🇲🇽 Cancún, Mexico · est. 2005
Fertility Center Cancun
Cancun fertility clinic offering IVF, ICSI and egg donation to international patients, headed by Dr. Jose Gaytan Melicoff, who is reported to be licensed in both the European Union and Mexico. The clinic publishes USD pricing for IVF with ICSI and frozen embryo transfer.
- Fertility
- Reproductive medicine
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Provider / aggregatorFertility Center Cancun is a fertility provider in Cancún, Mexico, operating since 2005 (21 years). Across 1 independent review platform (Google) it holds 4.3 out of 5 from 95 reviews. Published prices start at $3,700 for ivf (in vitro fertilisation), with 1 procedure priced on this page. It lists 3 accreditations and 1 named surgeon, each traceable to a public source. Every figure here is drawn from independent platforms — we sell no rankings and no leads.
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4.3
out of 5
★★★★★
95 reviews across 1 platform
Google
95 reviews
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Patient opinion about Fertility Center Cancun, not a clinical-outcome verdict. Kept out of the Transparency Index; every source is linked so you can judge it yourself.
Verified against 1 public source
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Objective scorecard
How Fertility Center Cancun compares
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60
/ 100 · 92% data coverage
Reputation
53
Credentials & accreditation
79
Transparency
40
Price & value
90
Access & scale
44
Reputation
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Patient rating
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Review volume
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Platform breadth
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Credentials & accreditation
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Accreditation
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Named & credentialed surgeons
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Years established
Longevity in operation, where disclosed.
Transparency
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Pricing transparency
Published ranges are not personalised quotes.
Independent evidence
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Outcome reporting
Almost no provider reports this — its absence is itself the signal.
Price & value
100% data coveragePublished price position and package clarity.
Price vs. country median
Higher = priced below peers for the same procedure in the same country. Not a quality signal.
Package transparency
Whether what the quoted price includes/excludes is stated.
Access & scale
50% data coverageInternational support and facility capability.
International support
Breadth of languages for cross-border patients.
Facility scale
Inpatient/surgical capability, where published — matters most for major surgery.
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Known for
- ◆IVF
- ◆ICSI
- ◆Egg donation
Accreditation & verification
Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound. Where a public registry exists, we link straight to it so you can confirm currency yourself.
COFEPRIS
COFEPRIS
REDLARA (Golden Seal)
Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction
No public registry mapped — confirm currency directly with the issuer.
ESHRE membership
ESHRE
Published prices
Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.
| Provider | Published price (USD) | Typically includes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation) | $3,700 | IVF with ICSI, monitoring | Reported |
What's in the package
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Usually excluded
- ×Medications
- ×Flights
Procedures offered
Surgeons & specialists
Languages
Spanish · English
Online presence
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Sources
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Fertility Center Cancun — frequently asked
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How is Fertility Center Cancun rated by patients?
Fertility Center Cancun holds 4.3/5 across 1 independent review platform (Google), 95 reviews in total. Each source is linked on this page so you can read the reviews yourself — we never use paid aggregators.
How much do procedures cost at Fertility Center Cancun?
Provider-published ranges at Fertility Center Cancun: IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation) $3,700–$3,700. These are published figures for comparison, not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions (hotel, transfers, follow-up) directly with the clinic.
Where is Fertility Center Cancun located?
Fertility Center Cancun is located in Cancún, Mexico.
Is Fertility Center Cancun accredited?
Fertility Center Cancun lists 3 accreditations: COFEPRIS, REDLARA (Golden Seal), ESHRE membership. Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound — confirm its current status in the issuing body's public registry before booking.
How long has Fertility Center Cancun been operating?
Fertility Center Cancun has been operating since 2005 — about 21 years.
What procedures does Fertility Center Cancun offer?
Fertility Center Cancun covers IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation). Published prices and sources for each are on this page.