🇲🇽 Mexico City, Mexico · est. 2005

Ingenes Institute

Ingenes is a fertility and genetics institute founded in 2005, operating roughly 19 branches across Mexico and the United States and reporting over 50,000 births. It specializes in IVF, egg and sperm donation, genetic testing and surrogacy, and markets multi-cycle programs with money-back guarantees if no live birth occurs.

Fertility
Reproductive medicine
Reproductive genetics

Researched & fact-checked by the MedTraveling editorial teamLast reviewed 21 June 20262 sourced referencesNo rankings or leads sold

Provider / aggregator

Known for

◆High-volume IVF
◆Multi-cycle money-back programs
◆RedLARA-accredited labs

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.

RedLARA Gold Seal 2022

Red Latinoamericana de Reproduccion Asistida

Reported

No public registry mapped — confirm currency directly with the issuer.

COFEPRIS health permit

COFEPRIS

Reported

Verify in the COFEPRIS (Mexico) registry

Published prices

Provider-published figures. Not personalised quotes — confirm inclusions directly.

Provider	Published price (USD)	Typically includes	Source
IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)	$5,950–$8,000	one conventional IVF cycle program (Pack 1)	Reported

What's in the package

Typically included

✓Surgery / procedure fee

Usually excluded

×Medications

Procedures offered

IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)

Languages

Spanish · English

Sources

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Ingenes - About UsReported
PlacidWay - Ingenes price listReported

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MedTraveling Transparency Index

52/ 100

Moderate transparency

Key signals present; some gaps remain to verify directly.

67% of checkable signals present

This is a transparency measure — how much about Ingenes Institute is publicly checkable — not a clinical-quality verdict. Each dimension is explained, with its limitation.

Pricing transparency

Whether prices are published, with inclusions/exclusions and how many procedures are quoted. — Published ranges are not personalised quotes.

Clinician transparency

Whether named surgeons are listed and their society memberships disclosed. — A named, credentialed surgeon is not a measure of individual skill.

Accreditation & verifiability

Whether accreditation is held and traceable to a public verification registry. — Accreditation is facility-level and time-bound — confirm currency directly.

Independent evidence

Count and diversity of independent (non-provider) sources behind the profile. — Thin coverage lowers confidence — it is not a verdict on quality.

International support

Breadth of languages supported for cross-border patients. — Stated language support is not a guarantee of service.

Outcome reporting

Whether the provider publishes any outcome or complication data. — Almost no provider reports this — its absence is itself the signal.

Independent reputation

4.6/ 5

1,632 reviews on Birdeye

Reported

Patient opinion, not clinical outcome evidence — and deliberately kept out of the Transparency Index. We show the source so you can judge it yourself.

What's missing

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!No named surgeons
!No published outcome or complication data