Find BUNDL Fertility in Maryland

FAQs

• How can I find an affordable fertility clinic in Maryland?

  Enter your location in our clinic finder to explore BUNDL fertility centers throughout Maryland.

  Want to speak with someone who understands? Call us at 888-BUNDLME (888-286-3563). Our patient care team will personally connect you with an accessible clinic nearby and walk you through every option with care and clarity.

• Does BUNDL offer financing options in Maryland?

  BUNDL has reimagined how you pay for fertility care with three distinct treatment plans. Instead of paying cycle by cycle, one upfront investment unlocks multiple rounds of treatment at a reduced rate, and flexible financing is there when you need it.

  Ready to find participating clinics near you? Simply enter your Maryland city or zip code into our locator, and discover the care that fits both your journey and your budget.

• If there are no participating BUNDL clinics near me, what should I do?

  Not finding a clinic close by? Please reach out! Our Maryland network is growing, and we may have newly partnered clinics or options we haven't added to the map yet. Call us at 888-BUNDLME (888-286-3563) or connect with us online to discover what's available in your area.

• How much does IVF cost in Maryland?

  In Maryland, a single IVF cycle typically runs between $13,000 and $30,000, with most families needing more than one attempt to reach their goal. Your final investment depends on several factors: which clinic you choose, medication costs, necessary testing, and how many cycles your journey requires.

  BUNDL's multi-cycle packages bring those numbers down considerably by bundling treatment at reduced per-cycle rates with clear, upfront pricing. Curious what this looks like for your specific situation? Call us at 888-BUNDLME (888-286-3563) or connect with us online to explore what's possible in Maryland.

• How much does IUI cost in Maryland?

  In Maryland, a single cycle typically costs between $200 and $1,000, though adding fertility medications can bring that range up to $500 to $4,000 per attempt.

  Here's what catches many families off guard: they may need several IUI cycles before success, and those costs accumulate faster than expected. BUNDL's multi-cycle packages give you clear, predictable pricing from the start, so you can move through treatment without the anxiety of surprise bills piling up along the way.

• Is IVF expensive? What are some cheap IVF options in Maryland?

  Between medications, monitoring visits, procedures, lab fees, and more, fertility treatment expenses have a way of stacking up faster than Maryland families anticipate.

  BUNDL's multi-cycle packages cut through the uncertainty with transparent, upfront pricing that actually protects your budget from the start. Want to see what truly accessible IVF care looks like in Maryland? Use our clinic locator to find participating centers near you, or call us at 888-BUNDLME (888-286-3563). We'll help you discover options that honor both your financial reality and your family-building dreams.

• Are there other ways to lower the cost of IVF?

  The reality is that most fertility journeys require more than one attempt. By bundling multiple cycles into a single plan, we're able to bring costs down substantially compared to paying for each round separately.

  What truly sets BUNDL apart is our commitment to protecting what you invest. Our industry-leading refund programs return all or part of your payment if treatment doesn't bring your baby home, offering genuine financial security during an uncertain time.

  Ready to learn more about payment options and accessible fertility care in Maryland? Call us at 888-BUNDLME (888-286-3563). We're here to help you find a path forward that feels right.

• Does insurance in Maryland cover IVF and other fertility treatments?

  Maryland law requires most insurance plans covering pregnancy to also include infertility treatment of up to three IVF cycles per live birth, with a $100,000 lifetime cap. This coverage extends to both married and unmarried individuals who meet certain medical criteria, such as documented infertility or specific health conditions affecting conception. Treatment must take place at clinics following guidelines set by the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).

  The mandate also covers fertility preservation when infertility is medically induced, though long-term storage of eggs or sperm isn't included. Keep in mind that some employers are exempt, including those with fewer than 50 employees, self-insured companies, and religious organizations.

  Understanding what your specific plan covers can feel overwhelming. That's where BUNDL comes in to help you navigate your options with clarity and care.