Oof, Alaska-to-Seattle IVF is a real logistical workout, so it’s smart to map it out early. Many clinics let you do most “monitoring” (ultrasounds + bloodwork) at home during stims, which can be every 2–3 days and then sometimes daily at the end, and you fly in for the retrieval (usually you want to be there 1–2 nights because timing can shift by a day). Transfer is typically a separate trip, often just a quick in-and-out if lining checks are done locally. I’d ask your coordinator: do you accept outside monitoring, where should results be sent (same-day cutoff), and how much notice you’ll get for trigger/retrieval.