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IVF Guarantee Plans in Georgia

What's a shared risk IVF plan?

BUNDL's IVF guarantee programs give Georgia families something rare in fertility treatment: real financial security when everything else feels uncertain.

Our shared-risk refund plans work like this: you make one upfront investment that covers multiple treatment cycles. If your journey doesn't end with your baby in your arms, we return your money. We handle the financial risk so you can focus on the emotional journey ahead. Because navigating fertility treatment is hard enough without your bank account adding to the anxiety.

How do our IVF guarantee packages work in Georgia? Do I get a 100% refund?

If treatment doesn't lead to bringing your baby home, your investment comes back to you.

Our IVF money-back guarantee isn't just about refunds; it's about removing the financial fear. No more stressing over whether you can afford one more try. You're protected from the start. This means you can move through treatment with actual confidence, and your focus can stay on your family and your future.

Compare BUNDL IVF Guarantee Packages

Flexible IVF refund and guarantee packages designed around your unique journey. Schedule a conversation with one of our Patient Advocates to find the package that fits your needs and goals.

What's included:

BUNDL Guard™

Our 100% money back guarantee program. We guarantee you take a baby home or your full amount will be refunded. Clinical criteria is required to qualify. All viable transfers must be done after each cycle before moving onto the next.

BUNDL 1+1

Perfect for patients not quite ready to move fully into IVF and protected with our Success Guard guarantee — if your IUI is successful, you will be refunded the IVF portion of your program fee.

1 IUI + 1 IVF

2 Retrievals

3 Retrievals

Unlimited Transfers

Refund†

Medication Optional

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† Subject to additional terms and conditions.

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