Source-linked data only: US CDC ART Surveillance (2022 reporting year) and policies quoted from official clinic pages, checked Nov 2026.
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Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM): Published BMI, Age & Price Policies

Fertility clinic · Verified: Nov 2026

Published: BMI limit 35Published: age policy

On its official website, Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM) publishes a BMI limit of 35 for IVF or egg retrieval and an age limit of 45 with own eggs. We did not find a published bmi limit for embryo transfer (fet) or maximum age with donor eggs on the pages we checked in Nov 2026.

What Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM) publishes

Policies quoted from official pages, checked Nov 2026
PolicyPublished valueExact wording and source
BMI limit for egg retrieval / IVFBMI limit 35 (published)
“Our anesthesia team has advised a weight limit to ensure safe sedation administration during egg retrieval. Currently, we only perform IVF on patients with a BMI under 35.”
BMI limit for embryo transfer (FET)Not found on the clinic's public websiteAsk the clinic before booking a consultation.
Maximum age with own eggsAge limit 45 (published)
“Because of the impact of female age, we limit IVF treatment to women 45 years of age or younger.”
Maximum age with donor eggsNot found on the clinic's public websiteAsk the clinic before booking a consultation.
Published self-pay IVF priceNot found on the clinic’s public websiteAsk for a written fee schedule.

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Other statements on the official site

Alternative offered to patients above the BMI limit
“Patients who are precluded from IVF may be able to pursue options such as artificial inseminations.”
Refund program fee by age band
“Fertility Access Program Baby Under 35 Years of Age $32,500 35 – 40 Years of Age $34,700”
Footnote with a different single-cycle example price
“* Example based on completion of an IVF cycle, which costs $13,037. Each frozen embryo cycle (FET) is an additional $5,046.”
Minneapolis office address
“Minneapolis Midtown Medical Building 2828 Chicago Avenue South, Suite #400 Minneapolis , MN 55407”
Source: ivfminnesota.com/contact-us/directions · checked Nov 2026

CDC-reported activity (2022)

1 CDC clinic record(s) matched to Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM) reported 1,513 ART cycles for 2022, 234 of them for patients over 40. These are volumes, not success rates.

CDC National ART Surveillance System, 2022 reporting year
CDC clinic recordTotal cyclesCycles, over 40Own-egg intended retrievals, over 40Donor egg/embryo transfersSource
Center for Reproductive Medicine, Advanced Reproductive Technologies
Minneapolis, MN
1,51323467121CDC 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 Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM) have a BMI limit for IVF?

BMI limit 35 (published). The clinic’s own wording: “Our anesthesia team has advised a weight limit to ensure safe sedation administration during egg retrieval. Currently, we only perform IVF on patients with a BMI under 35.”

What is the age limit for IVF with own eggs at Center for Reproductive Medicine (CRM)?

Age limit 45 (published). Quoted from its website: “Because of the impact of female age, we limit IVF treatment to women 45 years of age or younger.”

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