Conceive Fertility Center Euless/Bedford | IVF in Euless TX

About Conceive Fertility Center - Euless Bedford

This is the practice’s west-DFW office, at 2101 Westpark Ct Suite 350 in Euless. Conceive’s own Euless/Bedford page still carries a “Coming Soon” heading, but the network homepage announces the location as open, and the Google reviews behind this listing’s 4.4 rating reach back roughly two years, so the office is operating; the “Coming Soon” text is a stale page template. Conceive runs Westpark Court as a consultation-and-monitoring site: egg retrievals and embryo transfers happen at the practice’s partner outpatient center, the THR Surgery Center on the Bedford side, and embryos are cultured at the network’s partner IVF lab, Allen Reproductive Center. No IVF laboratory work is on-site at this address.

The Euless page on the practice site names a wide west-DFW catchment — Euless, Bedford, Hurst, Arlington, Colleyville, North Richland Hills, Richland Hills, Irving, Grapevine, Coppell, Grand Prairie, Fort Worth, Flower Mound, Southlake, Lewisville, Trophy Club, Westlake, Keller, Mansfield and Haltom City — which is a shorter trip for patients on the Tarrant County side than the northeast-Dallas office. The About Us page names the practice’s physicians (Biren Patel, MD; Julian Escobar, MD; Derek Haas, MD) as board-certified fertility specialists, and a posted patient review on that page singles out Dr. Escobar by name. Our data stores 2015 as an establishment year, but that predates everything our sources show for this site — the network’s SART membership dates to 2020-07-30 and the Euless/Bedford office appears only as a recent opening on the practice’s homepage — so we treat 2015 as a brand-level date, not this location’s founding.

On the outcome figures in this page’s chart: this address has no separate SART or CDC filing. The 684-cycle count and the age-band live-birth percentages are pulled from the network’s Dallas main registration row (SART ClinicPKID 2001104, CDC ArtClinicId 811), so they are brand-level SART 2023 Final figures, not Euless/Bedford results. Because that single row is copied onto the practice’s other DFW listings with different stored age-band numbers, and because the national reference row stored here differs from the one stored on the sibling Dallas page (both its source label and its over-40 value), we make no “above national” or “below national” claim and no comparison between the DFW offices on this page. The honest one-line version: the practice reports to SART and to the CDC at the brand level; a per-site success rate is not published in our sources.

Accreditations & Awards

SART member since 2020-07-30 — SARTNumber 0900 on the SART CORS profile. The report row (ClinicPKID 2001104) is the network’s Dallas registration, not a Euless filing.
CAP accreditation recorded — listed in the SART member profile’s CertsAndAccredidations field; the partner lab is Allen Reproductive Center.
Joint Commission certification recorded — also in the SART member profile’s CertsAndAccredidations field.
Google rating 4.4 stars, 43 reviews on the Euless/Bedford listing (collected 2026-08-26).
Operational despite the page label — the network homepage lists the Euless/Bedford location as now open and the review history backs that up, even though the location page still shows “Coming Soon.”

Why Choose Conceive Fertility Center - Euless Bedford

Closer to home for monitoring-heavy cycles. A stimulation cycle needs frequent scans and bloodwork. Westpark Court lets patients on the west and Tarrant County side of the metroplex do consults and monitoring without commuting to northeast Dallas; only retrieval and transfer days move to the Bedford surgery center.
A consult-and-monitor office with its partners named. The practice states plainly that the lab is Allen Reproductive Center and the surgical partner for this side is the THR Surgery Center in Bedford, so you know which building each step happens in before you book.
The same physician group and the same published pricing as the whole network. The About Us page lists Patel, Escobar and Haas, and the self-pay prices are the network-wide list, so the quote you get here matches the practice’s public page.
Eligibility parameters are visible on the registry profile. The network’s SART CORS profile flags Age Limits, BMI Limits and LGBTQIA under Specializations, which you can ask about at intake rather than discover mid-cycle.

IVF & Fertility Services

The Euless/Bedford location page lists six core services; the network navigation adds several more that run through the same partner lab and surgery centers.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) — the page’s lead service, covering the path from consultation to embryo transfer.
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) — described on the page as the less invasive, lower-cost option for certain infertility challenges.
Fertility diagnostic testing — hormone testing, ultrasound examinations and genetic screenings to identify causes of infertility.
Fertility preservation / egg freezing — the page names both egg freezing and sperm freezing for future family building.
Donor egg and donor sperm programs — described as established programs with guidance through the process.
LGBTQ+ family building — the page lists sperm and egg donation, surrogacy and other inclusive services for LGBTQ+ individuals and couples.
Mini IVF — the network’s lighter-stimulation protocol (fewer injections and visits), named in the Treatments navigation.
ICSI, PGS/PGD, FET and PRP for Fertility — each appears as a named treatment item in the network navigation.
Gestational carrier and embryo donation — listed under the network’s third-party reproduction items.
Tubal reversal — a named surgical treatment on the network’s Treatments list, performed at a partner center.

Fees & Packages

This office bills against the network’s single self-pay price list on the Affordable Fertility Treatments page; there is no Euless-specific pricing. From the 2026-08-26 crawl:

IVF cycle: under $15,000 (one egg retrieval, physician management, monitoring sonograms, anesthesia; excludes pre-cycle testing, medications, embryo freezing and storage, procedures outside the IVF cycle, the transfer cycle and embryo genetic testing).
Mini Stim IVF (Double IVF): $18,150 (two egg retrievals, physician management, monitoring sonograms, IVF lab fees, anesthesia).
Egg freezing: $6,700.
Tubal reversal surgery: $8,310.
New patient visit: $300; semen analysis: $150; sonohysterogram (SHG): $400; hysterosalpingogram (HSG): $500.
Medications are separate: the page estimates $3,000 to $6,000 for an IVF cycle, about $2,500 for Mini Stim IVF and under $500 for a typical FET cycle.

Two notes on sourcing. First, the HSG price reads $500 on the main price list but a nearby FAQ on the same page shows $350; this page uses the $500 listed price and flags the discrepancy rather than averaging it. Second, the practice says most plans cover diagnostic testing but not IUI or IVF treatment, offers financing options, and bills insurance once coverage is verified. No refund program or multi-cycle package is published on the price page in our sources.

Patient Journey

The IVF sequence on the practice’s site is the same network-wide protocol; what differs at Euless/Bedford is where each step physically happens.

Book a consult at the Euless/Bedford office — a fertility-history review and physician visit.
Evaluation and testing — hormone panels, ultrasound and semen analysis at the Westpark Court clinic.
A tailored plan — the doctor recommends IVF, Mini IVF, IUI, fertility preservation, donor gametes or gestational-carrier care.
Stimulation with local monitoring — medications plus ultrasound monitoring done at the Euless/Bedford office (the practice’s IVF page does not publish a stimulation day count).
Retrieval at the partner center — the egg retrieval runs at the THR Surgery Center in Bedford; eggs and sperm go to Allen Reproductive Center for fertilization and embryo culture to day 5 or 6.
Transfer and freezing — embryo transfer is performed at the partner surgical center, and viable leftover embryos are cryopreserved.
Pregnancy test — about two weeks after transfer, per the practice’s IVF page, with follow-up after.

Local Legal Framework

Conceive’s Euless research states Texas is “one of the surrogacy-friendly states.” That is an interpretation, so here it is grounded in the specific provisions instead: Texas Family Code Chapter 160 (Uniform Parentage Act) authorizes and validates gestational agreements by statute. We verified the operative sections from first-party statute text.

Gestational carriers / surrogacy: Chapter 160 governs this. The provisions we checked are § 160.754 (“Gestational Agreement Authorized”) and § 160.755 (“Petition to Validate Gestational Agreement”); our sources do not identify the section number that fixes parentage once an agreement is validated, so we do not supply one. The Euless research cites a section number it labels § 160.754 in the context of legality; the verified § 160.754 heading is “Gestational Agreement Authorized.” Details on who may use the procedure — including single and same-sex intended parents — are outside our sources and need a Texas family-law attorney.
Egg, sperm and embryo donation: parental status of a donor is set under § 160.702 (“Parental Status of Donor”). The practice’s donor-egg, donor-sperm and donor-embryo programs sit under that framework; the practice’s own page does not detail its donor consent paperwork.
Laboratory and practice oversight: our Euless research file does not record the reporting standard behind these certifications. We confirmed the practice’s own SART member profile records CAP accreditation and Joint Commission certification, but note the network’s lab work is performed at partner Allen Reproductive Center rather than at this office.
Insurance coverage: our sources do not identify a Texas mandate requiring most plans to cover IVF; the practice’s price page says plans typically cover diagnostics but exclude IUI/IVF treatment. Confirm your own plan before starting.