Fertility Day
Mexico City · Ciudad de México
Assisted reproduction and general gynecology share an appointment schedule at Fertility Day, a practice in the Roma Sur neighborhood of Ciudad de México.
- IVF price
- Confirm with clinic
- Language of care
- Español
- Recorded treatments
- 10
Treatments
Published prices
An IVF cycle in Mexico runs from $48,000 MXN to $183,600 MXN across the 19 clinics in this directory that publish a rate. The guide to what a complete cycle costs explains what usually falls outside the package.
What does Fertility Day offer in Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México?
The website presents the practice as specializing in assisted reproduction and fertility problems and adds gynecologic care, pregnancy monitoring, and pediatric consultations to the same list. Except for IVF, which has a list of indications, access criteria for each technique are not developed.
What treatments and services does Fertility Day offer?
The service list covers infertility diagnosis, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF), and egg donation, and extends to laparoscopic and hysteroscopic gynecologic surgery, myomectomy, Pap tests, and colposcopy. Genetic tests receive more detail than the treatments themselves: carrier screening for recessive and X-linked diseases, molecular karyotyping through NGS, prenatal screening for aneuploidies and microdeletions, and a hereditary thrombophilia panel with written indications that include a low implantation rate and two or more consecutive miscarriages. The team is published by name and scope of work: human reproductive biology, obstetrics and gynecology, maternal-fetal medicine, breast and gynecologic oncology, neonatal pediatrics, and embryology. The clinic states that it has a laboratory for treatment-related testing.
Who is on the team at Fertility Day?
The embryologist is identified by name and with a list of responsibilities: andrology, intrauterine insemination (IUI), in vitro fertilization (IVF) with ICSI, gamete and embryo cryopreservation, preimplantation genetic testing, and fertility preservation. There is also an open sperm donation program with published requirements, including age 18 to 32, a detailed family history, and no history of genetic disease.
Where is Fertility Day, and what are its contact details?
The website does not publish a single figure, so there are no public prices to display. It does detail what its promotions include. The insemination promotion covers four follicular monitoring visits, professional fees, and sperm preparation. None includes medication or a banked sperm sample, and one IVF promotion also excludes serology testing. All are limited to new patients, and availability is confirmed at the office. Appointments are routed through a WhatsApp menu that separates obstetrics and gynecology, oncology, pediatrics and neonatology, maternal-fetal medicine, fertility, and general information. All content is in Spanish, with no section for international patients.
Clinical team
- Jesús Guillermo Pérez Fonseca · Ginecología y Obstetricia; Biología de la reproducción humana
- Patricia del Carmen Franco Castañeda
- Eva Hernandez · Pediatra Neonatóloga
- Adriana López · Materno Fetal
- José Damián Gómez Archila · Oncólogo
- Miguel Regalado · Embriólogo
Frequently asked questions
Which treatments does Fertility Day offer?
Fertility Day publishes the following treatments and services: Fertility work-up, In vitro fertilization (IVF), ICSI, Artificial insemination (IUI), Egg donation, Sperm donation.
Is Fertility Day accredited?
REDLARA accredits only about 48 centres in Mexico, so most working clinics are not on its list; Fertility Day is not on it. The public COFEPRIS list dates from 2019 and is incomplete. On Google Maps it has 4.8 with 73 reviews. To check independently, ask for the treating doctor's professional licence and the establishment's health notice or permit.
Where is Fertility Day located?
It is at C. Bajío 70, Roma Sur, Cuauhtémoc, 06760 Ciudad de México, CDMX.
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