Reciprocal IVF at Open Fertility

Reciprocal IVF allows both partners to participate in the pregnancy journey, with one partner providing the eggs and the other carrying the pregnancy.

At Open Fertility, eligible female partners can pursue reciprocal IVF through our focused, team-based IVF care model, backed by Spring Fertility’s reproductive medicine, laboratory, and embryology expertise.

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RECIPROCAL IVF AT OPEN

Two Partners. One Shared Treatment Path.

Reciprocal IVF allows one partner to provide the eggs while the other carries the pregnancy, giving both partners an active role in the treatment process.

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The Egg-Providing Partner

The egg-providing partner completes ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval. Mature eggs are fertilized in the IVF laboratory according to the treatment plan.

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The Carrying Partner

The carrying partner completes the evaluation and preparation needed for embryo transfer and, if successful, carries the pregnancy.

Is Reciprocal IVF at Open Right for You?

Our team reviews both partners’ medical histories and treatment needs to determine whether Open’s focused IVF care model is a good fit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can female partners pursue reciprocal IVF at Open?

Yes. Open can support eligible female partners pursuing reciprocal IVF, with one partner providing the eggs and the other carrying the pregnancy. Our team reviews both partners’ medical histories and treatment needs to determine whether Open’s focused IVF care model is a good fit.

How do we decide who provides the eggs?

Your care team reviews each partner’s medical history, ovarian reserve, reproductive goals, and other relevant clinical factors when developing the treatment plan.

How do we decide who carries the pregnancy?

The carrying partner completes the appropriate evaluation before embryo transfer. Your care team will discuss the clinical considerations and your preferences with you.

A note on language: To make this information as clear as possible, we’ve used gendered terms like “same-sex female couple” or “same-sex male couple” in some examples. However, we welcome and affirm patients of all gender identities and family structures. If you’re not sure whether Open is the right fit for your path to parenthood, we encourage you to reach out. We’re here to answer your questions and help guide you to the care you need.
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Our team can help you understand reciprocal IVF, determine whether Open’s care model fits your needs, and walk both partners through the next steps.

 

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