For those of you who've cycled at Weill Cornell in NYC...

[Anonymous]

OP, I have done several cycles at Cornell (maybe 6+?) and I always got a hotel or AirBnB along the 6. There is no need to stay in the UES, although I did find an AirBnB right around the corner from the office once. The subway (6 train) is a quick shot to the stop closest to Cornell and it's a nice walk IMO. I did also do same-day monitoring MANY times, but after the first couple cycles I generally just monitored at SGF and went up when absolutely necessary. I ended up with two Cornell babies, in 2017 and 2020.

[Anonymous]

did anyone pay out of pocket for cornell,? trying to get idea for how much it would be

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:did anyone pay out of pocket for cornell,? trying to get idea for how much it would be

I'm the poster right above your post. My first Cornell cycle was OOP and I want to say (without meds, which were covered) it was around $16,000 for a fresh IVF cycle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:did anyone pay out of pocket for cornell,? trying to get idea for how much it would be

I'm the poster right above your post. My first Cornell cycle was OOP and I want to say (without meds, which were covered) it was around $16,000 for a fresh IVF cycle.

sounds about right, I am the OP (and thanks for everyone's input!). Cycle is now about $17,000 (minus the drugs)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:did anyone pay out of pocket for cornell,? trying to get idea for how much it would be

I'm the poster right above your post. My first Cornell cycle was OOP and I want to say (without meds, which were covered) it was around $16,000 for a fresh IVF cycle.

sounds about right, I am the OP (and thanks for everyone's input!). Cycle is now about $17,000 (minus the drugs)

Good luck, OP!!! I owe a lot to Cornell and will always recommend it for those who have exhausted their local options.