How CoralConceive works

What CoralConceive does

You tell us what you’re exploring — for example IVF, IUI, egg freezing, fertility testing, donor or surrogacy paths, or questions about cost and insurance. We use that information to help match you with fertility clinics near you that may fit what you’re looking for.

We do not diagnose, treat, or give medical advice. We also do not promise a pregnancy, a baby, or a certain outcome. Fertility success rates and costs vary a lot by age, diagnosis, treatment plan, and clinic.

If you want to start, you can get matched or learn more about us.

• Free to use
• No obligation to book
• Available for people across the U.S.
• Helpful for English and non-English speakers

How the matching process works

The process is simple. You share basic contact details and what kind of fertility care you’re interested in. Then we help connect you with clinics near you that may be a fit.

You stay in control the whole time. You can ask questions, compare options, and decide whether you want to contact a clinic, schedule a consultation, or take more time to think.

If you’re still figuring out what kind of care you may need, our treatments pages can help you understand common options in plain language.

• 1. Tell us what you’re exploring
• 2. Get matched with clinics near you
• 3. Ask questions about timing, cost, language support, and next steps
• 4. Choose where to go — or choose not to move forward yet

What we ask for — and what we don’t

We only need basic information to help with matching, such as your contact details, location, and what services you’re interested in. That helps us connect you with clinics that may fit your needs.

We do not need your Social Security number, bank account information, or full medical records to get started. We are not a doctor’s office, so we do not provide diagnoses or treatment plans.

You can read more about how information is handled on our privacy page.

• Contact information
• General location
• What kind of fertility care you’re exploring

What to expect from clinics

After you’re matched, a clinic may reach out to talk about next steps, scheduling, or general logistics. That is usually the time to ask practical questions like appointment timing, language support, financing, insurance, and what a first visit may involve.

A fertility doctor or clinic is the right place to discuss your personal medical situation. They can explain testing, treatment choices, possible risks, and what success may look like in your case.

Before you speak with a clinic, it can help to review how to choose a fertility clinic and understanding success rates.

Cost, success rates, and honesty

Matching through CoralConceive is free to the patient. But fertility care itself can be expensive, and coverage varies. Typical costs depend on the treatment, medications, testing, and clinic policies.

It’s also important to be careful with success claims. No one can honestly guarantee IVF, IUI, egg freezing, or any other treatment will work. Outcomes vary widely from person to person.

We encourage you to ask direct questions about total costs, financing, refund policies, and clinic-reported results. A good place to start is get matched when you’re ready.