Treatment costs
About Us
At Adora Fertility, we bulk-bill the majority of Assisted Reproductive Technology (known as A.R.T.) services including IVF and ICSI, which are the fertility services chosen by 95% of patients in consultation with their Fertility Specialists.
New South Wales
Costs covered by Medicare:
- GP & Fertility Specialist Consultations
- Blood Tests and Ultrasound Scans
- Fertility Treatment Plan & Management (developed with your Specialist)
- IVF or ICSI Cycle
- Egg (Oocyte) and Sperm Collection
- Embryo Transfer
| Service or treatment | Estimated out of pocket expense |
| Day Surgery Facility Fee and Anaesthetist | Approximately $200 – $1,400 |
| Fertility Medications | Approximately $150 – $200 |
| Embryo Transfer Facility Fee | $350 |
| AMH Test | Approximately $65 – $85 |
| Intrauterine insemination (IUI) | $700 |
| Ovulation Induction (OI) | $250 |
- For patients that have a current, valid Cycle Consent Form the existing fees will be honoured until 1 May. New fees will apply to all patients from 1 May.
- From 1 October 2019, residents of NSW who have confirmation from their Fertility Specialist that they have incurred out-of-pocket costs for fertility testing are eligible for the pre-IVF fertility testing rebate. The NSW Government provides a rebate of $500 for out-of-pocket expenses related to pre-IVF fertility testing, administered through Service NSW.
- All of our egg collection procedures are performed in an accredited Day Surgery under the care of an anaesthetist, which is considered safer and less painful than a procedure carried out under a local anaesthetic.
- Day Surgery and Anaesthetist fees may vary. These costs may also be covered by your private health insurer, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket cost.
- Where applicable, there are annual costs up to $600 associated with ongoing storage of oocytes, sperm and embryos.
- Costs for medications may be less depending on whether you are a Medicare concession cardholder or have reached the Medicare Safety Net.
- The above mentioned costs are effective 16th March 2020.
Queensland
Costs covered by Medicare:
- GP & Fertility Specialist Consultations
- Blood Tests and Ultrasound Scans
- Fertility Treatment Plan & Management (developed with your Specialist)
- IVF or ICSI Cycle
- Egg (Oocyte) and Sperm Collection
- Embryo Transfer
| Service or treatment | Estimated out of pocket expense |
| Day Surgery Facility Fee and Anaesthetist | Approximately $200 – $1,100 |
| Fertility Medications | Approximately $150 – $200 |
| Embryo Transfer Facility Fee | $325 |
| AMH Test | Approximately $65 – $85 |
| Intrauterine insemination (IUI) | $700 |
| Ovulation Induction (OI) | $250 |
- For patients that have a current, valid Cycle Consent Form the existing fees will be honoured until 1 May. New fees will apply to all patients from 1 May.
- All of our egg collection procedures are performed in an accredited Day Surgery under the care of an anaesthetist, which is considered safer and less painful than a procedure carried out under a local anaesthetic.
- Day Surgery and Anaesthetist fees may vary. These costs may also be covered by your private health insurer, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket cost.
- Where applicable, there are annual costs up to $600 associated with ongoing storage of oocytes, sperm and embryos.
- Costs for medications may be less depending on whether you are a Medicare concession cardholder or have reached the Medicare Safety Net.
- The above mentioned costs are effective 16th March 2020.
Victoria
Costs covered by Medicare:
- GP & Fertility Specialist Consultations
- Blood Tests and Ultrasound Scans
- Fertility Treatment Plan & Management (developed with your Specialist)
- IVF or ICSI Cycle
- Egg (Oocyte) and Sperm Collection
- Embryo Transfer
| Service or treatment | Estimated out of pocket expense |
| Day Surgery Facility Fee and Anaesthetist | Approximately $200 – $1,200 |
| Fertility Medications | Approximately $150 – $200 |
| Embryo Transfer Facility Fee | $350 |
| AMH Test | Approximately $65 – $85 |
| Intrauterine insemination (IUI) | $700 |
| Ovulation Induction (OI) | $250 |
| Counselling | Up to $100 |
- For patients that have a current, valid Cycle Consent Form the existing fees will be honoured until 1 May. New fees will apply to all patients from 1 May.
- In Victoria, Counselling is a mandatory requirement to commencing ART treatment and usually costs around $100.
- All of our egg collection procedures are performed in an accredited Day Surgery under the care of an anaesthetist, which is considered safer and less painful than a procedure carried out under a local anaesthetic.
- Day Surgery and Anaesthetist fees may vary. These costs may also be covered by your private health insurer, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket cost.
- Where applicable, there are annual costs up to $600 associated with ongoing storage of oocytes, sperm and embryos.
- Costs for medications may be less depending on whether you are a Medicare concession cardholder or have reached the Medicare Safety Net.
- The above mentioned costs are effective 16thMarch 2020.
Western Australia
Costs covered by Medicare:
- GP & Fertility Specialist Consultations
- Blood Tests and Ultrasound Scans
- Fertility Treatment Plan & Management (developed with your Specialist)
- IVF or ICSI Cycle
- Egg (Oocyte) and Sperm Collection
- Embryo Transfer
| Service or treatment | Estimated out of pocket expense |
| Day Surgery Facility Fee and Anaesthetist | Approximately $200 – $1,400 |
| Fertility Medications | Approximately $150 – $200 |
| Embryo Transfer Facility Fee | $375 |
| AMH Test | Approximately $65 – $85 |
| Intrauterine insemination (IUI) | $700 |
| Ovulation Induction (OI) | $250 |
- For patients that have a current, valid Cycle Consent Form the existing fees will be honoured until 1 May. New fees will apply to all patients from 1 May.
- All of our egg collection procedures are performed in an accredited Day Surgery under the care of an anaesthetist, which is considered safer and less painful than a procedure carried out under a local anaesthetic.
- Day Surgery and Anaesthetist fees may vary. These costs may also be covered by your private health insurer, significantly reducing your out-of-pocket cost.
- Where applicable, there are annual costs up to $600 associated with ongoing storage of oocytes, sperm and embryos.
- Costs for medications may be less depending on whether you are a Medicare concession cardholder or have reached the Medicare Safety Net.
- The above mentioned costs are effective 16thMarch 2020.
The costs of fertility treatment can be a major cause of stress for many Australian couples. We have removed that barrier by providing access to the latest, high-quality fertility treatments at affordable prices.
