Quick Clinic Summary
| Clinic Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Clinic Name | Seattle Reproductive Medicine (SRM), now operating as Pinnacle Fertility Washington – Seattle |
| Type | Fertility clinic / reproductive endocrinology practice |
| Seattle Address | 1505 Westlake Avenue N, Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98109 |
| Washington Network | Seattle, Bellevue, Everett, Kirkland, Tacoma, Spokane Valley, and Tri-Cities (Richland) |
| Serving the Community Since | 2004 |
| Core Services | IVF, IUI, egg freezing, genetic testing (PGT), LGBTQ+ family building, fertility preservation |
| Accreditations / Memberships | CAP accreditation; AAAHC accreditation; SART member; ASRM certification; FDA registration |
| Financing | PatientFi; financial counseling available |
| Phone (Seattle) | 206-737-3038 (verify current number on official clinic page) |
What Is Seattle Reproductive Medicine?
Seattle Reproductive Medicine (SRM) is a fertility clinic that has served the Seattle community since 2004. It now operates as Pinnacle Fertility Washington – Seattle. The clinic offers a full range of fertility services at its Seattle location and is part of a broader Washington network that includes Bellevue, Everett, Kirkland, Tacoma, Spokane Valley, and Tri-Cities (Richland) .
The Seattle address is 1505 Westlake Avenue N, Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98109. The clinic has an on-site IVF laboratory and surgical center.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine vs. RMA Seattle
Patients sometimes confuse Seattle Reproductive Medicine with RMA Seattle. These are separate practices.
- Seattle Reproductive Medicine / Pinnacle Fertility Washington is the clinic described in this article, formerly branded as SRM.
- RMA Seattle (Reproductive Medicine Associates – Seattle) was formerly Sound Fertility Care. It is a different clinic in the Seattle market, now part of the RMA national network.
The two are not affiliated. Patients should verify the specific practice and provider when scheduling care.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine Services
| Service | General Purpose |
|---|---|
| In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) | Eggs are retrieved and fertilized in a laboratory; embryos are transferred to the uterus |
| Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) | Prepared sperm is placed directly into the uterus around ovulation |
| Egg Freezing / Fertility Preservation | Eggs are frozen and stored for potential future use |
| Genetic Testing (PGT) | Preimplantation genetic testing of embryos during IVF |
| LGBTQ+ Family Building | Donor sperm, donor egg, and gestational carrier support |
| Fertility Testing | Blood tests, ultrasound, semen analysis, and related assessments |
| Fertility Consultation | Initial virtual consultation to review history and outline next steps |
The clinic has offered telehealth first consultations, during which a fertility expert reviews medical history, lifestyle, and prior conception attempts, and may recommend diagnostic testing.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine Success Rates
Seattle Reproductive Medicine reports IVF outcome data to the CDC. According to CDC-reported 2022 ART data, live-birth delivery rates per intended egg retrieval were as follows:
| Patient Age Group | Live Birth Rate per Intended Retrieval |
|---|---|
| Under 35 | 49.4% |
| 35–37 | 37.3% |
| 38–40 | 24.5% |
| Over 40 | 11.5% |
These figures reflect clinic-level outcomes and should not be interpreted as an individual patient’s likelihood of success. Clinic-level averages do not predict individual outcomes. The CDC notes that success rates can be reported using different denominators, that small sample sizes may limit reliability, and that clinic-level rates are not intended as rankings of “best clinics”. IVF outcomes vary with age, diagnosis, ovarian reserve, embryo status, and treatment protocol. Patients should discuss what clinic-level data mean for their own situation with a fertility specialist.
Seattle Reproductive Medicine Doctors
The following physicians are listed in the clinic’s official physician directory for the Seattle location. Provider information is based on the official directory and recent public listings. Confirm current availability and affiliations before scheduling, as rosters can change.
| Physician | Specialty / Role |
|---|---|
| Amanda K. Hurliman, MD, FACOG | Reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist |
| Paul C. Lin, MD | Reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist |
| Anna Vanderhoff, MD, FACOG | Reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist |
| Lynn B. Davis, MD, MS, FACOG | Medical Director; reproductive endocrinologist; fertility preservation program lead |
| John Wesley (Wes) Urian, MD | Physician listed in the official Seattle clinic directory |
Nancy A. Klein, MD was a founding partner of SRM and a long-serving physician at the practice, but the official Pinnacle Fertility physician page currently marks her as retired. She should not be listed as a currently practising physician.
Insurance and Financing
Fertility treatment coverage varies by insurance plan and by state regulation. Pinnacle Fertility Washington’s official location page states that coverage for fertility treatments varies based on the specific plan and state regulations; some policies provide full or partial coverage for diagnostic testing and treatment, while others have limited or no fertility benefits.
The Seattle location lists PatientFi as a financing partner, and financial counseling is available to help patients understand benefits and explore payment options. Third-party directories also list employer fertility benefit programs such as Progyny, Maven Clinic, and Carrot, but participation in a benefit program does not guarantee coverage for a specific plan, treatment, physician, or laboratory.
Washington State Artificial Insemination Coverage (Effective January 1, 2026)
Washington state law requires certain individual/family and small-group health plans to cover artificial insemination effective January 1, 2026. However, the Office of the Insurance Commissioner clarifies that artificial insemination coverage applies only to the procedure itself; other associated fertility services may not be covered.
This requirement does not automatically extend to IVF or to all fertility-related services. Separate legislation addresses broader fertility preservation and infertility diagnosis/treatment with later effective dates, but coverage details and plan eligibility vary. Patients should verify exactly which services are covered under their specific plan.
This is not a guarantee of coverage. Always verify insurance acceptance and benefits directly with the clinic and your insurance plan before beginning treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Seattle Reproductive Medicine?
Seattle Reproductive Medicine (SRM) is a fertility clinic that has served the Seattle area since 2004. It now operates as Pinnacle Fertility Washington – Seattle.
2. Is Seattle Reproductive Medicine the same as Pinnacle Fertility?
Yes. The Seattle clinic formerly known as Seattle Reproductive Medicine is now branded as Pinnacle Fertility Washington – Seattle.
3. Is Seattle Reproductive Medicine the same as RMA Seattle?
No. RMA Seattle was formerly Sound Fertility Care and is a separate practice from Pinnacle Fertility Washington.
4. What services does Seattle Reproductive Medicine offer?
Services include IVF, IUI, egg freezing, genetic testing (PGT), LGBTQ+ family building, fertility testing, and virtual fertility consultations.
5. What are Seattle Reproductive Medicine’s IVF success rates?
CDC-reported 2022 data show live-birth rates per intended egg retrieval of approximately 49.4% for patients under 35, 37.3% for ages 35–37, 24.5% for ages 38–40, and 11.5% for patients over 40. These are clinic-level figures and do not predict an individual’s outcome.
6. Who are the current doctors at Seattle Reproductive Medicine?
The official Seattle clinic directory lists Amanda K. Hurliman, MD; Paul C. Lin, MD; Anna Vanderhoff, MD; Lynn B. Davis, MD; and John Wesley (Wes) Urian, MD. Nancy A. Klein, MD is now listed as retired. Confirm current affiliations with the clinic.
7. Does Seattle Reproductive Medicine accept insurance?
Coverage varies by plan and state regulation. The clinic offers financial counseling and lists PatientFi financing. Washington’s 2026 artificial insemination mandate covers the procedure itself but may not cover associated services or IVF. Verify your specific benefits directly with the clinic and your insurer.
8. Where is the Seattle clinic located?
1505 Westlake Avenue N, Suite 400, Seattle, WA 98109.
9. Does Seattle Reproductive Medicine have other Washington locations?
Yes. The broader Pinnacle Fertility Washington network includes Bellevue, Everett, Kirkland, Tacoma, Spokane Valley, and Tri-Cities (Richland) , in addition to Seattle.
10. Does Seattle Reproductive Medicine offer telehealth?
Yes. The clinic describes a virtual first fertility consultation during which a fertility expert reviews medical history and outlines next steps.
11. Is Seattle Reproductive Medicine LGBTQ+ friendly?
Yes. LGBTQ+ family building, donor gamete services, and gestational carrier support are listed among the clinic’s services.
12. How do I schedule an appointment?
Contact the clinic through the official Pinnacle Fertility Seattle location page or by phone. The Seattle number listed in recent provider directories is 206-737-3038; confirm the current appointment line on the official clinic page.
Patient Safety Disclaimer
This article is for general informational purposes only and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor, fertility specialist, or other healthcare professional. Fertility treatment decisions should be made in consultation with a licensed clinician who can evaluate your individual medical history and circumstances.
