Our mission is to expand access to quality, affordable fertility care to everyone who has been left behind by the traditional fertility industry. We have designed our care options, including INVOcell to be simplified and more transparent in order to make your care easier to understand and fit your budget.
INVOcell is innovative technology that is used as an IVF alternative for fertility treatment. Many of the stages of the INVOcell treatment are the exact same as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). The only difference is where fertilization and embryo development takes place.
Couples who would benefit from INVOcell include:
• People with low to moderate infertility.
• People looking for a more affordable and less invasive option than IVF.
• People with religious or cultural objections to traditional IVF methods.
• Female same-sex couples looking to start a family.
Mindstrong Fertility Session.
Preparation and Monitoring of Treatment Calendar.
Venipuncture (if aplicable)
Blood Monitoring (if aplicable)
INVOcell device Medications for Ovarian Stimulation
Egg Retrieval
Oral and local sedation
Egg (oocyte) Identification
Sperm wash/Sperm Preparation
Insemination of Eggs/Intra-cytoplasmic
Sperm Injection (ICSI)
Embryo Blastocyst Culture
Embryo Cryopreservation (if applicable)
Includes 1 year of Complimentary Storage
Preparation of Embryo Transfer
Embryo Transfer
First and Second Pregnancy Tests
First Pregnancy Ultrasound
The INVOcell procedure starts by stimulating the ovaries with hormonal medications to produce multiple eggs. The eggs are then retrieved using a minimally invasive procedure under ultrasound guidance. The eggs are fertilized with sperm and placed in a small, disposable capsule placed inside the woman’s vagina, where it remains for several days.
During this time, the eggs are incubated and fertilized inside the device in the woman’s body. This contains a culture medium that provides the necessary nutrients and support for the eggs and sperm. The culture medium also helps to maintain the optimal pH and temperature conditions for fertilization to occur. After a few days, the INVOcell device is removed, and the fertilized eggs (embryos) are evaluated to determine which ones are suitable for transfer back into the woman’s uterus. The embryos are then transferred using a minimally invasive procedure that involves passing a catheter through the cervix and into the uterus.