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Stanford Fertility and Reproductive Health Services – Sunnyvale
Fertility Clinic
Sunnyvale, California, 94087
| Status | Unverified Free Listing This provider has not yet completed OVU verification. While they may be legitimate, we recommend requesting additional credentials directly. |
| Treatment cost | Data available upon request • USA avg. $12,000-20,000 |
| Success rates | Data available upon request • Industry avg. 41-55% (under 35) |
| Specialties | Fertility services |
| Location | Sunnyvale, United States |
| Transparency Score | 30% • Partial information |
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About
Stanford Medicine Fertility and Reproductive Health – Leading Fertility Clinic in Sunnyvale
Our Approach to Clinical Excellence & Success
Your Journey With Us
Company Details
Tuesday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Contact Information
Sunnyvale, California, 94087
United States
Special Situations
- Women over 46
- HIV+ Female
- HIV+ Male
- Hepatitis B/C Male
- Hepatitis B/C Female
Stanford Fertility and Reproductive Health Services – Sunnyvale Reviews
Rating Overview
What Patients Are Saying
Patients consistently praise the compassionate care, clear communication, and professional expertise at this clinic. Multiple reviews highlight the personalized attention to each family's journey and the clinic's success rates. The supportive environment and knowledgeable staff are frequently mentioned as key strengths.
Neha Choudhary
Google Reviews • Monday, Jun 23, 2025
If you want to preserve your mental health, STAY AWAY from this clinic. They will always suggest the unnecessary expensive treatment despite better options. Even if you agree for everything, they are not responsive to your cycle needs. You will miss cycle after cycle waiting for them to address your...
If you want to preserve your mental health, STAY AWAY from this clinic. They will always suggest the unnecessary expensive treatment despite better options. Even if you agree for everything, they are not responsive to your cycle needs. You will miss cycle after cycle waiting for them to address your needs. Good riddance!
CRISTINA JACOBO
Google Reviews • Monday, Jun 23, 2025
Brandon provided great customer service to my husband and I. Very professional and polite and made us feel at ease during the check in process..
Lorace Manalo
Google Reviews • Tuesday, Jul 23, 2024
I’ve been working with Stanford Fertility since 2017 (2017 to 2023) where my now late husband and I were fortunately able to conceive two children under Dr. Nakajima and team’s care.nn2017/2018 IVF Journey:nOur family building journey began in 2017, when my late husband and I were referred to us by...
I’ve been working with Stanford Fertility since 2017 (2017 to 2023) where my now late husband and I were fortunately able to conceive two children under Dr. Nakajima and team’s care.nn2017/2018 IVF Journey:nOur family building journey began in 2017, when my late husband and I were referred to us by our oncologist. We had plans to bank my husband’s sperm before he underwent chemotherapy. Based on both our medical history, tests, sperm analysis, Dr. Nakajima recommended IVF for our situation. At the time, I was 38 years old and worked for a company that had basic medical coverage and minimal fertility coverage.nnI met with a financial counselor that reviewed my medical and fertility coverage and advised me on how many IVF cycles I was covered for which was 3 cycles. She didn’t mention the costs for fertility medications and I was only really covered for 1 cycle. Billing was a nightmare and I was constantly getting calls from Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital to pay my bills while I was still trying to resolve some billing mishaps.nnWe opted for genetic testing to avoid passing on a gene that caused my husband’s cancer. When we met with the genetic counselor a couple months later, she did not know beforehand about what genetic testing we needed which delayed the start of my IVF cycles by approximately 6 months as genetic testing probes needed to be developed to screen the embryos. The delay was frustrating.nnAside from the financial and billing issues, Dr. Nakajima’s team did a great job laying out our next steps, what injections I should take and when, monitoring appointments needed before egg retrieval, Day 1 thru 5 embryo development updates. Once we got a euploid embryo, Dr. Nakajima advised what procedures I should do to maximize my chances of a successful embryo transfer and implantation. This resulted in my son who is now 5 years old.nn2022/2024Journey:nMy husband passed away while I was pregnant with my first child. I still had my husband’s sperm stored at Stanford and I decided to try IVF again in 2021 at the age of 41. Due to my advanced age I thought that going to a different clinic (NOVA IVF) would increase my chances. I did two cycles out of pocket that did not yield a good embryo. I gave up.nnIn 2022, I joined a company with excellent fertility benefits so I decided to go back to Dr. Nakajima. He put me on a different IVF protocol based on my latest fertility testing results, my age, and history. My billing experience was so much better and the new genetic counselor was a lot friendlier. Same as before, the team informed me of next steps, what meds to order and when to take them. I made sure to prepare myself mentally that my chances were very slim to have a euploid embryo at my age of 43. First cycle did not yield a good embryo. Second cycle, I got a message on a Saturday from the genetics counselor about my results which I thought was odd for a Saturday, but was great because I was anxiously waiting for some news. Success! I got a euploid embryo and I transferred a few months later when I was ready. Napping on me now is my 7 week old daughter.nnDr. Nakajima and team has helped me fulfill my family building goals and dreams. I consider myself very lucky. Throughout the whole process I knew my chances were slim considering my advance age, and I already prepared myself to hear bad news at each step since IVF you have limited control of the outcome.nnDr. Nakajima, thank you so much and it was great working with you and all the cheerful nurses at my monitoring appointments, egg retrieval procedures.
Ginger Luna
Google Reviews • Tuesday, Jul 23, 2024
The process felt painless ! My care team was so kind, I think my only not pleasant interaction was with the short /cold anesthesiologist . But it was fine considering horror stories I’ve heard from other clinics.nnBut other than that everyone was so warm,answered all my questions before I...
The process felt painless ! My care team was so kind, I think my only not pleasant interaction was with the short /cold anesthesiologist . But it was fine considering horror stories I’ve heard from other clinics.nnBut other than that everyone was so warm,answered all my questions before I went down rabbit holes and even supported me through an issue with an Alto delivery.nI felt like they genuinely cared about my well-being..
Yasaman Safarpour
Google Reviews • Sunday, Jul 23, 2023
5 stars because I can't give a 10! The care team at Stanford Fertility Center is simply amazing! From my first consultation to my last appointment, they provided me with top-notch care and support throughout my entire journey.nnDr. Sokalska and her team were incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate. They took...
5 stars because I can't give a 10! The care team at Stanford Fertility Center is simply amazing! From my first consultation to my last appointment, they provided me with top-notch care and support throughout my entire journey.nnDr. Sokalska and her team were incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate. They took the time to explain every step of the process to me and made sure I understood what to expect. They also answered all of my questions and addressed any concerns I had along the way.nnWhat impressed me most about their care team at was their personalized approach to my care. They treated me as an individual and tailored my treatment plan to my specific needs. They were always available to offer guidance and support, and I felt like they genuinely cared about my well-being.nI cannot express my gratitude enough for the amazing care I received. I would highly recommend them to anyone. They are truly the best in the business!.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the key medical professionals and specialists at the clinic?
Key leaders at the clinic include Dr. Ruth Lathi (Division Chief, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility; Director, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Program), Dr. Liesl Nel-Themaat (IVF Lab Director), Dr. Michael Eisenberg (Director, Male Reproductive Medicine & Surgery), Dr. Brent Monseur (Director, LGBTQ Family Building Program), and Dr. Steven Nakajima (Director, IVF Outreach Program). They are supported by a team of board-certified reproductive endocrinologists, urologists, embryologists, clinical nurses, genetic counselors, and mental health clinicians.
What unique advantages or special features does the clinic offer?
The clinic provides individualized family-building options, including specialized programs for LGBTQ+ patients and oncofertility (fertility preservation for cancer patients), as well as seamless integration of care from fertility through prenatal, obstetric, newborn, and pediatric services under the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford system.
What facilities and advanced technologies are available at the clinic?
The clinic features cutting-edge laboratories, including an IVF Lab, Andrology Lab (with CASA and CEROS for semen analysis), and Endocrine Lab (AIA 2000 for hormone testing). Advanced technologies offered include intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), preimplantation genetic screening (PGS/CCS), embryo and gamete cryopreservation, strict Kruger morphology sperm analysis, and minimally-invasive reproductive surgeries. The laboratories are licensed tissue banks and are accredited by the State of California.
Does the clinic provide specific support services (e.g., counseling, financial assistance)?
Yes, the clinic offers individual, couple, and group counseling by a mental health clinician, genetic counseling for patients considering preconception or preimplantation testing, and insurance coordinators who assist with verifying fertility coverage, financial counseling, and navigating treatment costs.
Does the clinic offer services or support specifically for international patients?
International patients can access the clinic’s services by contacting the team via a dedicated phone line or email, with assistance available for appointment scheduling and coordination: Phone: (650) 723-8561; Email: SCIPS@stanfordchildrens.org.
Does the clinic offer remote or virtual consultations?
Yes, virtual visits are available, allowing patients to have two-way consultations with their fertility provider from home by scheduling through the clinic’s contact page.
Is the clinic accredited or affiliated with recognized institutions or organizations?
The clinic’s physicians hold faculty appointments at the Stanford University School of Medicine, and the laboratory is accredited by the State of California. The clinic is also a specialty service within Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford and references collaboration with the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART).
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