The Fertility Index

IVF cost in Nevada

Compare published clinic prices and see what each includes.

$14,000median published price of one IVF cycle
$6,500 - $20,000Published cycle price range
Egg freezing prices

1 Nevada clinic publishes an egg-freezing price, before yearly storage. Nationally, published prices run $2,500 to $13,200.

Published price details

Among Nevada clinics that publish a price, one IVF cycle costs a median of $14,000. Most clinics publish no price at all: only 3 of the 8 clinics we track do.

$14,000
median published price of one IVF cycle
$6,500
lowest published cycle price
$20,000
highest published cycle price
3 of 8
clinics publish a cycle price (38%)

Published cycle prices in Nevada run from $6,500 (New Direction Fertility Centers - Las Vegas (Henderson), Henderson) to $20,000 (Nevada Fertility Center, Las Vegas). Prices are as each clinic publishes them and usually exclude medication (what is not included).

Nevada clinics

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8 clinics

ClinicCityOne IVF cycle
New Direction Fertility Centers - Las Vegas (Henderson)Henderson$6,500
Nevada Fertility CenterLas Vegas$12,600 - $20,000
The Nevada Center for Reproductive MedicineReno$14,000
Fertility Center of Las VegasLas VegasNo price published
Green Valley Fertility PartnersHendersonNo price published
HRC Fertility - Las VegasLas VegasNo price published
Nevada Fertility InstituteLas VegasNo price published
Red Rock Fertility CenterLas VegasNo price published

What these prices do not include

Published cycle prices rarely include medication (a median $4,500 among 25 of 621 US clinic locations that publish medication prices), PGT genetic testing, anesthesia, or annual storage for frozen embryos or eggs. Definitions of "a cycle" also vary between clinics. Before comparing two clinics, ask each what its published number covers - our clinic pages show who publishes what.

Common questions

How much does IVF cost in Nevada?

Among Nevada clinics that publish a price, one IVF cycle costs a median of $14,000. Published prices run from $6,500 (New Direction Fertility Centers - Las Vegas (Henderson), Henderson) to $20,000 (Nevada Fertility Center, Las Vegas). Only 3 of the 8 clinics we track publish a price.

Does insurance cover IVF in Nevada?

Coverage depends on your specific health plan and on state law, and rules differ for large-employer, small-employer and self-funded plans. Check with your insurer before budgeting - and ask the clinic for its self-pay price in writing either way.

How many IVF clinics are there in Nevada?

We track 8 clinic locations in Nevada. 3 of them publish an IVF cycle price on their own website (38%).

What is the cheapest IVF clinic in Nevada?

The lowest published cycle price is $6,500 at New Direction Fertility Centers - Las Vegas (Henderson) in Henderson. Cheapest published is not necessarily cheapest final bill - ask every clinic what its number includes.

How much does egg freezing cost in Nevada?

1 Nevada clinic publishes an egg-freezing price (too few for a reliable median), before yearly storage fees.

What is usually not included in a published IVF price?

Medication (a median $4,500 among 25 of 621 US clinic locations that publish medication prices), PGT genetic testing, anesthesia, and annual storage for frozen embryos or eggs are usually extra. Definitions of a cycle vary - ask each clinic what its published price covers.

How we got these numbers

Computed from The Fertility Index's own dataset: 8 Nevada clinic locations tracked, prices as each clinic publishes them on its own site, checked October 2026. Where a clinic publishes a range, we count its midpoint in the median; a single flat price counts at that price; the table shows what the clinic publishes. Null means not published, never estimated.

Last updated: Oct 21, 2026