University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science University
OHSU Center for Health & Healing, 3303 S.W. Bond Ave, 10th Floor, Portland, OR 97239 Fertility & IVF center
Google place photo: University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science UniversityHighlights
Anesthesia included
No surprise anesthesia fees bundled into eligible treatment pricing.
1 year storage included
One year of storage is included where listed by the clinic.
Financing
Apply for treatment financing directly through available clinic options.
Insurance
Fertility assessments and treatments may be covered depending on your plan.
High volume in egg freezing
Clinic reports strong experience for this treatment category.
About University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science University
University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science University provides fertility care and treatment information for patients comparing clinics in Portland, OR.
Treatments offered
IVF
In vitro fertilization with clinic-reported pricing where available.
IUI
Intrauterine insemination options for eligible patients.
Egg & embryo freezing
Fertility preservation support and storage details.
Genetic testing
Embryo testing information where offered by the clinic.
Donor egg & sperm
Third-party reproduction coordination where available.
LGBTQ+ family building
Inclusive fertility pathways for families.
Success rates
Verified clinical data — percentage of live births from intended IVF cycles versus the national average, broken down by patient age.
Overall: Better than average
Doctors

Paula Amato, M.D.
Fertility Specialist

Jessica K. Cheung, M.D.
Fertility Specialist

Jaclynne Hedge, M.D.
Fertility Specialist

Sacha Ann Krieg, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.C.O.G.
Fertility Specialist

Sanjana Kulkarni, M.D.
Fertility Specialist

Liz Rubin, M.D.
Fertility Specialist

Diana H. Wu, M.D.
Fertility Specialist
Cost of treatment
Clinic-reported pricing and affordability details where available.
Reviews

I found Dr. Rubin after seeing two different doctors at this practice focused on reproductive endocrinology. Dr. Rubin has been nothing short of magical! I came in with POI/perimenopause issues and polyps. Dr. Rubin is patient, attentive, and really understands the ways perimenopause impacts people lives. She came up with a prescription plan that includes testosterone that has been incredible for me. Finding a doctor that listens to their patient is unfortunately a rarity. Top that off with finding a provider that can get how the medical industrial complex can leave out queer, trans, and women of color is northing short of a miracle. Dr. Rubin has really been able to provide the necessary care I needed with a trauma-informed lens around how ob/gyn practices can be triggering for survivors. I have also had a positive experience with the clinic being HAES inclusive. If you're part of the LGBTQ and/or POC community, dealing with anything related to ob/gyn issues (getting pregnant, HRT, gender affirming care, etc.), Dr. Rubin is the person you want in your corner!

Somebody like Antonio should not work at a fertility clinic. This is the second bad I experience I had with Antonio. He is rude, short and extremely unhelpful. He makes it nearly impossible to schedule an appointment. My OBGYN referred my husband and I to this clinic and my husband called to schedule and appointment and this time Antonio let him know that they do not do fertility treatments at OHSU male fertility.. and would not further explain. Makes no sense. Infertility is already so hard and Antonio makes it so much harder.

Receptionist Antonio, is extremely rude, was very short with me and wouldn’t provide any sort of help whatsoever. Why would they have people like this on the phone? How embarrassing for him and OHSU, to hire people with zero tact in how they speak to patients.

I am writing to express my frustration and concern regarding my wife’s an I recent experience with your office. She scheduled an appointment for December 12th a month in advance, but was unaware that she needed to complete a questionnaire beforehand. It wasn’t until she logged into MyChart to confirm the appointment that she discovered this requirement. Despite sending an email through MyChart, she never received a response. She completed the questionnaire four days prior to the appointment, but to her surprise, it was still canceled without any communication from your office. She called the answering service for assistance, but the response was unhelpful and disrespectful , and she was not given the opportunity to speak with someone in a higher positionvt they even hung out the call on her. This situation has only added to our anxiety and stress, and the lack of support and communication has made this experience even more challenging. We are still wisheing to be seen at OHSU, and we are requesting that her appointment be rescheduled as soon as possible her oregonl appointment supposed to be 12/12 we cant even believe its already given to someone eals . We would greatly appreciate it if someone could contact us promptly to resolve this issue and ensure she is able to . get an appointment as soon as possible. We really appreciate any help we can get and i think we deserve to be respected ,Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Working with OHSU on our IVF journey has been a terrible experience. A family friend donated her eggs to us so my husband and I could start our family. During the process, OHSU ran out of basic medical supplies (gauge/bandages during blood retrieval), ended up losing her bloodwork, and was always very difficult to get into contact with. Given our friend donated her eggs, all parties signed legal paperwork denoting the embryos would belong to me and my partner, along with all financial responsibility; this was provided to OHSU. However, OHSU would contact our egg donor for updates and billing regarding the embryos (not us) even though the embryos are not legally hers, which causes all of us stress. Given this bad experience throughout, we stopped working with OHSU and transferred our genetic material to another clinic. We strongly recommend against OHSU.
Location
OHSU Center for Health & Healing, 3303 S.W. Bond Ave, 10th Floor, Portland, OR 97239