VIAFERT · FERTILITY CARE IN SINALOA, MEXICO
IVF and fertility clinic in Mexico for U.S. and Canadian patients
Specialist-led fertility evaluation and personalized care, including insemination, in vitro fertilization (IVF), ICSI, egg donation, fertility preservation, gestational surrogacy and male infertility care in Culiacán and Mazatlán.
Initial remote orientation is available in English. Treatment recommendations and eligibility require an individual medical assessment.
Choose the information you need next: IVF and ICSI, fertility preservation, published treatment prices or planning travel to Culiacán or Mazatlán. ViaFERT’s physical clinics are in these two cities.
TREATMENT PATHWAYS
Fertility treatments and pathways in Mexico
Your plan should reflect age, diagnosis, reproductive history and goals. ViaFERT explains options, limitations and next steps without promising a universal result.
IVF and ICSI in Mexico
Understand evaluation, ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization, embryo development and transfer, with recommendations tailored to your case.
Read the international IVF guideSurrogacy in Mexico
Review the medical pathway and the independent legal guidance you should obtain before making decisions or arranging travel.
Read the surrogacy guideEgg donation and preservation
Ask whether donor eggs or fertility preservation may be appropriate and which medical, timing and consent considerations apply.
Ask about egg donationINTERNATIONAL PATIENT JOURNEY
A clearer process before and during travel
Share your goals
Begin with general information and avoid sending sensitive medical documents through an unsecured first message.
Medical orientation
Discuss which records and tests may be useful and whether a remote consultation is appropriate.
Plan the visit
Receive clinic-specific timing information before booking flights or accommodations.
Individual treatment plan
Final recommendations, risks and expected outcomes are explained after clinical assessment.
DECISION GUIDE FOR INTERNATIONAL PATIENTS
How to compare an IVF clinic in Mexico before you travel
Start with five verifiable questions: who is medically accountable for your case, which licensed facilities will provide care, which steps can be coordinated remotely, how outcomes are defined, and what follow-up you will receive after returning home. Price alone does not answer whether a treatment is appropriate or how safely the journey is coordinated.
Who leads the medical decisions?
Confirm the full name, specialty, professional licenses and role of the physician responsible for diagnosis, treatment changes and follow-up—not only the name of the clinic.
Review ViaFERT's medical teamWhere will each step take place?
Ask which clinic and laboratory will provide monitoring, egg retrieval, embryology, transfer or preservation, and verify the corresponding address and health-license information.
See the Culiacán and Mazatlán clinicsWhat can be completed near home?
A remote review may organize records and identify local testing, but examination, ultrasound or procedures still require in-person care when medically indicated. Confirm dates before buying nonrefundable travel.
Plan care before travelingWhat does a success rate measure?
Ask whether a number refers to retrieval, transfer, pregnancy or live birth and whether it applies to your age, diagnosis and use of your own or donated eggs. A clinic-wide percentage is not an individual prognosis.
Understand IVF and ICSIHow is continuity of care handled?
Before treatment, clarify who answers clinical questions, what records will be provided, how medications and early monitoring are coordinated, and when care transitions to a clinician near home.
Request an individual consultationIndependent context: CDC: how to interpret ART success ratesCDC Yellow Book: medical tourism
MEDICAL TEAM
Reproductive care led by fertility specialists
Patients are evaluated by specialists in Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproductive Biology. Success rates should always be discussed by age, diagnosis and the outcome being measured.
Dr. Miguel de Jesús López Rioja
Professional licenses: 6221712 · 8631483 · 10970871 · 11134623 · State Health Registry 25011
Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproductive Biology. ViaFERT General Director.
Meet our medical team
Dr. Yesenia Recio
Professional licenses: 6833051 · 9177521 · 10962446 · 11134617 · State Health Registry 25010
Gynecology, Obstetrics and Human Reproductive Biology. ViaFERT Medical Director.
Meet our medical teamLOCATIONS
Fertility care in Culiacán and Mazatlán
ViaFERT Culiacán and Mazatlán each provide on-site intrauterine insemination, egg retrieval, IVF/ICSI laboratory services, embryo transfer, egg vitrification and storage, obstetric follow-up, and reproductive surgery. Service availability was confirmed with ViaFERT on . Your treatment indication and appointment schedule require an individual assessment.
ViaFERT Culiacán
Mariano Escobedo 185, Primer Cuadro
Culiacán Rosales, Sinaloa, 80000, Mexico
ViaFERT Mazatlán
Avenida Paseo del Atlántico 6107, Suite 13, Marina Mazatlán
Mazatlán, Sinaloa, 82103, Mexico
LOCATIONS
How to reach our two clinics
Use the correct map for each location and confirm where your appointment or procedure will take place.
VIAFERT · Culiacán
ViaFERT Culiacán
Montessa Care, Mariano Escobedo 185, Primer Cuadro, Culiacán Rosales, Sinaloa 80000, Mexico
VIAFERT · Mazatlán
ViaFERT Mazatlán
Plaza Atlántica, Avenida Paseo del Atlántico 6107, Suite 13, Marina Mazatlán, Mazatlán, Sinaloa 82103, MexicoStart with an individual consultation
Tell us what you are looking for and whether you already have test results. Please avoid sharing sensitive medical information in your first unsecured message.
General information only; it does not replace an individual medical assessment.ViaFERT: reproductive care with verifiable information
ViaFERT is an assisted-reproduction clinic with locations in Culiacán, Sinaloa, postal code 80000, and Mazatlán, Sinaloa, postal code 82103, Mexico.
Treatments include in vitro fertilization (IVF), intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), egg donation, fertility preservation and the ROPA method, when individually clinically indicated.
Decisions are based on medical history, diagnosis, alternatives, risks, informed preferences and reproductive prognosis. An individual assessment determines which tests or treatments are appropriate for each case.
Written estimates specify the items included. ViaFERT does not guarantee pregnancy or live birth; outcomes depend on clinical, biological and reproductive variables and must be reported with their methodology and context.
CLINICAL DECISION GUIDE
How ViaFERT reviews English-language medical information
English-language pages are designed to help international patients prepare questions before a consultation. They describe general pathways, travel considerations and decision points; they do not replace a medical history, examination, local legal advice or a written treatment plan.
Treatment recommendations are individualized after the clinical team reviews age, reproductive history, ovarian and uterine factors, semen results, prior treatment and family-building goals. Travel dates and costs should remain flexible until the required monitoring and procedures are confirmed.
- Bring original reports and medication lists for review.
- Ask which steps can be completed near home and which require travel.
- Request written explanations of risks, costs, limitations and follow-up.
INCLUSIVE FERTILITY CARE · MEXICO
LGBTQ+ fertility and family-building pathways at ViaFERT
ViaFERT organizes care around the person’s reproductive goals, relevant anatomy, gametes or embryos available and who may wish or be able to carry a pregnancy—not around assumptions about identity or family structure.
Options may include donor insemination, IVF, reciprocal IVF, egg donation, cryopreservation or medical coordination for gestational surrogacy. Every recommendation requires an individual assessment, and legal parentage or immigration questions need independent advice.
Reciprocal IVF (ROPA)
One partner provides the eggs and the other may carry the pregnancy after individual assessment.
Explore this pathway →Donor insemination
A lower-complexity option for selected patients when ovulation, the uterine environment and clinical history support it.
Explore this pathway →IVF, egg donation and surrogacy
Embryo creation, gamete source and any gestational-carrier pathway are separate decisions requiring medical and independent legal review.
Explore this pathway →Fertility preservation
Egg, sperm or embryo cryopreservation may be discussed before treatments or surgery that could affect reproductive potential.
Explore this pathway →CLEAR, MEDICALLY REVIEWED INFORMATION
Frequently asked questions about fertility care at ViaFERT
Concise answers to help you prepare for a consultation and understand what requires an individual medical assessment.
Can international patients start with an online consultation?
Yes. A remote consultation can review medical history, prior testing and reproductive goals before travel. The physician then identifies which assessments may be completed near home and which steps require care in Mexico.
How many trips may be required?
The number and length of trips depend on the treatment, response to medication, local monitoring and whether transfer occurs in the same or a later cycle. Dates should be confirmed before purchasing nonrefundable travel.
What records should I share before the appointment?
Useful records may include ultrasound reports, ovarian reserve testing, semen analysis, prior stimulation and embryology reports, surgical history and a current medication list. The clinic determines which results remain clinically useful.
Can ViaFERT guarantee a treatment result?
No. Fertility treatment may improve the chance of pregnancy for selected diagnoses, but it cannot remove uncertainty. Individual counseling should address expected benefit, limitations, risks and alternatives.
