Treatment cost

IVF4family has made IVF affordable by billing any major costs and consultations with nurses and doctors to Medicare, so there are no out of pocket expenses. There are some fees involved for medications and for surgery if you do not have private health insurance. To understand what costs will be incurred during your IVF journey, visit our What to expect page.

To have a frozen embryo transfer (FET) the cost of the transfer is approximately $1442 with a medicare rebate.

No, most costs are covered by the Medicare rebate. However, if you don’t have private health cover for hospital, you will have to pay Greenslopes Private Hospital a fee for egg collection and the procedure room. As the hospital determines the cost, please speak to the IVF4family team about the cost.

There will also be an anesthetist’s cost, which is at the discretion of the anaesthetist.

As freezing eggs, embryos and sperm is not covered by Medicare, there is a cost involved which is paid to Care Fertility. These costs are:

• Freeze embryos: $360
• Freeze semen: $309
• Storage fee: $463 (with no limit on type or number of samples) per 12 months.

To have a frozen embryo transfer (FET) the cost of the transfer is approximately $1442 with a medicare rebate.

When you attend day surgery for egg collection there is a fee that needs to be paid to Greenslopes Private Hospital. As the fee is determined by the hospital, please speak to our team to get an estimate of the cost. You can call your private health insurance to see how much of the cost is covered.

Other costs include medication costs, the anaesthetist and procedure room fee. To understand the costs during your IVF journey, visit our What to expect page.