At Adora Fertility, we bulk-bill the majority of Medicare eligible expenses associated with Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART). This allows us to keep our fees low in line with our mission to make the chance of growing a family more affordable for every Australian.
Our fees are approximately 75% cheaper than full fee clinics. Whilst our fees are low, our standards are high as are our success rates. We are both transparent and proud when it comes to the cost of your treatment at Adora Fertility and ensure you fully understand all the fees that you will incur during your journey with us.
The cost of your treatment at Adora Fertility can vary as every person’s fertility journey is unique. We have, however, outlined our costs here which should be used as a guide for the cost of your treatment. For those not eligible for Medicare, please contact us for detailed costing information.
Out of Pocket Costs
Ovulation Induction (OI)
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
Fresh IVF/ICSI Cycle
Frozen (Embryo) Cycle
Donor Program
(one off coordination fee)
Elective Egg Freeze
(initial cycle)
*Approximate costs based on an average of all Adora Fertility clinics
Costs by State
Our fees vary by State. Please find the fees associated with each treatment option outlined below.
IVF/ICSI Cycle
Here we have outlined all the costs you can expect to incur during your IVF/ICSI cycle at Adora Fertility. Some costs vary and therefore haven’t been included in the total below. As a guide, the cost of an anaesthetist is approximately $400 – $600 (Health Fund rebate may be applicable) and the cost of your medications will generally be around $200 – $300.
Fresh IVF/ICSI Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Frozen (Embryo) Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Donor Program
The costs outlined here are the costs you will incur in addition to the cost of your cycle.
Known Donor (Egg, Sperm or Embryo) – Cost Breakdown
De-identified Donor (Sperm only) – Cost Breakdown
* De-identified donor sperm is purchased and shipped from the USA so costs are subject to fluctuations in the exchange rate. The cost of vials varies depending on the quality of sperm and the number of vials purchased (3 vials is recommended). This cost is a guide only and includes the purchase of 3 vials.
Egg Freezing
The costs outlined here are for an elective egg freeze cycle (egg freezing for social reasons). If it is determined that your treatment is necessary for medical reasons then Medicare will subsidise your cycle, please contact us for detailed costing information.
Elective Egg Freeze Cycle – Cost Breakdown
IVF/ICSI Cycle
Here we have outlined all the costs you can expect to incur during your IVF/ICSI cycle at Adora Fertility. Some costs vary and therefore haven’t been included in the total below. As a guide, the cost of an anaesthetist is approximately $400 – $600 (Health Fund rebate may be applicable) and the cost of your medications will generally be around $200 – $300.
Fresh IVF/ICSI Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Frozen (Embryo) Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Donor Program
The costs outlined here are the costs you will incur in addition to the cost of your cycle.
Known Donor (Egg, Sperm or Embryo) – Cost Breakdown
Egg Freezing
The costs outlined here are for an elective egg freeze cycle (egg freezing for social reasons). If it is determined that your treatment is necessary for medical reasons then Medicare will subsidise your cycle, please contact us for detailed costing information.
Elective Egg Freeze Cycle – Cost Breakdown
IVF/ICSI Cycle
Here we have outlined all the costs you can expect to incur during your IVF/ICSI cycle at Adora Fertility. Some costs vary and therefore haven’t been included in the total below. As a guide, the cost of an anaesthetist is approximately $400 – $600 (Health Fund rebate may be applicable) and the cost of your medications will generally be around $200 – $300.
Fresh IVF/ICSI Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Frozen (Embryo) Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Donor Program
The costs outlined here are the costs you will incur in addition to the cost of your cycle.
Known Donor (Egg, Sperm or Embryo) – Cost Breakdown
De-identified Donor (Sperm only) – Cost Breakdown
* De-identified donor sperm is purchased and shipped from the USA so costs are subject to fluctuations in the exchange rate. The cost of vials varies depending on the quality of sperm and the number of vials purchased (3 vials is recommended). This cost is a guide only and includes the purchase of 3 vials.
Egg Freezing
The costs outlined here are for an elective egg freeze cycle (egg freezing for social reasons). If it is determined that your treatment is necessary for medical reasons then Medicare will subsidise your cycle, please contact us for detailed costing information.
Elective Egg Freeze Cycle – Cost Breakdown
IVF/ICSI Cycle
Here we have outlined all the costs you can expect to incur during your IVF/ICSI cycle at Adora Fertility. Some costs vary and therefore haven’t been included in the total below. As a guide, the cost of an anaesthetist is approximately $400 – $600 (Health Fund rebate may be applicable) and the cost of your medications will generally be around $200 – $300.
Fresh IVF/ICSI Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Frozen (Embryo) Cycle – Cost Breakdown
Donor Program
The costs outlined here are the costs you will incur in addition to the cost of your cycle.
Known Donor (Egg, Sperm or Embryo) – Cost Breakdown
De-identified Donor (Sperm only) – Cost Breakdown
* De-identified donor sperm is purchased and shipped from the USA so costs are subject to fluctuations in the exchange rate. The cost of vials varies depending on the quality of sperm and the number of vials purchased (3 vials is recommended). This cost is a guide only and includes the purchase of 3 vials.
Egg Freezing
The costs outlined here are for an elective egg freeze cycle (egg freezing for social reasons). If it is determined that your treatment is necessary for medical reasons then Medicare will subsidise your cycle, please contact us for detailed costing information.