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Insurance & Payment Information

Lotus Endometriosis Institute is a program under Steven Vasilev MD PC, which operates out-of-network with all insurance providers. Our patient advocacy finance team will contact your insurer on your behalf and can often help arrange coverage.


Please note:

  • We are not contracted with Medicare or Medi-Cal.
  • Cash pay options are available. Explore our Billing & Payment Options for more information.

Santa Monica, CA

2121 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90404

Arroyo Grande, CA

154 Traffic Way, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

Common Questions

  • Is it normal to feel like you’re making up endometriosis symptoms?

    Yes, feeling like you’re making up endometriosis symptoms is incredibly common, especially when pelvic pain has been minimized or tests come back normal. Symptoms can be wide-ranging and sometimes seem unrelated, making self-doubt easier to fall into.

  • Frozen vs fresh embryo transfer with endometriosis: which is better?

    A frozen embryo transfer is often preferred for many patients with endometriosis because it separates ovarian stimulation from the transfer cycle. The best choice depends on your fertility factors, age, embryo quality and response to stimulation.

  • Can endometriomas lower AMH without affecting egg quality?

    Yes, an endometrioma can be linked with lower AMH without automatically meaning poor egg quality. AMH mainly reflects how many small follicles are available, not egg quality; age and follicle counts in each ovary help put the result in context.

  • Can heavy bleeding cause lightheadedness or fainting?

    Yes, heavy menstrual bleeding can cause lightheadedness or fainting, most commonly because ongoing blood loss can lead to iron deficiency and anemia. Some people also feel faint from pain, dehydration, and low blood pressure during a heavy, crampy period.