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Dallas IVF - Frisco

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CLIA-certified laboratory ensuring quality in diagnostic and embryology testing
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SART member clinic that submits verified success rate data annually
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About Dallas IVF - Frisco

Dallas IVF - Frisco is located on Legacy Drive near Baylor Frisco Medical Center, serving patients across Collin, Denton, and Dallas counties. The clinic sits just off the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121, approximately 20 miles from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, and offers free parking to patients.

The Frisco surgery center is in the same building, Suite 110, and egg retrievals are performed there under anesthesia. As part of the Ivy Fertility group, Dallas IVF operates four locations across Frisco, Dallas, McKinney, and Tyler — each keeps its embryology lab on site, so egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo culture happen where you are seen.

The success figures rendered on this page are CDC 2022 rows recorded at the practice level, for the Dallas IVF reporting unit that covers all four North Texas clinics rather than the Frisco address alone. For patients under 35, the unit’s cumulative live birth rate per intended egg retrieval is 53.4%. That is not above the national figure: the CDC 2022 national row on this page for the same bracket is 55.1%, and across the four age brackets the unit trails the national row in two. The practice’s homepage separately advertises “13,000+ families” created and “success rates up to 35% above national average” — both are clinic-published claims, and the CDC rows on this page do not support a blanket lead.

Accreditations & Awards

  • Newsweek listing (clinic-published) — the practice’s site lists “America’s Best Fertility Clinics 2023-2026,” and its homepage claims a spot among Texas’s top 4 fertility clinics by Newsweek
  • SART member clinic — the practice states it submits cycle and outcome data annually for SART and CDC reporting
  • 13,000+ families — an “Our Proven Success” homepage banner figure, clinic-published; our sources do not document the count independently
  • CLIA-Certified Lab — quality-assured diagnostic and embryology testing
  • D Magazine “Best Doctors” & Texas Super Doctors 2020-2025 — physician recognition, per the practice’s awards page

Why Choose Dallas IVF - Frisco

  • On-site surgery center + embryology lab — surgery center in the same building (Suite 110), with a full embryology lab for egg retrieval, fertilization, and culture
  • Success rates as recorded here — 53.4% cumulative live birth rate per intended retrieval under 35 (CDC 2022). The homepage’s “up to 35% above national average” banner is a clinic-published claim; the CDC 2022 rows on this page put the reporting unit below the national figure in two of four age brackets
  • Convenient location — off the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 121, 20 miles from DFW airport, with free parking
  • Experienced physician team — the practice lists 5 board-certified fertility experts rotating through the locations; Dr. Brian Barnett’s bio on the site describes a career of more than 25 years helping families in North Texas
  • International patient care — DFW airport connects to 65+ international destinations, and the practice says it is highly experienced coordinating travel and cross-border treatment

IVF & Fertility Services

  • In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) — full-cycle management from ovarian stimulation to embryo transfer, with frozen embryo transfer strategies that improve cumulative success per retrieval
  • Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) — for couples with mild infertility
  • Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) — precise fertilization for male factor infertility
  • Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) — chromosomal screening of embryos to reduce miscarriage risk
  • Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Care — comprehensive evaluation and preventive treatment
  • Egg Freezing — fertility preservation for planned or medical reasons
  • LGBTQ+ Family Building — inclusive fertility care for same-sex couples and transgender patients
  • Egg Donation & Surrogacy — internal embryo bank and donation/surrogacy coordination
  • Male Infertility Treatment — semen analysis and comprehensive diagnosis

Fees & Packages

The practice publishes no fixed package prices. It states that cost depends on the services in your plan and your insurance coverage, and its financial counselors and billing staff guide you through benefits, out-of-pocket costs, and financing options. The one number the site gives: an IUI is estimated at $2,000, covering monitoring and the procedure but not medications.

The practice lists work with Aetna, Baylor Scott & White, HP, BCBS, Cigna, Progyny, UMR and United Healthcare, and its homepage banner says it is now accepting Cigna. Financing runs through three partners named on the site: PatientFi (funding up to $60,000, no down payments, instant application decisions), Future Family (personalized loan plans for fertility treatment) and CapexMD (patient financing across treatment options).

Patient Journey

  1. Initial consultation — discuss family-building goals and medical history in person or by video, with your partner strongly encouraged to attend
  2. Fertility testing — complete your workup, then decide the best treatment path together
  3. Ovarian stimulation — 10-14 days of injectable medications with close ultrasound and blood monitoring
  4. Egg retrieval — ultrasound-guided procedure at the Frisco surgery center (Suite 110), under anesthesia, about 20-30 minutes; most patients recover in 1-2 days
  5. Fertilization & embryo culture — lab fertilization (including ICSI) with 5-7 days of embryo development; frozen embryo transfer is often recommended
  6. Embryo transfer — ultrasound-guided placement of the embryo into the uterus
  7. Pregnancy test & follow-up — blood test 10-12 days after transfer, with follow-up care based on the outcome
  • Egg/sperm donation: Texas law permits egg and sperm donation with written donor agreements
  • Surrogacy: Commercial surrogacy is legal in Texas with a well-established legal framework, making it a common destination for international intended parents
  • PGT: PGT-A/PGT-M is unrestricted in Texas
  • Embryo status: Texas has not defined the legal status of embryos

Location

  • Address: 2840 Legacy Drive, Building 1, Suite 100 & 110, Frisco, TX 75034
  • Phone: (214) 225-2057
  • Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.; closed for lunch 12:00–1:00 p.m.; Saturday by appointment

Key Advantages

IVF
IUI
ICSI
PGT Genetic Testing
Egg Freezing
LGBTQ+ Friendly
Egg Donation
Surrogacy
International Patients
Male Infertility

Location

2840 Legacy Drive, Building 1, Suite 100, Frisco, TX 75034

Facilities

Embryology Lab
By Appointment
Wheelchair Accessible

Medical Team

Patient Reviews

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Ashley Rios
1 week ago

It has been an incredible blessing to have such a caring and helpful team in assisting us in our journey to parenthood. I wholeheartedly recommend this office and Dr. Barnett!

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Catherine Badertscher
2 weeks ago

This team is the most amazing team in the world! We are so grateful to them!!

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Mckinna McCaffrey
Edited 3 weeks ago

**EDIT** Editing this review to say that we heard on 10/31/2024 from their internal embryo bank employee that they were still reviewing our paperwork and would let us know and that it can take “6-10 months” to match with embryos. I am making this edit on 07/09/2026 to say we never heard another word from them after that. Not that we were on a waitlist or anything. I truly do not believe that this clinic cares to help people grow their families unless you are paying thousands of dollars in tests and treatments from them. I want to start off by saying that I do believe this clinic can be great. However, that was not my husband and I’s overall experience. We connected with Dr. Ku to get a second opinion on my diminished ovarian reserve after reading that he specializes in that diagnosis. We had undergone 3 IVF cycles with another clinic beforehand. Of those cycles, we were only able to produce one low level mosaic embryo. When meeting with Dr. Ku the first time, we felt very hopeful as he already had read up on our history and had a plan for what he wanted to try. We also expressed that we would want to potentially try transferring our low level mosaic embryo if we did not see success. He gave us no indication that that would be an issue. It was only AFTER we went through yet another failed IVF cycle and were devastated that he told us he would not transfer our embryo because it had a lower chance of success (but that was our ONLY embryo after all we had been through). It truly felt like he only cared about his success rates in that moment which was disappointing because he had made us feel very cared for up until that point. It was after that conversation that we decided to explore embryo donation and expressed interest in working with their internal bank. We contacted that necessary party and were aware that the process could take a while. However, we filled out all the forms and were told someone would review them and confirm in a few weeks whether any changes needed to be made and officially put us on the waitlist. Well…that was 5 MONTHS AGO and we have never been contacted since regarding anything. Not even if our forms were approved and that we are just waiting to be matched. We wanted to love this clinic, but were disappointed to say the least.

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Priyank J
1 month ago

Dr. Barnett is an outstanding professional. He guided us through every step of our fertility journey. We highly recommend him and the entire clinic to anyone seeking fertility treatment

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Keerthi M
1 month ago

Dr Barnett is the best. He really helped us and was very patient.

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SOUNDRIA .M
1 month ago

Amazing experience and Dr B is the best!

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Sonia Saluja
Edited 2 months ago

My husband &I had a great experience with Dr Barnett , he is amazing . We have been working with him from almost a year and he gave us right direction at every step of the way.I am Thankful to him as my husband &I were trying to get pregnant from last 3 yrs and finally we are because Dr Barnett and his magic 😊 gave us this happiness. His team is great too however I think such procedures require you to keep your mind open in terms of cost, no matter what and might not work on the fixed budget ,you need to keep your follow-ups and track on things don’t expect the staff And have your interest and understanding on the process wherever possible, it’s not right thing to say but for us our end goal was to get pregnant and we closed our eyes on some of the other things though we didn't have any extremely bad experience and it’s not just with them no matter where you go.keep expectations low and eye on your end goal as they them it’s there day to day process and for who are trying know the pain. Overall I would surely recommend Dallas IVF ( some of friends are already started the process with them ) and Dr Barnett .

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Nasim Zahraei
2 months ago

I had a very positive experience. Dr. Lowell Ku, Dr. Sarah Mucowski, and Jessica Olshansky, RN, were all amazing — kind, supportive, professional, and compassionate throughout the process. I truly felt cared for and supported by the Innovations team.

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Nicole Baker
2 months ago

I want to share my experience at Frisco IVF because I wish I had seen something like this before my HSG procedure. I went in for a routine Hysterosalpingography (HSG) as part of fertility testing. The procedure itself was explained briefly and I was told it was standard and low risk. I followed all pre-procedure instructions, no antibiotics were prescribed as a preventative. The HSG itself was physically uncomfortable but manageable in the moment. However, within the weeks after I began experiencing worsening pelvic pain, bloating, and symptoms that did not feel normal recovery-wise. Over the following days, my symptoms escalated rather than improved. After follow-up care, I was diagnosed with Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), which was extremely distressing both physically and emotionally, especially given that I had no active infection symptoms prior to the procedure. I required additional treatment and recovery time, and it significantly impacted my fertility journey and overall wellbeing not to mention the financial impact - ER visits multiple doctors appts time off work. What has been most difficult is the lack of clear communication and support during the aftermath. While the procedure itself is commonly considered routine, I do feel that the potential risks and warning signs afterward were not emphasized enough, and I was not fully prepared for the possibility of complications like this. I am sharing this not to discourage others from necessary fertility testing, but to encourage patients to ask detailed questions beforehand about infection risk, antibiotic protocols, and what symptoms should prompt immediate follow-up care. Fertility treatment is already emotionally and physically taxing, and patients deserve thorough counseling and attentive follow-up when something doesn’t feel right after procedures like this.

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Krishna Kumari
3 months ago

Overall, I had a good experience. The doctor explained my condition and treatment plan clearly, which I really appreciated. I felt confident in the recommendations provided. One area for improvement would be the pace of the consultation. At times, it felt a bit rushed, and having a little more time to ask questions or discuss concerns would make the experience even better. That said, the communication was clear and the guidance was helpful, so overall it was a positive visit.

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