Bladen County is considered the mother county of North Carolina because of the 100 counties in North Carolina, 55 of them at one point belonged to Bladen County. It is also the fourth largest county in North Carolina.
1 For every attempt at artificial insemination, the patient will be charged anywhere from $275 to as much as $550. 2  The total cost for most patients will be between $3,000 and $6,500 without any type of insurance. Before artificial insemination even begins, a consultation will be required. 2  During this consultation, they will make sure that the patient is a qualified candidate for the procedure. 3  For every attempt, experts state that the success rate hovers around 20 percent.
1 Sperm washing, which is always necessary for IUI, can cost about $100. 2  IUI is the more commonly used type of artificial insemination, because it has a higher success rate than placing sperm in the cervix.3  Ultrasounds, which are almost always used to monitor progress, cost up to $300 each.omments (31). In artificial insemination, the sperm of either the patient's partner or a donor is injected into the cervix (in which case the procedure is called intracervical insemination, or ICI) or the uterus (in which case it is called intrauterine insemination or IUI) at the time of ovulation.