3,000 to $7,000
- ICSI, if advised$1,500 to $2,500
- Embryo storage, year 1Included
Every line shown, with what insurance may cover. You sign nothing until it makes sense.
See all costsFirst consults in person or by video
From anywhere in Minnesota. Bring your partner, even if they join from work.
Early mornings and Saturdays
- Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Tuesday and Thursday Open until 7:00 p.m. for consults
- Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (monitoring only)
Our own embryology lab, with day 1, 3, and 5 update calls
Your first month
What happens next, step by step
The hardest part is often the first call. Here is exactly what follows it, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Start your journey-
Today
Start your journey
Five short steps online, or a phone call. No medical details needed yet.
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Within 2 business days
Your nurse calls
Meet your nurse coordinator. They check your benefits and book your consult.
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Week 1 or 2
First consult
An hour with your doctor, in person or by video. Bring questions. Bring your partner.
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Your next cycle
Testing
Bloodwork, ultrasound, and anything else your doctor recommends. Scheduled around you.
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About 3 weeks in
Your plan, in writing
Results explained in person, with every option and its cost on paper. Then you decide, in your own time.
1 in 6
adults worldwide experience infertility at some point
A note on success rates
Why there is no big percentage on our homepage
One number hides too much: your age, your diagnosis, and how a clinic chooses to count. At your consult, your doctor shows you our published results for people like you. Until then, here is how to compare any clinic fairly.
- Is it per cycle started, or per transfer?
- Is it live births, or pregnancy tests?
- Is it for my age group?
Real paths, told with care
Four families, four different starts. These stories are fictional, written for this sample site.
“Grace texted us the night before every single visit. We never once felt like we were figuring it out alone.”
Dana and Marcus tried for two years before their family doctor suggested a specialist. Their assessment found blocked tubes, which explained a lot, and Dr. Castellano walked them through IVF on a single sheet of paper.
Dana and Marcus IVF after two years of trying · fictional story
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“Dr. Haddad gave me a real estimate for my body, not a brochure number. That is why I trusted her.”
Priya came in to get a baseline, not to start anything. Her results were normal for her age, and Dr. Haddad told her that waiting a year would also be reasonable.
Priya Egg freezing at 34 · fictional story
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“The forms said "partner," the nurse asked our pronouns, and nobody looked confused. That mattered more than we expected.”
Jess and Alana both wanted to be part of the pregnancy. With reciprocal IVF, Alana's eggs were used and Jess carried. Hannah's counseling session helped them choose a donor they felt good about.
Jess and Alana Reciprocal IVF · fictional story
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“I called on a Monday and was in Dr. Mehta's office on Wednesday. He talked to my oncologist himself.”
Sofia was 29 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her oncologist mentioned fertility preservation, and she called Wrenfield the same afternoon.
Sofia Egg freezing before chemotherapy · fictional story
Read the full storyOur physicians
Three doctors who will know your name
Every Wrenfield doctor is a reproductive endocrinologist: a specialist trained in fertility after their years in obstetrics and gynecology.
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Dr. Naomi Castellano, MD
Medical director, reproductive endocrinologist
- IVF
- PCOS
- Recurrent pregnancy loss
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Dr. Arjun Mehta, MD
Reproductive endocrinologist
- Fertility preservation
- Male factor
- IVF lab partnership
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Dr. Leila Haddad, MD
Reproductive endocrinologist
- LGBTQ+ family building
- Donor programs
- Egg freezing
Costs and financing
Honest ranges, published
Fertility care is expensive, and pretending otherwise helps no one. Here are our self-pay ranges. Your written estimate comes after your consult, and insurance may lower it a lot.
- Insurance check first
- Monthly payment plans
- HSA and FSA
- Two-cycle IVF plan
| Treatment | Self-pay range |
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| New patient consult | $300 to $450 |
| IUI cycle (before medicine) | $600 to $1,200 |
| IVF cycle (before medicine) | $14,000 to $19,000 |
| Egg freezing cycle (before medicine) | $8,500 to $12,000 |
Questions
The things people ask first
Still wondering? Call (612) 555-0148. A nurse answers weekdays.
All questionsWhen should we see a fertility specialist?
A common guideline is after a year of trying if you are under 35, after six months if you are 35 to 39, and right away if you are 40 or older. You can also come sooner if you have irregular cycles, a known condition, or simply want answers.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book with us directly. Some insurance plans ask for a referral, and we will tell you if yours does when we check your benefits.
How much does IVF cost?
A typical IVF cycle at Wrenfield runs $14,000 to $19,000 before medicine, and medicine adds $3,000 to $7,000. You get a written estimate with every line before you start. Our costs page has the full list.
Do you see single parents and LGBTQ+ families?
Yes, every week. Our forms, our words, and our plans are built for every kind of family. Dr. Haddad leads our LGBTQ+ and donor programs.
Can my first visit be virtual?
Yes. First consults can be by secure video from anywhere in Minnesota. Testing and procedures happen at our clinic.
Start your journey
Ready when you are, at your pace.
Five short questions, no medical details. Your nurse coordinator calls within two business days to book your first consult, in person or by video.
No referral needed. In person or virtual first consults.