Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine
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What is Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine?
Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine, or DIRM, is a fertility practice. Infertility and IVF are its core work. It has offices in Newark and Milford, Delaware, and in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. Its listed prescribers include four physicians: George Kovalevsky, MD, Adrienne Neithardt, MD, Emelia A. Bachman, MD, and Puneet Masson, MD. The team also includes a nurse practitioner and two physician assistants.
Its services run from timed intercourse, ovulation induction, intrauterine insemination and IVF to donor egg, donor sperm, gestational carrier, fertility preservation, tubal ligation reversal, prenatal screening, and male and female testing. It offers telemedicine consultations. Hormone therapy is a small part of the practice. A urologist on the team brings testosterone therapy to the fertility work. In its own words: "He joins DIRM with specialized expertise in male infertility, microsurgery, and advanced treatments, including vasectomy reversal, varicocelectomy, and testosterone therapy." The practice has a 4.7 rating from 132 Google reviews, in the Fertility clinic category.
This listing is for its Newark office at 620 Churchmans Rd Ste 300.
What does it cost?
It does not publish prices for hormone therapy, consultations or IVF. Its self pay program says individualized, discounted options are available for patients without insurance coverage, including IUI packages and single and multi-cycle IVF packages. A partner program called the IVF Success Program, run with Sunfish, offers one fixed price for an IVF cycle with multiple transfer attempts, a refund option for qualified patients, and low-rate financing. The clinic also has pages on financing options, discounts and in-network insurance. It does not say whether insurance covers hormone therapy visits.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask which prescriber would handle testosterone therapy, and whether that same person reviews your lab results. Ask what the consultation costs and whether it counts toward treatment. Ask for the price of hormone therapy, and whether it includes the medication, visits and lab work. Ask which medication is used, and whether it is brand-name or compounded, since no medications are named for hormone therapy. Ask whether your insurance is accepted for hormone visits and what follow-up visits cost. If you are considering the IVF package, ask how cancellation works and what the refund option requires. Ask whether telemedicine visits can handle the care you want, or whether you will need in-person visits and local lab draws.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you are pursuing fertility care, such as IVF, IUI or donor options, and want that to be the practice's main work. If you are mainly looking for testosterone therapy, weight loss, peptide or longevity care, call first. The clinic lists no weight loss, peptide or longevity services, and its hormone therapy is described in a single sentence.
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What we confirmed
Read off Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine’s own website on 2026-10-10. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “He joins DIRM with specialized expertise in male infertility, microsurgery, and advanced treatments, including vasectomy reversal, varicocelectomy, and testosterone therapy.” source