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Meet IRMA
IRMA is the first-ever comprehensive, AI-powered reproductive immunology assessment, providing patients and doctors with answers — and an evidence-based treatment plan to move forward.
Find out if any of these are a problem for you:
Parental Compatibility
(HLA mismatches)
Natural Killer Cell
Cytotoxic Activity
Systemic Inflammation
Thrombophilia
Regulatory T-cell
Autoimmunity
The personalized care you need to start your family.
IRMA identifies often-overlooked immunological causes for reproductive failure — and provides expert guidance for individualized treatment with your own doctor.
The best next step to take charge of your fertility.
Determines immunological causes
for infertility, miscarriages, complications and IVF failures
Minimizes financial and emotional burden
of repetitive high-cost low-success fertility treatments
Delivers more successful outcomes
by determining appropriate immunological follow-up care
Your questions, answered.
Pregmune founder Dr. Andrea Vidali explains how IRMA is revolutionizing the treatment of fertility care.
Is IRMA right for you?
- Q1Have you and your partner been trying to conceive for more than 1 year with no success and are seeking answers about the possible causes of your infertility?
- Q2Are you seeking answers and treatment for miscarriages or prior failed IVF cycles including with donor egg?
- Q3Do you have a history of any of the following conditions?
- Poor embryo quality
- Recurrent pregnancy loss
- Stillbirth
- Pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia or preterm labor
- Autoimmune diseases
- Endometriosis
- PCOS
- Diminished ovarian reserve
If you answered “yes” to any of these three questions, then IRMA may be a good solution for you.
Take charge of your fertility today.
Order your Immunological Reproductive Multifactor Assessment (IRMA)
Schedule a free callFAQs
What is IRMA?
The Immunologic Reproductive Multifactor Assessment will help identify the potential causes of your infertility, will estimate your chances for successful live birth based on our customized artificial intelligence algorithm, and will provide you with expert guidance for follow-up treatment for improved chance of success.
How much does IRMA cost?
Patients are responsible for 2 different types of costs:
1) Cost of IRMA - IRMA costs about $2,000 and must be fully paid by the patient to Pregmune, as out of pocket. It does not include the cost of the lab work performed by independent laboratories.
2) Costs of lab work - Lab work will be billed to the patient directly from the laboratory itself. Eligibility and costs of lab work largely depends on the patient’s insurance provider and plan. Please contact Labcorp at 1(800) 845-6167, ReproSource at 1(800) 667-8893 and your insurance carrier to ask for support in this regard.
Will I be covered by my insurance?
Pregmune providers are out-of-network with all insurance companies. The patient can attempt to submit a claim for reimbursement for the cost of IRMA to their insurance carrier by presenting the statement from Pregmune, which will include all the information and service codes that are required by most insurance carriers in order to evaluate reimbursement eligibility and amount.
Do I need my own physician?
Yes. If a woman resides outside of NY or NJ, she MUST have her own physician (i.e. Primary Care Physician, Reproductive Endocrinologist, OB/GYN) to request a consult to Pregmune by completing and signing the Consultation Request Form (CRF). The physician that signs the CRF will receive a copy of the IRMA report and will decide how to implement Pregmune's recommendations for the patient.
Can I discuss my results with a Pregmune fertility specialist?
Your Immunological Reproductive Multifactor Assessment includes a comprehensive report that will assist your physician in diagnosing and treating your reproductive issues. It is advised to consult with your healthcare provider (gynecologist, reproductive endocrinologist or reproductive immunologist) to review the IRMA report.
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