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At Freeze Health, we stand for transparency. Our co-founders help press provide accurate information about egg freezing to their audiences.
Fast Facts:
Freeze Health (www.Freeze.health) is a free educational resource helping women decide if, when, and where to freeze their eggs.
150,000+ women have used Freeze Health’s free resources to date.
Freeze Health started in 2018 when the co-founders froze their own eggs.
We own and regularly update our proprietary dataset on egg freezing prices.
550+ fertility clinics in the US and around the world are included in the dataset.
Most of this data is available for free in our Compare Clinics tool to help women make decisions about where to freeze their eggs.
Freeze also works with press to do further analysis on this dataset.
Beyond our Compare Clinics tool, we provide other free egg freezing resources to women.
Our Guides provide straightforward suggestions and tips to help women save time and money when freezing eggs.
Our Ask a Doctor series provides free answers to egg freezing questions directly from fertility experts.
We provide Discounts for egg freezing & fertility-related purchases through our partners.
Our Events calendar lists free in-person and virtual events to learn about egg freezing from fertility clinics.
Previous media coverage:
60 Minutes – “Breaking down the high costs of egg freezing”
Good Morning America – “Some women opt to go abroad to battle high cost of egg freezing”
Today Show – “Pandemic may have brought a baby bust instead of a boom”
New York Times – “These Companies Really, Really, Really Want to Freeze Your Eggs”
New York Times – “Have Eggs, Will Travel. To Freeze Them.”
BBC – “Keeping your Eggs on Ice”
Fortune – “3 cost-conscious fertility startups that are making egg-freezing more accessible”
Washington Post – “The maddeningly inscrutable world of IVF costs”
Recommended topics: Freeze Health co-founders Jennifer Lannon and Sidonia Buchtova are happy to answer questions, leveraging Freeze Health’s proprietary dataset started in 2018, about:
The cost of egg freezing:
In the United States
Internationally
Trends in egg freezing, including:
What patients want
What patients are doing
What clinics are offering, including new technologies
The process and steps of egg freezing
Personal experiences freezing their eggs at age 26 and 25
Referrals to other women at various points of the egg freezing journey
Other topics
Contact:
Jennifer Lannon
Co-Founder
Age 34
Froze eggs at 26 at Extend Fertility in New York City
Master of Public Health candidate at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Sidonia Buchtova (née Swarm)
Co-Founder
Age 33
Froze eggs at 25 at OVA Egg Freezing Specialty Center in Chicago
Physician Assistant (PA-C) specializing in reproductive psychiatry