Resources

New Patient Forms

Please fill & sign all forms and bring these with you on your first visit.

SIGN copies of record release and get them to those centers, that have records you wish us to review. You may have to have your husband/partner sign their own release.
Please make an enlarge copy of your insurance card (front & back) and fax it to our office, 602-493-6641, in advance of your appointment. You can also email to frontdesk@ivfphoenix.com. This will allow us time to check on your benefits.
Please note that IVF Phoenix™ is a fragrance free clinic. Please do not wear perfumes or colognes to IVF Phoenix™. Thank you!

Forms Below:
General Medical Request form: To request records from your OB or Primary Care
ART Medical Request form: To request records from a prior Fertility Practice

Missed Appointment Policy

Medical Release Form

General Medical Release Form

ART Medical Release Form

Download All Patient Forms At Once

Insurance Information

IVF Phoenix™ accepts many insurance plans that offer fertility coverage. Plans that we’ve contracted with include:

Arizona Foundation (AZFMC)
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Aetna
United Healthcare
Cigna
Humana

Insurance coverage can be confusing, and guidelines for qualifying treatments can be strict. Our billing department is available to answer any questions you may have regarding insurance coverage and requirements. Existing patients can fill out the appropriate insurance benefit form on our patient portal to let us know more about your coverage. For new patients, please feel free to contact us via phone or email to clarify your coverage concerns.

Educational

Injection Training Videos

Recommended Online Resources:

American Society for Reproductive Medicine

Fertility Lifelines

IVF Connections

RESOLVE (The National Infertility Association)

Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

Methlfolyate and PCOS

PCOS White Paper – Dr. John Couvaras

PCOS Foundation

Hashimoto’s

Hashimoto’s and MTHFR Gene

Dr. Couvaras’ Hashimoto’s White Paper

Thyroiditis

MTHFR Gene Mutation

MTHFR function provides important clues to the risk of developing particular diseases, and to the etiology of seemingly unexplained or unexpected symptom patterns.

Fortunately, it is now possible and practical to test for the presence of mutations in the gene coding for this important enzyme.

Support and Webinars

Is it a Disease?

MTHFR and Miscarriages

MTHFR and Pregnancy

Medication Teaching Videos

Confused about next steps to conceive?

Consider attending an upcoming free Fertility Seminar. Every new patient will also receive a 30 minute consultation with Dr. John Couvaras. We look forward to meeting you! RSVP@ivfphoenix.com or call us at 602.765.2229