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13 Best Fertility Clinics in Los Angeles

Fertility care in Los Angeles is split between multi-physician groups, small practices where one doctor follows every cycle, and clinics built around third-party reproduction with their own egg donor and surrogacy programs. Most sit along Wilshire and Sunset on the Westside or on Ventura Boulevard in the San Fernando Valley.

This guide shows what each clinic treats, who leads it, whether the lab is on site and which languages, insurance and financing options it offers, so you can shortlist two or three for a first consultation.

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Tree of Life Center - TLC Fertility, Los Angeles#1
What stands out
  • Mini, natural and INVOCELL IVF

  • PGT-A and PGT-M testing

  • Evening consultations on request

Tree of Life Center - TLC Fertility

4.9200 reviews
18370 Burbank Blvd #511, Tarzana, CA 91356, USA
Best for
Patients comparing several IVF protocols

Patients who want a wide choice of IVF protocols under one roof will find it at this San Fernando Valley clinic in Tarzana. The menu runs from conventional IVF with ICSI to mini IVF, natural IVF and INVOCELL, alongside IUI and tubal reversal surgery. The clinic states that its physicians are board certified in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, and an IVF lab director oversees embryology. Evening consultations can be arranged on request, which helps anyone fitting appointments around work.

IVF Fertility Center, Los Angeles#2
What stands out
  • Low patient volume by design

  • Mandarin-speaking founder

  • Accepts Carrot benefits

IVF Fertility Center

5.029 reviews
16055 Ventura Blvd #700, Encino, CA 91436, USA
Best for
Continuity with one doctor

Patients who prefer seeing the same physician at every step suit this small Encino practice, which keeps its patient volume low on purpose. Founder Dr. John Kuo holds both an MD and a PhD, trained at Columbia, USC and UCLA, and speaks Mandarin Chinese. Services span IVF, IUI, egg freezing, genetic testing, male infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss. The clinic accepts Carrot fertility benefits, useful for anyone whose employer offers that plan.

Reproductive Fertility Center, Los Angeles#3
What stands out
  • In-house egg donor agency

  • Andrology and freezing in the building

  • 0% APR financing for eligible patients

Reproductive Fertility Center

4.8172 reviews
9201 Sunset Blvd Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90069, USA
Best for
Egg donation and surrogacy with one team

Its strength lies in a one-stop setup on the Sunset Strip, where Dr. Peyman Saadat's team pairs IVF with an in-house egg donor agency and surrogacy services. Andrology and cryopreservation work happens in the same building, covering egg, sperm and embryo freezing. Concierge services extend to private transportation and in-home care for patients arriving from elsewhere. Eligible patients can apply for 0% APR fertility financing, which spreads the cost of a cycle over time.

CLocal option
#4
What stands out
  • On-site lab and surgical facilities

  • Ovarian PRP and exosome therapy

  • Program in Punta Mita, Mexico

Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology

4.8158 reviews
350 S Beverly Dr Ste 230, Beverly Hills, CA 90212, USA
Best for
Diagnostics, surgery and IVF in one office

Patients who want to discuss newer add-on therapies, such as ovarian PRP and exosome therapy, will find them offered here alongside standard IVF. Dr. Sam Najmabadi directs the Beverly Hills clinic, which has its own on-site laboratory and surgical facilities. The diagnostic work-up includes hysteroscopy, laparoscopy and saline infusion sonograms. A second base in Punta Mita, Mexico, serves patients combining treatment with travel. Ask how much evidence supports each add-on before it goes on the bill.

West Coast Fertility Centers, Los Angeles#5
What stands out
  • Accepts patients regardless of ovarian reserve

  • Lab in Downtown Los Angeles

  • Discounted pricing without insurance

West Coast Fertility Centers

4.927 reviews
1127 Wilshire Blvd #1400, Los Angeles, CA 90017, USA
Best for
Low ovarian reserve and later-age patients

Patients turned away elsewhere because of low ovarian reserve may want a consultation here, since the clinic accepts patients regardless of ovarian reserve or weight. Dr. Vitaly Kushnir, dual board-certified in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, focuses on advanced reproductive age, low reserve and severe male factor cases. The Downtown Los Angeles office has its own embryology and andrology lab. Patients without fertility coverage are offered discounted pricing, which matters when a cycle is paid out of pocket.

IVFLA Fertility, Los Angeles#6
What stands out
  • Practice running since 1991

  • Acupuncture and nutrition support

  • Testicular sperm extraction

IVFLA Fertility

4.916 reviews
292 S La Cienega Blvd #100, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, USA
Best for
IVF with integrative therapies

Patients interested in pairing IVF with complementary care will notice that this Beverly Hills clinic lists acupuncture, massage therapy and nutritional assessment next to its medical treatments. Dr. Steven C. Presser has run the practice since 1991. Services include IVF, insemination, egg donation, gestational surrogacy, preimplantation genetic testing and fertility preservation for cancer patients. Male factor care extends to testicular sperm extraction. Clinic hours are shorter than most, so weekend visits must be booked in advance.

California Center for Reproductive Health, Los Angeles#7
What stands out
  • Offices in Encino, Valencia and West Hollywood

  • Mini IVF and freeze-all cycles

  • Oncofertility for cancer patients

California Center for Reproductive Health

4.7385 reviews
16633 Ventura Blvd Ste 1330, Encino, CA 91436, USA
Best for
Valley and Santa Clarita patients

Patients spread across the Valley, Santa Clarita and the Westside get three offices to choose from: Encino, Valencia and West Hollywood. Dr. Eliran Mor, who completed a three-year fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility, works across all three. Options range from mini IVF and freeze-all cycles to egg donation, gestational surrogacy and oncofertility for cancer patients. The clinic publishes guidance on California's SB 729 coverage, worth reading before checking what an employer plan now pays for.

The Center for Fertility and Gynecology, Los Angeles#8
What stands out
  • Staff fluent in eight languages

  • On-site IVF lab

  • Hospital campus with parking

The Center for Fertility and Gynecology

4.7115 reviews
18370 Burbank Blvd Ste 301, Tarzana, CA 91356, USA
Best for
Multilingual families in the Valley

Families who want fertility treatment and gynecology from the same doctors are well served by this practice, founded in 1987 by Dr. Michael Vermesh. The Tarzana office sits on the Providence Cedars-Sinai Tarzana Medical Center campus, with its own parking lot. IVF is done with an on-site lab, alongside IUI, egg freezing, reciprocal IVF and endometriosis treatment. Staff speak eight languages, including Hebrew, Farsi, Russian and Spanish, which eases consultations for many Valley families.

Pinnacle Fertility Los Angeles#9
What stands out
  • Five physicians in one office

  • Virtual first consultation

  • Weekend mornings by appointment

Pinnacle Fertility Los Angeles

4.6110 reviews
11818 Wilshire Blvd Ste 300, Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA
Best for
Westside patients wanting a larger team

Couples who want a larger physician team and weekend appointments will find both at the former California Fertility Partners, now part of the Pinnacle Fertility network. Five physicians practice from the Wilshire Boulevard office in West Los Angeles, covering IVF, IUI, egg freezing, genetic testing and donor egg cycles. The first consultation takes place virtually, and partners can join the call. Early weekend slots, by appointment only, help when treatment timing falls on a Saturday or Sunday.

Innovative Fertility Center, Los Angeles#10
What stands out
  • Reciprocal IVF for same-sex couples

  • Accepts PPO insurance

  • Weekend visits by appointment

Innovative Fertility Center

4.667 reviews
3500 N Sepulveda Blvd #130, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, USA
Best for
South Bay patients

South Bay residents who would rather not drive to the Westside for every scan have a local option in Manhattan Beach. Dr. Joshua Berger leads consultations at the Sepulveda Boulevard clinic, which offers IVF with ICSI and preimplantation genetic diagnosis, IUI and egg freezing. Same-sex couples can choose reciprocal IVF, and donor egg and donor sperm cycles are available. The clinic accepts PPO insurance and works with finance partners, so coverage can be checked before treatment starts.

Western Fertility Institute, Los Angeles#11
What stands out
  • Free first consultation

  • Published mini IVF starting fee

  • Offices in Encino and Arcadia

Western Fertility Institute

4.593 reviews
16260 Ventura Blvd #210, Encino, CA 91436, USA
Best for
Patients who want published prices

Budget-minded patients get rare price transparency here, since the clinic publishes a starting fee for its mini IVF protocol and a $99 ovarian reserve test. Dr. Ashim Kumar offers a free first consultation at the Encino office, and a second Southern California office operates in Arcadia. Treatments include IVF, IUI, egg and embryo freezing, PGT-A testing and family balancing. Related programs cover egg donation, surrogacy and sperm washing for HIV-positive men.

Beverly Hills Fertility, Los Angeles#12
What stands out
  • Double board-certified co-founder

  • Offices in West LA and Thousand Oaks

  • Three financing partners

Beverly Hills Fertility

4.329 reviews
10390 Santa Monica Blvd Unit 340, Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA
Best for
Westside and Conejo Valley patients

Westside and Conejo Valley patients have two offices to choose from: Santa Monica Boulevard in West Los Angeles and a new location in Thousand Oaks. Co-founder Dr. Ellen Goldstein is double board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology and in reproductive endocrinology, with fellowship training at UCLA and Cedars-Sinai. Services cover IVF, egg freezing, genetic screening, egg and sperm donation, surrogacy and LGBTQ+ care. Three financing partners are listed, giving options when insurance falls short.

Reproductive Partners Medical Group, Los Angeles#13
What stands out
  • Urologic surgeon for male fertility

  • Open weekend mornings

  • Offices in Beverly Hills, Torrance and Long Beach

Reproductive Partners Medical Group

4.3111 reviews
8383 Wilshire Blvd #700, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, USA
Best for
Couples with male factor infertility

Couples facing both female and male factor infertility benefit from having a fellowship-trained urologic surgeon inside the same Beverly Hills practice. Dr. James Weinberger handles male fertility, including sperm retrieval procedures, varicocele repair and vasectomy reversal. The reproductive endocrinologists include Dr. Andy Huang and Dr. Carrie Wambach, both board certified in the specialty. Saturday and Sunday morning hours make early appointments easier to fit around a working week.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Tree of Life Center - TLC Fertility 4.9200Patients comparing several IVF protocols
#2IVF Fertility Center 5.029Continuity with one doctor
#3Reproductive Fertility Center 4.8172Egg donation and surrogacy with one team
#4Center for Reproductive Health & Gynecology 4.8158Diagnostics, surgery and IVF in one office
#5West Coast Fertility Centers 4.927Low ovarian reserve and later-age patients
#6IVFLA Fertility 4.916IVF with integrative therapies
#7California Center for Reproductive Health 4.7385Valley and Santa Clarita patients
#8The Center for Fertility and Gynecology 4.7115Multilingual families in the Valley
#9Pinnacle Fertility Los Angeles 4.6110Westside patients wanting a larger team
#10Innovative Fertility Center 4.667South Bay patients
#11Western Fertility Institute 4.593Patients who want published prices
#12Beverly Hills Fertility 4.329Westside and Conejo Valley patients
#13Reproductive Partners Medical Group 4.3111Couples with male factor infertility

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Map of Fertility Clinics in Los Angeles

The clinics cluster around Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and Wilshire Boulevard on the Westside and along Ventura Boulevard in Encino and Tarzana, with others in Downtown Los Angeles and Manhattan Beach.

Services to compare

  • IVF and ICSIEggs are retrieved and fertilized in the lab, with sperm injected directly into the egg when male factor is involved.
  • IUI and ovulation inductionFirst-line treatment that combines fertility medication with washed sperm placed in the uterus.
  • Egg and embryo freezingFertility preservation for family building later in life or before cancer treatment.
  • Egg donation and surrogacyThird-party cycles using donor eggs or sperm and a gestational carrier, often coordinated with agencies.
  • Embryo genetic testingPGT screens embryos for chromosomal or inherited conditions before transfer.

How to choose Fertility Clinics in Los Angeles

  1. Read the SART and CDC dataClinics report IVF outcomes to SART and the CDC. Compare results for your own age group and diagnosis rather than a clinic's headline figure.
  2. Ask who you will actually seeIn larger groups, monitoring scans and egg retrievals may fall to whichever physician is on duty. Smaller practices often keep one doctor through the whole cycle.
  3. Get the full cycle price in writingQuotes may leave out medication, anesthesia, embryo freezing, genetic testing or storage. Ask for an itemized estimate and check what your health plan now covers under California's SB 729.
  4. Factor in location and hoursA treatment cycle needs frequent early-morning monitoring visits. A clinic near home or work, or one with weekend hours, makes those appointments much easier to keep.

Frequently asked questions

How much does IVF cost in Los Angeles?

It varies. The price depends on the protocol, medication, anesthesia, genetic testing, embryo freezing and how many cycles are needed. A few clinics publish starting fees, but only an itemized quote after the first consultation gives a reliable figure. California's SB 729 has expanded IVF coverage in many large group health plans, so check your benefits first.

Do I need a referral to see a fertility specialist?

Most clinics accept self-referrals, although some insurance plans, especially HMOs, require a referral from a primary care doctor or OB-GYN. An evaluation is usually advised after 12 months of trying to conceive, or after six months for women aged 35 and older.

What should I bring to the first consultation?

Bring previous test results, records of earlier treatments or pregnancies, a list of current medications and your insurance details. Partners are usually welcome, and some clinics hold the first visit by video call.

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