Egg Freezing for Graduate Students & Young Professionals in NYC

Morgan Fertility offers an egg-freezing package for $5,395, which includes your baseline ultrasound, evaluation of the uterus and ovaries, antral follicle count, a personalized stimulation protocol, the egg retrieval procedure, vitrification (freezing), and the first year of storage. Medication costs are separate and vary by patient, pharmacy and insurance. Our team can review your specific costs on a consultation.

Graduate students and young professionals may qualify for special Morgan Fertility programs, financing opportunities or promotional pricing when available. The best way to learn what applies to you is to ask during your consultation.

It depends entirely on your individual plan. Some patients have fertility benefits, medication coverage, or pharmacy benefits even when elective egg freezing itself is not fully covered. Morgan Fertility can help you understand what questions to ask your carrier and pharmacy. Coverage is determined by your plan and cannot be guaranteed.

Yes. The Morgan Fertility Graduate Student Egg Freezing Program is built for PhD students, medical students, residents, fellows, law and MBA students, master's students and young professionals. It combines the transparent $5,395 egg-freezing package with financing options, insurance and medication review, flexible scheduling, and possible graduate-student benefits. Eligibility and program terms apply.

Yes. Many patients complete egg freezing while earning a PhD. A typical cycle involves an initial consultation, a few short early-morning monitoring visits over roughly two weeks, and a brief retrieval procedure, which many students schedule around classes, teaching, lab work or research. Individual treatment plans vary.

Yes. Residents and fellows regularly freeze their eggs. Because monitoring visits are usually brief and often early in the morning, many residents coordinate treatment around rotations and call schedules. Our team can help you plan timing that works with a demanding clinical schedule.

Most patients continue with school or work throughout the process. Monitoring appointments are short and typically scheduled in the early morning, and the retrieval is a brief outpatient procedure after which many people rest for the remainder of that day. Individual experiences and treatment plans vary.

A typical cycle involves an initial consultation and assessment, several short monitoring visits during ovarian stimulation, and the retrieval procedure itself. The exact number of visits varies by patient, and your care team will map this out for you.

Ovarian stimulation generally lasts approximately 10–14 days, followed by the retrieval procedure. The exact timeline depends on your individual treatment plan and how your body responds.

Egg quality is generally highest earlier in life, so many people consider freezing in their late 20s to mid 30s. The right timing is individual. A fertility assessment can provide helpful information, such as AMH and antral follicle count, to start the conversation.

This depends on your age, ovarian reserve and personal goals. Some patients choose more than one cycle to bank additional eggs. Your physician will discuss what may be reasonable for your situation during your consultation.

No. Egg freezing preserves options but does not guarantee a future pregnancy or live birth. Outcomes depend on many factors including age at freezing, egg quality and future treatment. We believe in giving you honest, realistic information.

Financing or installment options may be available. Our team can walk you through which options may apply so you can make a decision that fits your budget.

The first year of storage is included in the $5,395 package. After that, storage is $1,000 per year, or $2,000 prepaid for four years. Your eggs remain safely stored until you decide to use them or make other arrangements.

Fertility pricing varies significantly by clinic, so the honest answer is: compare the full picture, not just the headline number. When comparing clinics, look at what the cycle price includes, whether medications and storage are included, where monitoring is done, who performs the retrieval, and any additional fees. Morgan Fertility publishes a transparent $5,395 egg-freezing package so you can compare it clearly against other options.

Yes. Many patients travel from New York City and across the tri-state area. Our Englewood location is just across the George Washington Bridge from Upper Manhattan, and we also have a Lakewood location serving Central and South Jersey.

If two eligible friends each independently decide to move forward with egg freezing through the Graduate Student Program, they may qualify for a special Freeze With a Friend benefit. Each person schedules, provides her own medical information and consents to treatment independently — no one shares another person's medical details. Eligibility and program terms apply.

Yes, and it's a two-sided benefit. Generate your personal referral link on this page and share it with a friend, classmate, colleague or fellow. When she moves forward, she gets $250 off her egg-freezing cycle, and you receive a $250 egg-storage credit once she completes her cycle. She always submits her own information — you never provide anyone else's medical or personal details. This is not a cash payment for a referral, and eligibility and program terms apply.

Create your personal referral link on this page (it contains a unique code). When your friend opens that link and requests a consultation, her inquiry is automatically tagged with your code. She receives $250 off her egg-freezing cycle, and once she completes her cycle you receive a $250 egg-storage credit. There's no cash payout and no limit stated here — our team confirms eligibility and applies the credits. Eligibility and program terms apply.