Egg donation/Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine

Verified September 30, 2026

Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine Egg Donor Pay & Requirements

Clinic

At a glance

Where and travel

  • Clinic: Reno, NV
  • Primary compensation article says reasonable flights/hotels when traveling out of state may be covered or reimbursed; NCRM-specific dollars not published
  • In-house clinic

Pay

  • First cycle Up to $7,000 per cycle
  • Up to 6 cycles

Requirements

  • Typically 21–32
  • Must be within clinic BMI parameters; no numeric NCRM hard gate published
  • Non-smoker; drug testing at pre-screening
  • Genetic screening
  • Psychological screening
  • Good overall health and no inheritable conditions; family-history review
  • Physical and gynecological exam, vaginal ultrasound, blood and urine testing
  • Infectious-disease testing is described in the process article
  • Typically wait 2–3 months between cycles; lifetime limit of six donation cycles
  • Identified and non-directed donor pathways; complete anonymity cannot be guaranteed with DNA testing

Time

  • Initial screening through retrieval takes several months; stimulation is about two weeks

Pay

First cycle
Up to $7,000first-cycle max

Donor-page amounts, verified September 30, 2026.

Outside the stipend

Travel reimbursement
Primary compensation article says reasonable flights/hotels when traveling out of state may be covered or reimbursed; NCRM-specific dollars not published
Expenses covered
Primary compensation article says reasonable flights/hotels when traveling out of state may be covered or reimbursed; NCRM-specific dollars not published; Primary compensation article says prescription medications related to the cycle may be covered or reimbursed; Donor-insurance article exists; policy and dollar details not published on donor landing page; Donor and recipient contracts outline rights, responsibilities, and compensation; legal dollar amount not published

Where and when

Where

Headquarters
Reno, NV
Clinic locations
Reno, NV
Travel reimbursement
Primary compensation article says reasonable flights/hotels when traveling out of state may be covered or reimbursed; NCRM-specific dollars not published
Travel covered
Yes

Time

Monitoring and downtime
Initial screening through retrieval takes several months; stimulation is about two weeks

Do you qualify

Requirements

Age
Typically 21–32
BMI
Must be within clinic BMI parameters; no numeric NCRM hard gate published
Also required
  • Non-smoker; drug testing at pre-screening
  • Good overall health and no inheritable conditions; family-history review
  • Physical and gynecological exam, vaginal ultrasound, blood and urine testing
  • Infectious-disease testing is described in the process article
  • Typically wait 2–3 months between cycles; lifetime limit of six donation cycles
  • Identified and non-directed donor pathways; complete anonymity cannot be guaranteed with DNA testing

Screening

Psychological screening
Yes
Genetic screening
Yes
Screening steps
  1. Application/interview, medical history, physical and gynecological exam, ultrasound, blood/urine, infectious-disease, drug, genetic, and psychological screening

How it works

Steps

Matching
In-house donor program; known donors and egg-bank options are also described for intended parents
Application
EDC pre-screen only → medical/gynecological pre-screen → birth control → about two weeks injectable stimulation with monitoring → outpatient retrieval at NCRM

Covered and limits

Medications
Yes
Insurance
Yes
Legal counsel
Yes
Identity
Identified and non-directed (formerly anonymous) donor pathways; complete anonymity is not guaranteed because of DNA testing
Cycle limit
6
Fresh cycles
Yes
Frozen cycles
Yes
Also offers surrogacy
Yes

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