Texas is the second most populated state in the United States, so it’s no surprise it has over 40 fertility clinics. While the state offers excellent care options, the costs and logistics can be tough to navigate. This guide will help you understand what to expect when freezing your eggs in the Lone Star State, from costs and clinic selection to practical considerations.
Cost of egg freezing in Texas
In the state of Texas, the total cost of egg freezing typically ranges from $10,000 to $15,000 and up per cycle, not including medications which can add another $3,000 to $6,000. This base cost usually covers:
- Initial consultation and fertility testing
- Monitoring appointments (bloodwork and ultrasounds)
- Egg retrieval procedure
- Anesthesia
- Vitrification
Additional expenses to consider:
- Annual storage fees ($1,000+)
- Pre-testing bloodwork ($200-400)
- Future egg thawing, fertilization, and embryo transfer ($2,500+)
Some clinics offer financing options, including payment plans and loans through third-party providers. Some also provide package deals for multiple cycles, which can reduce the per-cycle cost for patients who may need or want to freeze eggs more than once.
Learn more about egg sharing, which makes egg freezing entirely free when you donate a portion of the eggs to a family that could not otherwise conceive.
Is egg freezing covered in Texas?
Unfortunately, Texas law does not require health insurance plans to cover elective egg freezing.
However, for individuals undergoing cancer treatment, certain health plans may cover the procedure if it is deemed medically necessary. House Bill 1649 was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on June 13, 2023. Effective for state-regulated large, small, and individual group health insurance plans issued after January 1, 2024, the law mandates coverage for sperm, egg, and ovarian tissue preservation for patients receiving medically necessary cancer treatment.
Best egg freezing clinics in Texas
There are dozens of great fertility clinics in Texas and the surrounding areas. We recommend narrowing it down to a few clinics near you and then deciding based on the factors that matter the most. We all have different priorities and preferences – some people want a smaller, more boutique-style clinic, others insist on a female doctor, and others just want the shortest commute.
Read more in What to Look For in an Egg Freezing Clinic
Here are the Texas clinics we often work with:
Austin
Aspire Fertility (North University)
911 W 38th St Bldg 2 Suite 402
Austin, TX 78705
Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine (West Lake)
300 Beardsley Ln., Bldg B, Ste 200
Austin, Texas 78746
Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine (South Location)
4303 James Casey St., Suites A, B & C
Austin, Texas 78745
Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine (Round Rock)
7700 Cat Hollow Dr., Suites 105 & 106
Round Rock, Texas 78681
Kindbody (Downtown)
100 Colorado Street
Austin, TX 78701
Texas Fertility Center (Cedar Park)
13625 Ronald W. Reagan Blvd, Bldg. 7, Suite 200
Cedar Park, TX 78613
Texas Fertility Center (Round Rock)
16040 Park Valley Drive, Building 1, Ste 201
Round Rock, Texas 78681
Texas Fertility Center (South Austin)
5000 Davis Lane, Suite 100
Austin, TX 78749
Corpus Christi
Texas Fertility Center
6702 South Staples
Suite B, Bldg. B
Corpus Christi, TX 78413
Dallas / Fort Worth
Dallas Fort Forth Fertility Associates (Plano)
6300 W Parker Road, Medical Office 2 - Ste.G26
Plano, Texas 75093
Dallas Fort Forth Fertility Associates (Southlake)
910 E. Southlake Blvd, Suite 175
Southlake, TX 76092
Dallas Fort Forth Fertility Associates (Glen Lakes)
5477 Glen Lakes Drive, Suite 200
Dallas, TX 75231
Dallas Fort Forth Fertility Associates (North Dallas)
7777 Forest Lane, Suite D-1100
Dallas, TX 75230
Dallas IVF (Frisco)
2840 Legacy Drive, Suite 100 & 110
Frisco, TX 75034
Dallas IVF (East Dallas)
3600 Gaston Avenue, Barnett Tower, Suite 1001
Dallas, TX 75246
Dallas IVF (McKinney)
5301 West University Drive
McKinney, TX 75071
Dallas IVF (Tyler)
641 South Broadway Avenue, Suite 1
Tyler, TX 75701
Fertility Specialists of Texas (Plano)
5736 State Hwy 121
Plano, TX 75024
Fertility Specialists of Texas (Walnut Hill)
8160 Walnut Hill Lane, Suite 211
Dallas, TX 75231
Fertility Specialists of Texas (Lubbock)
9826 Slide Road, Suite 200
Lubbock, TX 79424
Fertility Specialists of Texas (Southlake)
540 East Southlake Blvd., Suite 100
Southlake, TX 76092
Fertility Specialists of Texas (East Dallas)
3801 Gaston Avenue, Suite 250
Dallas, TX 75246
Texas Center for Reproductive Health (East Dallas)
3600 Gaston Avenue, Barnett Tower, Suite 504
Dallas, Texas 75246
Houston
Cooper Institute for Advanced Reproductive (Sharpstown)
7500 Beechnut Street #308
Houston, TX 77074
Family Fertility Center at Texas Children’s (Medical Center)
6651 S Main St #F320
Houston, TX 77030
Kindbody (Walnut Hill)
8041 Walnut Hill Ln unit 870
Dallas, TX 75231
RMA Houston (Montrose)
888 Westheimer Rd Suite 200
Houston, TX 77006
San Antonio
Aspire Fertility (Stone Oak)
150 E Sonterra Blvd #220
San Antonio, TX 78258
Pozitivf (North San Antonio)
4515 N Loop 1604 W Suite 301
San Antonio, TX 78249
Texas Fertility Center (New Braunfels)
705 Generations Drive, Suite 102
New Braunfels, TX 78130
Texas Fertility Center (Stone Oak)
18707 Hardy Oak Blvd
Suite 505
San Antonio, TX 78258
If you work with Cofertility to freeze your eggs, we can help you find the right clinic.
Where to get egg freezing medications in Texas
During your egg freezing cycle, you'll need several specialty medications for ovarian stimulation. These are not medications you can get at your typical CVS or Walgreens drugstore but instead come from a specialty or mail-order pharmacy.
Depending on where you’re located, there are a few options for obtaining these prescriptions in-person, including:
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy (Houston)
(713) 838-7704
People’s Pharmacy (Austin)
(512) 459-7777
Symphony Pharmacy (Austin)
(512) 598-1640
Choice Specialty Pharmacy (Sugar Land)
(832) 944-6112
SandsRx (Dallas)
(972) 535-2020
Some patients prefer national mail-order pharmacies that deliver directly to your home or office. Popular options include Schrafts, Freedom Fertility, SMP Pharmacy, and Alto Pharmacy. These companies typically require 24-48 hours for delivery to your home or office.
Freeze your eggs with Cofertility
Cofertility is a human-first, tech-enabled fertility ecosystem that provides people agency over if, how, and when they have babies — today or someday. We have two programs for egg freezers:
- Our Split program offers women a chance to freeze their eggs for free when donating half of the eggs retrieved to a family who cannot otherwise conceive. If you qualify for the program and decide to donate half of your retrieved eggs, every expense associated with the egg freezing procedure — medications, supplements, travel if necessary, insurance, and 10 years of storage — are completely free of charge. We don’t even need a payment or credit card up front, as the family you match with covers all the expenses.
- Our self-pay Keep program allows women to freeze their eggs and keep them all for their future use. Through Keep, we offer our members partnerships and discounts to lighten the financial load of egg freezing, as well as access to our member community.
The benefits of working with Cofertility include:
- Power of choice: Freeze your eggs more affordably or, if you qualify, freeze for free when you give half to a family who can’t otherwise conceive.
- Community: Our inclusive online spaces allow you to connect with others going through the process in our private online community.
- Compassion: We’ll always treat you with care, and our Split program gives you the opportunity to make someone’s family building dreams a reality.
- Data-driven: We provide you with trustworthy guidance and evidence-based research so you can make informed decisions about your fertility.
- Free egg freezing: Freeze and store your eggs for 10 years, entirely for free if you qualify for our Split program.
Ready to learn about more affordable (even free!) egg freezing with Cofertility? Fill out this quick quiz to learn about our accessible egg freezing options and see if you qualify for our programs — it only takes one minute.
Lauren Makler
Lauren Makler is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cofertility, a human-first fertility ecosystem rewriting the egg freezing and egg donation experience. Previously, as an early Uber employee, Lauren founded Uber Health, a product that enables healthcare organizations to leverage Uber’s massive driver network in improving healthcare outcomes through patient transportation and healthcare delivery. Under her leadership, the business helped millions of patients get to the care they needed. Prior to that, Lauren spent the early years at Uber launching the core business throughout the east coast and led the company’s first experiment in healthcare, national on demand flu shot campaigns. After a rare disease diagnosis, Lauren’s fertility journey led her to believe that everyone should have the opportunity to freeze their eggs–and that there should be better access to egg donors. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband and their miracle baby girl. She was named one of Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business in 2023 and recieved her BA from Northeastern University in Organizational Communication.
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