F.A.S.T. Fertility Testing

Covered by Most Health Plans

Fertility testing is often covered by health plans. Over the past few years, employers have become increasingly more competitive, and now offer fertility benefits to their employees. AZARH is comprehensively contracted, including our lab, with most health plans. Many people find that they have, at the very minimum, diagnostic (fertility testing) coverage with us.

We Offer a Self-pay Option

We have made it our priority to offer F.A.S.T. Fertility Testing at an affordable, bundled rate to all individuals who do not have infertility health care benefits. At AZARH, we strongly believe that fertility testing and treatment should be accessible to all at a reasonable charge. We continue to maintain unparalleled success rates using advanced technology and treatment.

No Need for Health Care Provider Referrals

Many people considering a fertility check assume that they need a referral from their health care provider to begin fertility testing but this is not the case. With F.A.S.T. Online Fertility Testing, there is no referral needed. All individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, can go online and order their own fertility testing. No more hassles, and no more waiting. It is quick, easy, and delivers results. Upon your request, we can also send your results to your chosen health care provider.

Our online interactive tool is a quick and easy method for ordering your own personal fertility testing without the need for a health care provider referral. You will answer basic questions about yourself, such as your name, email address, and marital status. Then you will answer questions about your medical history, such as any family history of genetic disorders, your reproductive history, and your menstrual cycle. Finally, you will have an option to either upload your health plan information or pay the bundled, discounted rate with a credit card to complete the first step of the F.A.S.T. Fertility Testing. We will send you a confirmation email, and then contact you to discuss your health care benefits and will also review the scheduling of your testing appointments. It’s that easy!

The vaginal ultrasound and clinical blood draw need to take place at the beginning of your period on day two, three, or four, while you are still bleeding. Any time a woman starts her period after 4:00 pm, day one is considered the following day. If you start your period on Friday night or during the weekend, you need to call us first thing on Monday or message us through Klara (our secure patient communication portal) so that we can have you come in as soon as possible. At this appointment, we will perform a vaginal ultrasound to check your follicular count and blood draw. This will give us information on your ovarian reserve.

The HSG x-ray and dye test needs to take place once the bleeding has stopped but before day 12 of your cycle. Day 12 is the absolute last day that we can perform this test. Typically, it is a quick procedure that takes about five minutes. During this test, we will insert a small catheter through the cervix. Next, we will inject a contrast material into the uterine cavity. The x-ray will pick up the contrast and show if there are any blockages in the fallopian tubes or other abnormalities.