Fertility telehealth by state: where Gala Fertility is available
Gala Fertility is fertility care for couples by telehealth, open across the US. Your intake takes your state and address, finds the Quest lab and imaging center closest to you, and ships his semen analysis kit home. One exception: the at-home semen analysis kit does not ship to Alaska or Hawaii. Couples there can still join and have his kit delivered to another address they have in the continental US.
For male-female couples, both partners 18 or older.

What happens online and what happens near you
| Step | Where it happens |
|---|---|
| Shared intake | Online, from home |
| Introductory meeting ($29.99) | Video call with the care team |
| Her bloodwork | The walk-in Quest lab nearest your address |
| Her pelvic ultrasound | An imaging center near you, booked for her |
| His semen analysis | Kit shipped to your home and mailed back (continental US address) |
| Results and your plan | Video visit with your clinician |
| Medication, if prescribed | Shipped to your door from a licensed US pharmacy |
| Check-ins and messages | In the app |

Alaska and Hawaii
The kit for his semen analysis cannot be delivered to Alaska or Hawaii. That does not shut couples there out: you can still join, and his kit can go to another address you have in the continental US, such as family or a work address. If that is not possible for you, raise it at your introductory meeting before you start a plan.
Same price in every state
The introductory video meeting costs $29.99 wherever you live, and it is credited to your first cycle if you start a plan. Testing for both of you is part of the plan, with no extra cost for tests.
When you need a clinic in your state
Telehealth covers the evaluation and first-line treatment. Procedures do not travel: tubal testing, IUI, IVF and surgery happen at a fertility clinic, and a reproductive urologist sees men in person when a semen result needs it. When a result calls for that, your clinician refers you and explains why. That in-person care is separate from the program, and what your insurance owes you there depends on your state: see fertility insurance by state.
Who can join
- Male-female couples who are trying to conceive
- Both partners 18 or older
- Living in the United States
Questions, answered
Is Gala Fertility available in my state?
Gala Fertility is open across the US. The intake takes your state and address and sends you to the closest Quest lab and imaging center. His semen kit does not ship to Alaska or Hawaii, so couples there need a continental US address for it.
Does the semen analysis kit ship to Alaska or Hawaii?
No. Couples in Alaska or Hawaii can still join and have his kit delivered to another address they have in the continental US.
Do we need to travel for any tests?
Only locally: her blood draw at the nearest walk-in Quest lab and her pelvic ultrasound at an imaging center near you. Everything else happens at home or by video.
How do you find a lab near us?
From the address in your intake. Gala Fertility matches you to the closest Quest lab and imaging center.
Does it cost more in some states?
No. The introductory meeting is $29.99 in every state, credited to your first cycle if you start a plan.
What if we need IVF?
Your clinician refers you to a fertility clinic and explains why. IUI, IVF and other in-person care after a referral are separate from the program.
A $29.99 first step
Book an introductory video meeting with our care team. If you both agree to start, your plan begins and the $29.99 is credited to your first cycle. After that, your plan is one all-inclusive price per cycle, shown before you commit: medication if prescribed, a check-in after every cycle, your video visits, messages with your care team and all program tests for both of you. See what the program includes.
Learn more
- Gala Fertility: how the program works
- What fertility testing includes
- At-home fertility test for couples
- Male fertility test at home
- Female fertility test
- AMH and ovarian reserve testing
- Online fertility doctor
- Help for couples trying to conceive
- Fertility blood tests for her and him
- Fertility ultrasound and follicle count
- AMH levels by age
- At-home semen analysis
- How long to try before fertility testing
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