Conceive Fertility Center - Dallas

About Conceive Fertility Center - Dallas

Conceive Fertility Center’s Dallas office at 7515 Greenville Ave Suite 1030 is the network’s main SART and CDC registration address. ClinicPKID 2001104 (SART) and ArtClinicId 811 (CDC) attach here; the practice’s Euless/Bedford, Frisco and McKinney offices do not file separate reports. The Dallas location page on the practice site lists the northeast-DFW communities it serves — Dallas, Richardson, Garland, Addison, University Park, Highland Park, North Dallas, Rowlett, Rockwall, Mesquite, Forney, Wylie and Farmers Branch — and describes a service set of IVF, IUI, egg freezing, donor egg, genetic testing, fertility preservation and LGBTQ+ fertility services.

The practice publishes one network-wide self-pay price list on its Affordable Fertility Treatments page, and the Dallas office uses that list without adding location-specific pricing. The SART CORS member profile for the network lists DateJoined 2020-07-30, with “CAP Accredited” and “Joint Commission Certified” entries in the CertsAndAccredidations field and Age Limits, BMI Limits and LGBTQIA in the Specializations field. The About Us page names three physicians: Biren Patel, MD, Julian Escobar, MD and Derek Haas, MD, and carries a patient review that singles out Dr. Escobar. Our data stores 2015 as an establishment year, but none of our sources tie that date to this Dallas office; the earliest milestones we can document are a 2020 site copyright line and a 2020-07-30 SART membership, so we do not describe the Dallas clinic as operating “since 2015.”

About the outcome figures on this page’s chart: the SART row behind them is the network’s Dallas-registered report unit, not a Dallas-office-only record. The 684-cycle total is that unit’s annual count and the age-band live-birth percentages on this listing (under 35 54.9%, 35-37 35.7%, 38-40 20.5%, 41-42 6.5%) are brand-level SART 2023 Final figures covering the whole brand. Across our own library, sibling DFW pages that also inherit the row display different age-band numbers, and the national reference row stored on those sibling pages does not agree on its over-40 tier. Because the numbers we would be comparing on the national side are not stored consistently, this page does not present a per-site success rate and does not rank the practice above or below any national line. What does hold up: the practice files annually with SART and with the CDC’s National ART Surveillance System, and the SART member profile shows CAP and Joint Commission entries.

Accreditations & Awards

• SART membership since 2020-07-30 — SARTNumber 0900 on the SART CORS profile; the network’s SART ClinicPKID 2001104 is the Dallas registration.
• CAP accreditation recorded — the SART member profile’s CertsAndAccredidations field includes “CAP Accredited”; the practice’s partner IVF laboratory is Allen Reproductive Center.
• Joint Commission certification recorded — “Joint Commission Certified” appears in the same CertsAndAccredidations field on the SART profile.
• CDC NASS reporting — the practice files annual ART data under ArtClinicId 811.
• Google rating 4.0 stars, 153 reviews on the Dallas listing (rechecked 2026-08-27).

Why Choose Conceive Fertility Center - Dallas

• You are reading the brand’s own registration address. To check Conceive’s numbers at source, the SART CORS entry is ClinicPKID 2001104 (Dallas) and the CDC entry is ArtClinicId 811; those are the only two filings behind every DFW Conceive page.
• The care happens at partner facilities, and the site says so. Consults, hormone panels and monitoring scans run at the Greenville Avenue clinic, egg retrievals and transfers at a partner outpatient surgical center (Baylor Surgical Center in Las Colinas is on the practice’s Dallas-side list), and embryo culture and freezing at Allen Reproductive Center, the network’s partner IVF lab. The practice’s Surgical Centers & IVF Lab Info page lays out that split rather than describing an on-site lab.
• Eligibility limits are on the record before you call. The network’s SART member profile flags Age Limits, BMI Limits and LGBTQIA under Specializations, so you can ask the front desk about the practice’s cut-offs at the first contact.
• A public self-pay price list. The Affordable Fertility Treatments page publishes IVF, Mini Stim IVF, egg freezing and tubal reversal package prices plus individual diagnostic test prices, and lists financing options, so a cycle is costable before commitment.

IVF & Fertility Services

• In vitro fertilization (IVF) — full protocol from stimulation through transfer, described on the practice’s IVF page.
• Mini IVF — lower-dose stimulation aimed at producing fewer eggs with fewer injections and visits.
• Intrauterine insemination (IUI) — including donor-sperm IUI, which is a separate service item in the practice’s nav.
• ICSI — single-sperm injection; the practice’s own site lists it in the Treatments section.
• PGT-A / PGS / PGD — embryo genetic screening; the Dallas location page describes genetic testing as helping “select the healthiest embryos for transfer.”
• Egg (oocyte) freezing and sperm cryopreservation — listed under the nav’s Cryopreservation Of Embryos and Cryopreservation Of Sperm entries.
• Embryo freezing and frozen embryo transfer (FET) — FET is one of the network’s named treatment entries.
• Donor egg program and donor embryo program — “Donor Eggs” and “Embryo Donation” are named in the nav; the Dallas location page highlights the donor egg program.
• Gestational carrier / surrogacy — both are named in the nav’s third-party reproduction section.
• Fertility testing — hormone panels, ovarian reserve testing, pelvic sonogram, hysterosalpingogram (HSG), saline-infusion sonohysterogram (SHG), semen analysis and ERA testing appear in the practice’s Infertility Testing list.
• Fertility preservation for medical indications — the Dallas location page specifically notes preservation options for cancer patients before treatments that may affect reproductive ability.
• LGBTQ+ fertility services — the Dallas page states the practice offers services tailored to LGBTQ+ patients.
• Tubal reversal and outpatient fertility surgery — tubal reversal is on the practice’s Treatments list; laparoscopy for endometriosis is named on the surgical-centers page.
• PRP for Fertility — listed in the network’s Treatments navigation.

Fees & Packages

Conceive runs one self-pay price list across the network on the Affordable Fertility Treatments page. The Dallas office uses that list. As captured in the 2026-08-27 research crawl:

• IVF cycle: under $15,000. Includes one egg retrieval, physician management, monitoring sonograms and anesthesia fees. Excludes pre-cycle testing, medications, freezing and storage of embryos, procedures outside the IVF cycle, the embryo transfer cycle and genetic testing of embryos.
• Mini Stim IVF (Double IVF): $18,150. Includes two egg retrievals, physician management, monitoring sonograms, IVF lab fees and anesthesia fees.
• Egg freezing: $6,700. Includes physician management, monitoring sonograms, egg retrieval, IVF lab fees and anesthesia fees.
• Tubal reversal surgery: $8,310. Includes physician fees, surgical center fees, anesthesia fees and post-operative visit.
• Individual tests and visits: new patient visit $300; semen analysis $150; sonohysterogram $400; hysterosalpingogram (HSG) $500.
• Medications are not included in the package prices. The price page’s typical ranges are $3,000 to $6,000 for an IVF cycle, around $2,500 for Mini Stim IVF and under $500 for a typical FET cycle.

The practice states that most insurance plans cover diagnostic testing but few cover IUI or IVF treatment, offers financing options, and bills insurance once coverage is verified. No refund program, multi-cycle package or location-specific pricing is published on the price page in our sources.

Patient Journey

The practice’s IVF page lays out the sequence for the Dallas clinic:

1. Consultation and evaluation — hormone testing, ultrasound and a fertility-history review.
2. Stimulation — medications to mature multiple eggs; monitoring sonograms run during the stimulation window (the practice’s IVF page does not publish a day count for this phase).
3. Egg retrieval — an ultrasound-guided outpatient procedure; per the practice’s Surgical Centers page, retrievals run at partner surgical centers such as Baylor Surgical Center in Las Colinas, not at the Greenville Avenue clinic itself.
4. Fertilization and embryo culture — eggs and sperm are combined at the partner IVF lab, Allen Reproductive Center, and embryos are cultured to day 5 or 6.
5. Embryo transfer — one or more embryos are placed in the uterus, typically in a later cycle if a freeze-all approach is used; transfers are performed at a partner outpatient center.
6. Cryopreservation — viable leftover embryos are frozen for future use.
7. Pregnancy testing and follow-up — the practice’s IVF page says the pregnancy test runs two weeks after transfer, with monitoring thereafter. The specific monitoring schedule and obstetric transition are not described on the pages we crawled.

Local Legal Framework

Texas regulates assisted reproduction mainly through parentage law rather than through IVF-specific clinic licensure. The following are anchored in first-party statute text (Texas Family Code Chapter 160, Uniform Parentage Act) and in the practice’s own disclosures.

• Gestational carriers / surrogacy: Texas Family Code Chapter 160, Subchapter I authorizes gestational agreements. The relevant sections we verified are § 160.754 (“Gestational Agreement Authorized”), § 160.755 (“Petition to Validate Gestational Agreement”) and § 160.760 (“Parentage Under Validated Gestational Agreement”). The Dallas research calls this a “judicial validation procedure,” which matches § 160.755. Eligibility details and how the statute treats single or same-sex intended parents are not covered in our sources; a Texas family-law attorney should map those before you sign with a carrier.
• Egg, sperm and embryo donation: parental status of a gamete donor is addressed under Texas Family Code § 160.702 (“Parental Status of Donor”) in the same chapter. The practice’s donor-egg, donor-sperm and donor-embryo programs sit under that framework. The practice’s own page does not describe its donor consent or screening paperwork, so ask the clinic directly.
• Insurance coverage: our sources do not identify a Texas statute that requires most insurance plans to cover IVF. The practice’s own Affordable Fertility Treatments page says most plans cover diagnostic testing but exclude IUI and IVF treatment; verify your plan in writing before you start.
• Scope of what we could verify: our sources do not describe Texas rules on embryo disposition, on IVF clinic licensure, on laboratory oversight beyond the CAP and Joint Commission entries in the practice’s SART member profile, or on the practice’s own age and BMI cut-offs (though those flags appear in the SART CORS Specializations field). Treat any assumption outside the four items above as not verified here.

Location

• Address: 7515 Greenville Ave Suite 1030, Dallas, TX 75231
• Phone: (214) 224-0778