Fertility clinics in Alaska

We list 2 fertility clinics and specialists in Alaska. Each listing shows the clinic's address, phone number, opening hours and website, so you can compare IVF centers near you and get in touch directly.

Does insurance cover IVF in Alaska?

Alaska does not currently have a law requiring health insurers to cover IVF. Some employers offer fertility benefits voluntarily, so it is worth checking what your plan includes. State laws do not apply to self-funded employer plans, so always check your own policy or ask your HR team what fertility benefits you have. (Insurance information last reviewed November 2026 – laws change, so confirm with your insurer.)

How to choose a fertility clinic in Alaska

Compare success rates: clinics report their IVF results to the CDC and SART, where you can look up each clinic by name.

Check the doctors: look for board-certified reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI) specialists.

Ask about costs: find out exactly what an IVF cycle includes (medication, monitoring, embryo freezing) and whether payment plans are available.

Think about travel: treatment usually involves several monitoring visits in a short time, so a clinic close to home or work makes a real difference.