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IVF cost in Tennessee (2026)

3 clinics publish base cycle pricing in Tennessee, out of 7 CDC-reporting fertility clinics. Median published base cycle $12,950 (range $12,000$14,240). That is 1% above the national median of $12,779.

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Updated May 2026

Main sources

  • Published fertility clinic price pages
  • CDC ART clinic reporting
  • Tennessee insurance mandate research
  • TreatCompare US IVF pricing dataset

Methodology: We calculate Tennessee medians from clinics that publish fees, then show how many clinics disclose pricing versus total CDC-reporting clinics. Medication and add-on ranges are planning estimates, not clinic quotes.

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Healthcare prices can change without notice and may exclude consultation fees, medication, diagnostics, anaesthetic, facility fees, follow-up care or add-ons. TreatCompare summarises published or compiled pricing for comparison and planning only. Always verify the current total directly before paying.

Source type
Clinic-published prices and TreatCompare US IVF pricing analysis
Primary source
Tennessee fertility clinic published price pages
Reporting period
Latest visible clinic price checks, May 2026
Last updated
May 2026
Figure type
Mixed sources
Use
Research and comparison only

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Tennessee IVF cost: what local patients should compare first

Tennessee has no IVF insurance mandate and fewer large metro clinic clusters, so patients often compare self-pay IVF with IUI and regional travel options.

Tennessee patients should ask clinics for written totals covering medication, ICSI/PGT-A, embryo transfer and storage before comparing with nearby states.

Median base cycle
$12,950
3 disclosing clinics
Lower-cost published
$12,000
Base cycle only — excludes meds
Most expensive published
$14,240
Base cycle only — excludes meds
Why only some clinics show pricing: around 20% of US fertility clinics publish fees publicly. Disclosing clinics skew toward the lower-cost end of the market. Treat the median above as a floor estimate for Tennessee, not a true market average.

Beyond the base cycle

Median medication cost
$3,000

Add medication, ICSI (~$1,500), PGT-A (~$3,500+ including biopsy), and storage to build a full cost. See the IVF cost calculator to model scenarios.

Other fertility treatment costs in Tennessee

Patients searching for IVF prices often need the surrounding costs too: first fertility work-up, IUI, frozen embryo transfer and storage. These are typical US self-pay ranges; clinic fees in Tennessee vary depending on monitoring, medication and lab add-ons.

ServiceTypical self-pay rangeWhat to check
Initial fertility exam / consult$150-$500Whether ultrasound, bloodwork or semen analysis is separate
IUI cycle$500-$2,500Natural vs medicated cycle, monitoring and trigger shot fees
Frozen embryo transfer$3,500-$6,000Whether thaw, monitoring and medication are bundled
Realistic IVF cycle total$19,450-$26,950Base cycle plus medication, ICSI/PGT-A, freezing and storage

IVF budget scenarios in Tennessee

Use the base cycle price as the starting point, not the final bill. The same clinic can quote very different totals depending on medication dose, ICSI, PGT-A, freezing and whether a frozen embryo transfer is needed later.

ScenarioEstimated totalAssumption
Base cycle only$12,950Median published base cycle among local disclosing clinics
Base + medication$15,950Adds local medication median where available, otherwise a national benchmark
Likely self-pay cycle$19,450-$26,950Base cycle plus medication, ICSI/PGT-A risk, freezing and storage
Payment-plan comparisonVariesCompare APR, monthly payment, total repayment and excluded services

Clinic pricing in Tennessee — lower-cost first

ClinicCityBase cycleMeds (est.)Price type
Southeastern Center for Fertility and Reproductive Surgery, PLLCKnoxville$12,000$3,000average
Tennessee Fertility InstituteFranklin$12,950starting-from
Nashville Fertility CenterNashville$14,240starting-from

Insurance coverage in Tennessee

Tennessee has no IVF insurance mandate — most patients pay out of pocket.

Read the full Tennessee coverage rules →

Looking for success rates in Tennessee?

This page ranks clinics by published cost. For outcomes (CDC live birth rates by age band) and a combined cost + outcomes view, see the Tennessee clinics page.

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How Tennessee compares

Median base cycle pricing across disclosing clinics in other states, lower-cost first:

StateMedian base cycleDisclosing clinics
Hawaii$4,397.91
Arizona$7,9252
Ohio$8,4001
Utah$8,8332
New Jersey$8,9503
Florida$10,0003
Missouri$10,8001
Connecticut$10,8752
West Virginia$12,3902
Texas$12,8138
Colorado$13,3122
Idaho$14,0001
See the full state-by-state table →

Nearby state comparisons

Nearby states can have very different insurance rules, clinic density and self-pay pricing.

Tennessee IVF cost FAQs

How much does IVF cost in Tennessee?

Published base IVF cycle pricing in Tennessee ranges from $12,000 to $14,240, with a median of $12,950 across 3 disclosing clinics. Medication, ICSI, PGT-A, embryo freezing and storage are usually extra.

How much does IUI cost in Tennessee?

IUI usually costs $500 to $2,500 per cycle before medication. Injectable medication and monitoring can make medicated IUI more expensive than a basic natural-cycle IUI.

Does insurance cover IVF in Tennessee?

Tennessee has no IVF insurance mandate, so many patients pay privately unless their employer plan voluntarily includes fertility benefits.

What is a realistic total IVF cost in Tennessee?

A realistic self-pay IVF budget in Tennessee is often higher than the base cycle price. Using the local published base cycle median plus typical medication and lab add-ons, patients should compare a rough full-cycle budget of $19,450 to $26,950 before financing or insurance adjustments.

Do fertility clinics in Tennessee offer IVF payment plans?

Some fertility clinics in Tennessee offer third-party financing, multi-cycle packages or refund programs, but terms vary. Compare the APR, total repayment amount, what services are bundled, and whether medication, PGT-A, storage or frozen embryo transfer are excluded.

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Pricing from clinic websites, captured from the current TreatCompare pricing dataset. Not all clinics disclose fees; figures above reflect the disclosing subset only. Outcome data (on linked clinic pages) is from CDC ART 2022 reporting year.

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