State rankings

IVF Cost by State

Wyoming has the highest Average IVF Cost ($12,593), followed by Kentucky ($12,508) and Montana ($12,444). Utah has the lowest ($9,098).

Health51 states · 2 metricsUpdated Jan 31, 2026Original page
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Average IVF Cost

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Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
$10,709
Middle half $10,155 – $11,513
Average
$10,760
51 states
Lowest (best)
$9,098
Utah
Highest (worst)
$12,593
Wyoming

Data

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51 states · # = rank by Average IVF Cost
#
1Utah$9,098IVF and Fertility Preservation
2Delaware$9,111IVF and Fertility Preservation
3Mississippi$9,123No Mandatory Coverage
4Maine$9,128IVF and Fertility Preservation
5Virginia$9,245No Mandatory Coverage
6New Jersey$9,350IVF and Fertility Preservation
7New Hampshire$9,467IVF and Fertility Preservation
8North Dakota$9,678No Mandatory Coverage
9Oregon$9,881No Mandatory Coverage
10District of Columbia$9,908IVF and Fertility Preservation
11Washington$10,059No Mandatory Coverage
12Massachusetts$10,076IVF and Fertility Preservation
13Alaska$10,116No Mandatory Coverage
14Oklahoma$10,193Fertility Preservation
15Kansas$10,223No Mandatory Coverage
16Florida$10,286Fertility Preservation
17Minnesota$10,388No Mandatory Coverage
18South Dakota$10,390No Mandatory Coverage
19Maryland$10,456IVF and Fertility Preservation
20Rhode Island$10,498IVF and Fertility Preservation
21Iowa$10,596No Mandatory Coverage
22New Mexico$10,638No Mandatory Coverage
23Colorado$10,676IVF and Fertility Preservation
24Nevada$10,707Fertility Preservation
25California$10,709IVF and Fertility Preservation
25North Carolina$10,709No Mandatory Coverage
27Hawaii$10,743IVF
28Vermont$10,746No Mandatory Coverage
29Wisconsin$10,790No Mandatory Coverage
30Missouri$10,828No Mandatory Coverage
31Idaho$10,832No Mandatory Coverage
32Ohio$10,892Some Infertility
33Connecticut$11,143IVF and Fertility Preservation
34West Virginia$11,145Some Infertility
35Illinois$11,157IVF and Fertility Preservation
36Michigan$11,227No Mandatory Coverage
37Nebraska$11,235No Mandatory Coverage
38Arizona$11,467No Mandatory Coverage
39Tennessee$11,558No Mandatory Coverage
40Alabama$11,605No Mandatory Coverage
41Louisiana$11,696Fertility Perservation and Some Infertility
42Georgia$11,727Fertility Preservation
43Texas$11,790Fertility Perservation, with Infertility or IVF offered but not required
43South Carolina$11,790No Mandatory Coverage
45New York$11,836IVF and Fertility Preservation
46Pennsylvania$11,976No Mandatory Coverage
47Arkansas$12,032IVF
48Indiana$12,280No Mandatory Coverage
49Montana$12,444Fertility Perservation and Some Infertility
50Kentucky$12,508Fertility Preservation
51Wyoming$12,593No Mandatory Coverage

What correlates with Average IVF Cost?

Pearson r against 2,096 other state metrics sharing at least 31 states. Ranks are read by standing: a better rank counts as higher, whether rank 1 is the best place on a list or the worst. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Average IVF Cost tend to score higher on these (or rank better)

  1. Minimum Age Required for Tubal Ligation SterilizationTubal Ligation Laws by State
    r = +0.44 · moderate · n = 46
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  2. % of US Households with Very Low SecurityFood Insecurity by State
    r = +0.44 · moderate · n = 51
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  3. Change in Freedom Rank Since 2016Most Free States
    r = +0.44 · moderate · n = 40
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  4. CAS Illegal Legislative Corruption Level (1-5)Most Corrupt States
    r = +0.43 · moderate · n = 48
    Plot
  5. Hep A Reported CasesHepatitis by State
    r = +0.43 · moderate · n = 37
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  6. CRNA SchoolsCRNA Schools by State
    r = +0.42 · moderate · n = 42
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Average IVF Cost tend to score lower on these (or rank worse)

  1. White Non-Hispanic % RegisteredVoters by Race by State
    r = −0.51 · strong · n = 51
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  2. % Voted 65+Young Voters by State
    r = −0.48 · moderate · n = 51
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  3. % VotedYoung Voters by State
    r = −0.47 · moderate · n = 51
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  4. Overall ScoreHealthiest States
    r = −0.47 · moderate · n = 50
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  5. Bar Exam First Time Pass RateHardest Bar Exams by State
    r = −0.47 · moderate · n = 38
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  6. Low Incarceration Rate RankWorst Prisons by StateA rank: rank 1 is the best
    r = +0.45 · moderate · n = 50
    Plot

Quick answers

Which state has the highest Average IVF Cost?
Wyoming has the highest Average IVF Cost, at $12,593, followed by Kentucky ($12,508) and Montana ($12,444).
Which state has the lowest Average IVF Cost?
Utah has the lowest Average IVF Cost, at $9,098.
What is the median Average IVF Cost across US states?
The median is $10,709 across the 51 US states with data.
Where does this ivf cost by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: How Much Is IVF And What Are Your Options If Cost Is A Barrier? - creede; Insurance Coverage by State - Resolve.