Arizona Reproductive Medicine Specialists

On scheduling, ARMS says it offers flexible morning, afternoon, evening and Saturday appointment times to new patients, and that treatment can start in as little as two weeks or be planned for later. Note that the Phoenix clinic page separately publishes office hours of Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm, closed noon to 1:00pm; the site does not say which appointment times are available at which location, so booking a specific slot is a question for the office.

The site reports its own recognitions: named a center of excellence by multiple insurance providers, specifically 2019 and 2020 Blue Distinction Center by Blue Cross Blue Shield, and 2020 Fertility Solutions Center of Excellence by Optum, UnitedHealthcare. It also says that in its 2025 patient satisfaction results, Dr. Moffitt's patients rated their experience 4.9 out of 5 stars. These recognitions are as published by ARMS; they do not indicate that any particular insurance plan covers treatment.

The website tells visitors to contact ARMS to see which tests are best for them, and it does not state which services any individual is a candidate for. Whether a particular test or treatment is appropriate, and what it would involve for a given person, is a clinical question for the practice. To ask about services, book a consultation or schedule an appointment at the Phoenix clinic, the published contact number is (602) 351-5327.

ARMS has a second office, the East Valley Fertility Clinic, at 2730 S. Val Vista Drive, Building 5, Suite 128, Gilbert, AZ 85295 (Spectrum Falls). That is a separate address from the Phoenix clinic; the hours listed above are the ones published on the Phoenix clinic page.

The practice phone number for contact is (602) 351-5327. To book or schedule an appointment at this location, the site directs new patients to call, text, or use its online request form. The website does not publish a separate direct phone line for the Phoenix address.

Lists Frederick, Prosper, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, and Phoenix as a location. Names Arizona and Phoenix as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Other programs named are the Shared Hope IVF Program, which offers a discount in exchange for donating some eggs through Donor Egg Bank USA; the Shared Help Program, financial assistance based on need as determined by an outside company independent of ARMS; financing options including Prosper Healthcare, CapexMD and First Steps; and a Tell A Friend referral credit. The site says ARMS offers over 10 financing, discount and special pricing options.

These are the rates and fees as published. The site does not publish a general fee schedule for non-IVF services, and it does not state what any individual will pay, what a quote or estimate would total, or what any insurance plan covers. Call (602) 351-5327 to ask about cost, current pricing and eligibility for a program.

For Optimal IVF, ARMS publishes clinic costs of $11,725, medication costs running between $2,000 and $2,900, and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) at $2,000 when medically necessary.

The site lists what the clinic price includes: ultrasounds to monitor follicular development, estradiol blood draws, egg retrieval, cryopreservation, identification of oocytes, culture and fertilization of oocytes, sperm preparation, embryo culture, endomeasure ultrasound, preparation for embryo transfer, assisted hatching, single frozen embryo transfer (eSET), and up to two HCG blood level tests. Listed as not included: the anesthesia fee; screenings, which the site says vary based on insurance; medications, which vary by financial aid, duration, type of hormonal support and pharmacy; ICSI at $2,000 when medically necessary; embryo storage at $60 per month or $600 per year; and optional preimplantation genetic testing or diagnosis (PGT/PGD) at $4,000. The page notes outside charges and diagnostic tests are not included, and that medication estimates are based on outside pharmacy prices and may be lower with financial aid for those who qualify.

On process, the site says an IVF cycle takes from one to three months to complete, and describes fresh and frozen cycles.

On outcomes, ARMS publishes its own statistics as reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: for 2021, a live birth rate per new patient under age 35 with no prior treatment cycles after their first retrieval of 67.7%, and a live birth rate per person having an egg retrieval in that age group of 69.4%. Those are the clinic's published historical figures for one age group and are not a prediction of the result for any individual. Questions about suitability or expected outcome belong with the practice at (602) 351-5327.

On the booking page, ARMS says appointments can be requested online through a form that asks a set of questions, and states that information collected there will only be used by Arizona Reproductive Medicine Specialists, who will contact the person to schedule the appointment. The site does not publish a self-service calendar that confirms an appointment time instantly, so a request is followed by contact from the practice.

Office staff are described as bilingual. The Spanish-language note on the site asks callers to phone (602) 351-5327 and ask for Bianka, and says Dr. Moffitt speaks Spanish fluently along with several clinical staff.

The site does not publish an email address, an after-hours or emergency number, or a stated response time for form submissions or texts.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.