Mount Sinai Fertility
250 Dundas Street West, 7th Floor, Toronto, ON
Toronto, ON, M5T 2Z5
156patients have viewed this clinic
Mount Sinai Fertility
250 Dundas Street West, 7th Floor, Toronto, ON
Toronto, ON, M5T 2Z5
156patients have viewed this clinic
Established
1990
Locations
3
Doctors
8
Private IVF
$13,730-$16,730 basic ($10,730 cycle + $3,000-$6,000 meds); $17,230-$20,230 with PGT and ICSI
About
Mount Sinai Fertility is one of Toronto's longest-running fertility clinics, operating across the Greater Toronto Area from a downtown Toronto flagship at 250 Dundas Street West, plus satellite monitoring sites in Vaughan and Mississauga. Part of Sinai Health and academically affiliated with the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and the University of Toronto, the clinic combines hospital-grade infrastructure with a broad menu of fertility treatments — IVF, IUI, ICSI, egg freezing, embryo freezing, frozen embryo transfer, pre-implantation genetic testing, medically indicated fertility preservation, and third-party reproduction including donor sperm, donor eggs, and known gestational carrier arrangements. Mount Sinai Fertility is an Ontario Fertility Program (OFP) partner, offering publicly funded IVF cycles and unlimited funded IUI for eligible patients, with a current funded-IVF wait time of roughly 6 to 7 months and no waitlist for self-pay treatment.
Pricing is published openly on the clinic site, with self-pay IVF starting around $13,730 and egg freezing around $10,480 (excluding medications), plus loyalty discounts for patients pursuing multiple cycles. Care is delivered by eight Royal College-certified Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialists alongside nurse practitioners, genetic counsellors, and an in-house social worker, and the clinic is openly inclusive — its 2SLGBTQI+ Care Advisory Committee has shaped intake practices since 2016, and reciprocal IVF and trans fertility preservation are explicit pathways. Recent research milestones include leading Canada's first ovarian tissue transport case, published in CMAJ in November 2025.
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What Makes Them Unique
Complex Cases & Specialty Programs
About page states the clinic is 'recognized around the world for successfully treating even the most challenging fertility cases'; faculty research and clinical interests include recurrent pregnancy loss, recurrent implantation failure, severe male factor, ovarian damage post-cancer, and ovarian tissue cryopreservation.
Research & Affiliations
Academic centre affiliated with the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute and the University of Toronto. All MSF physicians and fellows actively conduct research. Hosts a U of T Gynaecologic REI fellowship program. Led Canada's first ovarian tissue transportation case, published in CMAJ in November 2025.
Treatments & Pricing
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
IUI is offered as a standalone treatment and as part of OFP-funded care, with no lifetime cap on funded IUI cycles for eligible Ontario residents.
Price
$750-$2,150 (cycle $650 + medications $100-$1,500 depending on protocol)
IVF
Full IVF program covering stimulation, retrieval, embryo culture, and transfer, available both privately and through the Ontario Fertility Program.
Price
OFP-funded: $3,480-$6,480 ($480 cycle fee + $3,000-$6,000 meds). Self-pay: $13,730-$16,730 ($10,730 cycle + $3,000-$6,000 meds). Includes embryo freezing and 1-year storage.
Egg Freezing
Elective egg freezing is offered with no physician referral required — prospective patients can self-refer for a consultation with a Nurse Practitioner.
Price
$10,480-$13,480 self-pay ($7,480 cycle + 1-year storage, $3,000-$6,000 meds)
Embryo Freezing
Embryo freezing is included as part of standard IVF cycles, with one year of storage covered in the cycle fee and renewable storage thereafter.
Price
Included in IVF cycle fee with 1 year of storage; ongoing embryo storage rate not_found (donor sperm vial storage listed at $480/year)
Fertility Preservation
Fertility preservation through egg, sperm, and embryo freezing is a core service, including ovarian tissue cryopreservation — the team led Canada's first ovarian tissue transport case.
Price
Egg freezing $10,480-$13,480 self-pay; sperm banking and ovarian tissue cryo prices not_found
Ovulation Induction
Ovulation induction with oral medications like letrozole, used as a standalone option or paired with timed intercourse or IUI.
Price
Bundled into IUI/cycle pricing; standalone OI price not_found
Egg Donation
Egg donation is supported through both known donors and a partnership with Donor Egg Bank USA for unknown donors, with implications counselling required.
Sperm Donation
Donor sperm is available through Health Canada-compliant distributors (Can-Am Cryoservices, Origin Sperm Bank, Canada Cryobank) for IUI and IVF, with both known and identity-release options.
Price
Storage at MSF is $480/year after a 6-month grace period; donor vial costs vary by distributor
Surrogacy / Gestational Carrier
Gestational carrier arrangements are supported on a directed-donation basis only — the clinic works with known carriers and does not partner with surrogacy agencies.
Reciprocal IVF
Reciprocal IVF is offered as part of the clinic's family-building options for 2SLGBTQI+ patients, allowing one partner to provide eggs and the other to carry the pregnancy.
Genetic Testing (PGT)
Pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) is available alongside in-house genetic counselling, used to screen embryos before transfer.
Price
IVF + PGT + ICSI bundle: $6,230-$9,230 OFP-funded or $17,230-$20,230 self-pay (does not include external genetic lab fees)
Medical Fertility Preservation
Medically indicated fertility preservation for oncology and other urgent cases is a clinic specialty, with oncology referrals processed within 24-48 hours.
Pricing & Funding
Inclusivity & Accessibility
2SLGBTQI+ Welcoming
Dedicated 'Considerations for 2SLGBTQI+' page; an internal LGBT Care Advisory Committee established in 2016 that meets quarterly; explicitly lists reciprocal IVF, donor gametes, gestational carriers, and trans fertility preservation as supported pathways.
Single Parents by Choice
Third-party reproduction page lists 'Single parents by choice' as a primary use case; donor sperm guidance includes choosing a donor 'if you are single and choose to have a child.'
Trans-Experienced Care
Site has dedicated sections on fertility preservation for trans people who produce sperm and trans people with ovaries, including specific guidance on stopping hormone therapy before banking.
Languages Offered
English
Medical Team
Dr. Kimberly Liu
Improving Clinical Outcomes in Assisted Reproductive Technologies · Ethical and Legal Issues in Reproductive Health
Medical Director of MSF and Associate Professor at the University of Toronto. Former Fellowship Director for the U of T Gynaecologic REI Fellowship Program (2015-2020). Author of national fertility treatment guidelines.
Dr. Ellen Greenblatt
Translational Research · Improving Access to Fertility Treatment · Fertility Preservation
Professor in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at U of T and former National Director of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society (2004-2007). Holds ABOG REI subspecialty certification. Member of Princess Margaret AYA fertility advisory.
Dr. Miguel Russo
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome · Preimplantation Genetic Testing · Reproductive Surgery · Fertility Preservation Including Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation
Royal College fellow with dual specialization in OB/GYN and GREI. Active member of CFAS and ASRM.
Dr. Claire Jones
Worked with Choosing Wisely Canada to develop a list of recommendations for fertility care. Award winner for Excellence in Postgraduate Development and Innovation from U of T's OB/GYN department.
Dr. Heather Shapiro
Improving Access to Care · Developing Laboratory Standards
Former Vice-Chair of Education at U of T's OB/GYN department. Past President and ex-officio board member of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society. Founder of Canada's first Master's in Health Science degree program for embryology.
Dr. Vanessa Bacal
Early Pregnancy Loss Management · Recurrent Pregnancy Loss · Reproductive Outcomes After Fertility Treatments
MD from McGill, OB/GYN residency and MSc in Epidemiology at University of Ottawa, REI fellowship at U of T.
Dr. Nigel Pereira
Ivf Outcomes · Reproductive Surgery · Fertility Preservation Including Oocyte Freezing · Pcos · Recurrent Pregnancy Loss · Andrology and Embryology
ABOG diplomate with REI subspecialty plus additional qualifications in andrology and embryology from the American Association of Bioanalysts. Multilingual (English, Hindi, Urdu, Konkani, medical Arabic). Over 105 published research papers. Previously named to New York's Super Doctors and Rising Stars list.
Dr. Jennia Michaeli
Fertility Preservation · Reproductive Ageing · Biomarkers of Oocyte and Sperm Quality
MD from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, residency at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, REI fellowship at U of T. Led Canada's first ovarian tissue transport case (CMAJ, Nov 2025).
3 Locations
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MainMount Sinai Fertility (Toronto)
(Full Service)250 Dundas Street West, 7th Floor, Toronto, ON
Toronto, ON, Canada · M5T 2Z5
Neighbourhood: Downtown / University Avenue corridor (two blocks south of Mount Sinai Hospital)
Get directionsMount Sinai Fertility (Vaughan)
(Satellite Monitoring)9600 Bathurst Street, 3rd Floor, Suite 300, Vaughan, ON
Vaughan, ON, Canada · L6A 3Z8
Neighbourhood: Sherman Health and Wellness Centre at the Joseph and Wolf Lebovic Jewish Community Campus
Get directionsMount Sinai Fertility (Mississauga/Oakville)
(Satellite Monitoring)800 Southdown Road, Unit 4A, Mississauga, ON
Mississauga, ON, Canada · L5J 2Y4
Neighbourhood: Clarkson
Parking: Free parking onsite
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What Patients Say
Based on Google: 3.2/5 from 116 reviews
Patients love
- Skilled
- Knowledgeable physicians (especially Dr. Pereira
- Dr. Bacal
- Dr. Liu
- Dr. Russo)
- Successful pregnancy outcomes after long fertility journeys
- Friendly
- Responsive nursing team for routine bloodwork and follow-up
- Convenient online patient portal for results and communication
Common concerns
- Communication breakdowns and slow callbacks from administrative staff
- Painful egg retrieval experiences (anaesthesia/pain management complaints)
- Billing issues including invoices for embryos no longer in storage
- Strict policies and limited flexibility for out-of-town patients
Conditions Treated
Add-on Treatments & Tests
Bundled into IVF + ICSI packages; Included in PGT bundle pricing; external lab fees extra; Included in PGT bundle; Self-pay $3,000-$3,900; OFP follow-on $500-$1,400; $7,000-$7,900 self-pay; $480/year after 6-month grace period; Available for patients pursuing more than one paid cycle; Full or partial depending on timing
Recognition & Connect
Notable Press & Recognition
- Canada's first case of ovarian tissue transportation (Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ), 2025-11)
- Top Doctors of 2026 — all MSF physicians named (Streets of Toronto / City Post, 2026-03)
- Top Doctors of 2025 — all MSF physicians named (City Post, 2025-03)
- Empowering patients with expert insights from Mount Sinai Fertility (Sinai Health (parent organization), 2024-04)
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