When it comes to fertility care, you deserve a physician who takes the time to understand your full picture before making any recommendations. Spring Fertility serves Boulder and the surrounding Front Range with board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologists and individualized treatment plans.
Spring Fertility serves Boulder and the surrounding Front Range with board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologists and individualized treatment plans.
Spring Fertility has operated on one principle since 2016: the best fertility outcomes come from building every treatment plan around the individual patient’s clinical picture and goals. Your ovarian reserve, medical history, goals, and timeline all factor into how your physician approaches your care.
Spring Fertility offers Boulder-area patients access to the full range of fertility treatments, from first consultations through advanced reproductive procedures.
In vitro fertilization and intrauterine insemination represent the two primary routes for patients working through fertility challenges. IVF creates embryos outside the body through egg retrieval and lab fertilization, then transfers a resulting embryo to the uterus.
IUI is a simpler procedure that deposits a prepared sperm sample into the uterus timed to your ovulation cycle. Your physician determines which approach suits your specific clinical picture.
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Egg freezing is one of the most proactive steps a Boulder patient can take for their reproductive future. Spring Fertility vitrifies eggs at their current biological age, locking in quality until the patient is ready to use them. Our clinic accepts egg freezing patients under age 44 and achieves a 92% egg thaw survival rate.
Qualifying cycles are backed by the Spring Promise, a shared-risk program for patients who freeze 20 eggs before age 35 or 30 eggs before age 38 and do not achieve a successful pregnancy with Spring. Qualifying patients may be eligible for a refund of their egg freezing cycle costs. Self-pay patients only; IVF, anesthesia, and medications excluded.
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After an IVF cycle, embryo freezing lets patients preserve fertilized eggs for future transfer rather than proceeding immediately. This is particularly useful when genetic testing is planned before transfer, or when a patient wants to bank additional embryos before starting a family. Clinical data shows more than 99% of embryos survive the cryopreservation process intact.
Spring Fertility’s LGBTQ+ services in Boulder include reciprocal IVF for female couples, donor sperm and egg coordination, and gestational carrier support for intended parents who need a carrier. Treatment protocols are the same regardless of family structure, and every patient receives the same standard of clinical care.
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Donor eggs provide a path forward for Boulder patients whose own eggs are not producing viable embryos. Through Nest Donor Bank, patients have access to carefully screened egg donors matched to their needs and preferences.
Donor sperm is available to Boulder patients who need it for IUI or IVF, including individuals, same-sex couples, and patients facing male factor infertility. Spring Fertility coordinates with licensed sperm banks so properly screened and prepared samples are ready for each patient’s cycle.
Boulder patients who are medically unable to carry a pregnancy can pursue parenthood through gestational carrier coordination. Spring Fertility works with reputable agencies to identify and screen carriers, then manages the medical protocol for embryo transfer. The carrier has no genetic connection to the child. The embryo comes from the intended parents or donors.
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Preimplantation genetic testing gives patients undergoing embryo transfer a clearer picture of which embryos are chromosomally normal before transfer. PGT-A is the standard screening tool. PGT-M is available for patients with a known heritable condition they want to avoid passing on to their children.
Preconception carrier screening is also offered for patients who want genetic information before starting treatment.
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Spring Fertility’s Integrative Services include support groups (IVF/IUI, Solo Parenthood, Pregnancy Loss), Fertility Wellness Counseling, and Donor Tissue Counseling. Spring Fertility integrates emotional and psychological support directly into its care model, so Boulder patients have access to it throughout treatment, not only during difficult moments.
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Dr. Grob brings close to a decade of Colorado fertility experience to Spring Fertility, along with dual ABOG board certification in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.
Her academic background includes Smith College; Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine for her medical degree; Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis for her OBGYN residency; and the University of Colorado Denver for her REI subspecialty fellowship.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Grob is an active researcher whose published work addresses how environmental toxins and endocrine-disrupting chemicals compromise reproductive health.
That research background means she brings a broader health lens to patient care, considering environmental and lifestyle factors alongside clinical data.

Dr. Minjarez is a board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologist with over 15 years of leadership in fertility medicine, including her prior role at the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine. She received her medical training at Stanford University and brings extensive experience in IVF, preimplantation genetic testing, recurrent pregnancy loss, and PCOS.
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Spring Fertility offers an egg freezing payment plan with no money down and monthly payments under $300. Spring Fertility will accept major fertility benefits plans at the Colorado clinic. Specific carriers will be confirmed before opening. Colorado-specific carriers will be confirmed before opening. Flexible financing through PatientFi is available for all treatments.
HSA and FSA accounts can also be used toward fertility care. Colorado-specific carriers will be confirmed before opening.
Boulder patients without fertility coverage can explore bundled pricing and flexible financing through PatientFi at their first appointment.

Your first appointment covers the clinical groundwork that enables a good treatment plan. Your physician orders hormone blood tests, including AMH and FSH, and performs a pelvic ultrasound to count your antral follicles, a direct measure of your current ovarian reserve.
That data, combined with your reproductive history and goals, provides your physician with a factual basis for recommending a course of treatment. Most supplementary testing is completed within one menstrual cycle of the initial visit.
Your treatment plan is personalized to your individual needs, taking into account your age, ovarian reserve, diagnosis, treatment history, and goals. Spring Fertility physicians draw from more than 15 stimulation protocols to determine the medications, dosing, and timing best suited to you.
Throughout treatment, your physician closely monitors your response and adjusts your plan as needed, allowing your care to evolve based on how your body responds.
The stimulation phase typically spans 8 to 12 days of daily hormone injections, with ultrasound and blood work monitoring at regular intervals. When follicles reach maturity, a trigger shot is administered, and egg retrieval follows 36 hours later, a 20-minute procedure performed under general anesthesia.
Most patients resume their normal schedule the next day. Embryo transfer, when applicable, is carefully timed to the uterine cycle and confirmed by a pregnancy blood test approximately 11 to 13 days after transfer.
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Spring Fertility serves Boulder patients through its Colorado clinic, which covers the Boulder-Denver corridor and surrounding Front Range communities. All consultations, monitoring appointments, and fertility services are available. Procedures, including egg retrievals and embryo transfers, take place at a nearby certified partner lab and surgery center.
No referral is needed. Book a consultation online at springfertility.com/book-a-consult . A member of the care team will reach out to confirm your appointment details and let you know what to prepare for your first visit.
Spring Fertility offers Boulder patients IVF, IUI, egg freezing, embryo freezing, donor egg and sperm services, gestational carrier coordination, preimplantation genetic testing, LGBTQ+ family-building services, and integrative mental health support. Your physician will review your clinical assessment and recommend the treatments that fit your situation.
Boulder patients are seen by Dr. Natalia M. Grob, a double board-certified Reproductive Endocrinologist with nearly a decade of fertility practice in Colorado.
Spring Fertility accepts fertility benefits from Progyny, Carrot, and Cigna. Patients whose insurance does not include fertility benefits have access to self-pay pricing and financing options. Your care coordinator will review your coverage at your first appointment.
An egg-freezing payment plan is available with no money down and monthly payments under $300. For a complete overview of treatment costs and financing options, visit the Financial Considerations page.
Boulder patients deserve fertility care that is as thoughtful as the decisions they make about every other part of their health. Spring Fertility’s Colorado clinic is ready when you are.
