Brown Fertility: Published BMI, Age & Price Policies

Fertility clinic · Verified: Nov 2026

Published: BMI policy without a fixed limit

On its official website, Brown Fertility publishes a BMI policy without a single fixed limit. We did not find a published bmi limit for embryo transfer (fet), maximum age with own eggs or maximum age with donor eggs on the pages we checked in Nov 2026.

What Brown Fertility publishes

Policies quoted from official pages, checked Nov 2026
Policy	Published value	Exact wording and source
BMI limit for egg retrieval / IVF	No fixed BMI limit stated (published)	“Unlike many clinics, we focus on flexibility and individualized treatment planning. No BMI restrictions Fewer age and health restrictions More flexible IVF criteria Broader eligibility for treatment” Source: brownfertility.com/fertility-second-opinion · checked Nov 2026
BMI limit for embryo transfer (FET)	Not found on the clinic's public website	Ask the clinic before booking a consultation.
Maximum age with own eggs	Not found on the clinic's public website	Ask the clinic before booking a consultation.
Maximum age with donor eggs	Not found on the clinic's public website	Ask the clinic before booking a consultation.
Published self-pay IVF price	Not found on the clinic’s public website	Ask for a written fee schedule.

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Other statements on the official site

TruPath multi-cycle package qualification criteria (includes a BMI and weight ceiling)
“To qualify for treatment, patients must complete all cycles by age 44, have a weight of 275 lbs or less, a BMI of 44 or lower, an AMH level greater than 0.3, and fewer than three prior IVF attempts.”
Source: brownfertility.com/financing/trupath · checked Nov 2026

TruPath package contents
“TruPath offers three retrievals and unlimited embryo transfers at a single, all-encompassing cost.”
Source: brownfertility.com/financing/trupath · checked Nov 2026

Typical single-cycle cost as described on the TruPath page (worded as 'typically', not a fee schedule)
“A single IVF retrieval and transfer typically costs around $14,000, with each additional embryo transfer (FET) costing up to $7,000.”
Source: brownfertility.com/financing/trupath · checked Nov 2026

Second-opinion page addresses patients denied elsewhere
“This is especially valuable if you’ve been turned away by other clinics due to age, BMI, or health factors.”
Source: brownfertility.com/fertility-second-opinion · checked Nov 2026

Jacksonville IVF center address
“Jacksonville IVF Center & Weekend Office Address: 8149 Point Meadows Way Jacksonville, FL 32256”
Source: brownfertility.com/locations/jacksonville · checked Nov 2026

CDC-reported activity (2022)

1 CDC clinic record(s) matched to Brown Fertility reported 1,209 ART cycles for 2022, 240 of them for patients over 40. These are volumes, not success rates.

CDC National ART Surveillance System, 2022 reporting year
CDC clinic record	Total cycles	Cycles, over 40	Own-egg intended retrievals, over 40	Donor egg/embryo transfers	Source
Brown Fertility Jacksonville, FL	1,209	240	58	148	CDC record

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Other pages we checked

Verified: Nov 2026. Each quote was re-checked against the linked page on 2026-11-10. Policies change; the linked page is the authority.

Frequently asked questions

Does Brown Fertility have a BMI limit for IVF?

No fixed BMI limit stated (published). The clinic’s own wording: “Unlike many clinics, we focus on flexibility and individualized treatment planning. No BMI restrictions Fewer age and health restrictions More flexible IVF criteria Broader eligibility for treatment”

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