Dr. Haley Genovese
Reproductive Endocrinologist, MD
Expert fertility care in San Diego
Everleap Fertility
Formerly RMA San Diego
4510 Executive Dr Suite 150
San Diego, CA 92121
San Diego, CA 92121
Patients: 858-614-6161
Mon - Fri: 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Sat - Sun: Closed
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Why
Everleap Fertility San Diego
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Why Everleap Fertility San Diego
Your team
Our physicians, nurses, and care teams partner with you at every step with personalized support and compassion you can feel.
Your care
For more than 40 years, across our clinics in the US and around the world, we have seen every kind of case and have helped hundreds of thousands of patients have the families they want. Here in San Diego, we bring you that experience, with leading birth rates.
Your advantage
Your local clinic is part of a global community leading the way in accelerating innovation, raising standards and bringing advances in reproductive medicine into patient care. Here in San Diego, we bring that you the most advanced and most effective approaches.
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Care team
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Our fertility specialists
Dr. Jamie Stanhiser
Reproductive Endocrinologist, MD
Dr. Kelly Chacón
Reproductive Endocrinologist, MD
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Treatments
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Fertility treatments offered
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a simple, minimally invasive fertility treatment that places specially prepared sperm directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation to improve the opportunity for fertilization.
Donor Egg
Donor egg IVF uses eggs from a carefully screened donor to create embryos, offering another path to pregnancy and parenthood when using your own eggs isn’t possible or right for you.
Donor Embryo
Donor embryo IVF uses frozen embryos donated by another individual or family, offering an opportunity to experience pregnancy without undergoing egg retrieval or embryo creation.
Donor Sperm
Donor sperm can be used with fertility treatments such as IUI or IVF to help individuals and couples grow their families when using a partner’s sperm isn’t possible or there isn’t a sperm-producing partner.
Egg Freezing
Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, is a fertility preservation option that allows you to freeze and store unfertilized eggs for potential use in the future, giving you more flexibility in your family-building timeline
Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)
A frozen embryo transfer (FET) thaws and transfers an embryo created during a previous IVF or donor egg cycle into a carefully prepared uterus to support implantation.
Wellness support alongside your treatment
Fertility treatment can involve needs beyond clinical care. That’s why we offer additional services designed to support your emotional well-being and overall experience throughout your fertility journey.
Acupuncture
Complement your fertility treatment with acupuncture designed to support your wellbeing and work alongside your personalized care plan
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Success rates
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Success rates at Everleap Fertility San Diego: Live Births Per New Patient (2023)
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Insurance & Financing
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Accepted insurance at Everleap Fertility San Diego
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Everleap Fertility San Diego participates with the following insurance plans, fertility benefits, and financing programs:
- Aetna
- Anthem Blue Cross
- ARC Fertility
- Blue Shield of California
- Carrot Fertility
- Cigna
- Fertility Access
- Gaia
- HealthNet
- KindBody
- Happen Bank
- Maven
- PatientFi
- Progyny
- Stork Club
- United Healthcare/Optum Fertility Solutions - Center of Excellence
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FAQs
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FAQs
Why is RMA San Diego now Everleap Fertility?
Our fertility clinics have worked together to care for patients since 2017. Now, that shared commitment comes together under one name: Everleap Fertility.
By becoming Everleap Fertility, we can share knowledge and resources more easily across our clinics, bringing together highly experienced fertility professionals, a personalized approach to care, and access to the latest clinical advancements from across the country, backed by nearly four decades of scientific leadership and clinical excellence.
What is the difference between RMA San Diego and Everleap Fertility?
Everleap Fertility is the new name for RMA San Diego. Our name is new, but the people caring for you will remain the same. The physicians, nurses, and care team you know and trust will not change as a result of our new brand name, and we will continue to deliver the personalized care you have come to expect.
You will begin seeing the Everleap Fertility name in emails, on our website, and in other digital communications first. Updates to clinic signage and other physical materials will happen over time, so you may continue to see the RMA San Diego name for a while.
Will my bill come from RMA San Diego or Everleap Fertility?
You will continue using the same billing system and process you use today. As we transition to our new name, you may see either RMA San Diego or Everleap Fertility on billing-related materials for a period of time. If you have any questions about a specific bill, please contact your local clinic directly.
How much does it cost to get IVF in California?
In 2024, the price range for a single IVF cycle in the United States falls between $14,000 and $20,000 for those without insurance coverage. Exact IVF costs depend on the treatment center, the services bundled with the cycle, and insurance coverage.
Each patient is paired with one of our financial coordinators, who will be your concierge in all things related to affording care. They will call your insurance, provide financial options, and inform you of any discount programs available.
Is IVF covered by insurance in California?
The state of California does not require insurance carriers to cover IVF treatment, but they do require them to offer some level of fertility treatment. Coverage typically includes physician consultation, diagnostic testing, fertility preservation, and certain genetic testing. You can find the full details on mandated IVF coverage in California at Resolve.org.