The situation
Two IVF failures, unexplained, at roughly $18,000 per attempt at home. The couple wanted a fresh set of eyes — and economics that allowed more than one more try.
What we did
Records went to Peking University Third Hospital's reproductive center for review; the response adjusted stimulation protocol and recommended additional endometrial workup. We scheduled a three-week Beijing cycle around both partners' documents (marriage certificate required), with interpreter support through every appointment.
Outcome
The revised protocol yielded more usable embryos; the first frozen transfer succeeded. All-in Beijing costs per cycle ran in the $6,000 range — meaning the couple's budget covered attempts, not just one gamble.
*This is an anonymized, composite case based on real coordination journeys; identifying details are changed or combined for privacy. Outcomes vary — nothing here is a promise of results.*