Managing the Cost of IVF
At NCFMC, we understand the emotional and
physical strain that can occur with
fertility treatment. The added stress of the
financial aspect of care can be
overwhelming. To minimize this financial
stress for our patients, we are contracted
with most major insurance plans (see list
below). We want to ensure that there are no
surprises at critical times during your
treatment, so we provide access to financial
coordinators to determine your benefits
prior to embarking upon any treatment plan.
Whether or not you have insurance coverage
for the cost of IVF, you will be given
detailed information about your specific
financial responsibility, by our
knowledgeable staff. We are contracted with
the following insurance plans and Medical
Groups:
- Aetna
- Blue Cross PPO
- Blue Shield PPO
- Cigna HMO and PPO
- First Health PPO
- Golden State Medical Group
- Hill Physicians Medical Group
- Pacificare PPO
- Parent Steps
- Medcore Medical Group
- Sierra Nevada Medical Association
- Sutter Medical Groups (Sutter
Medical Group, Sutter Independent,
Sutter West)
- Sutter Physicians Alliance
- Sutter Specialty Network
- Sutter Select EPO and PPO
- United Healthcare
- United Resource Network
Our California IVF center is pleased to
offer a group of financial options for those
patients who need In Vitro fertilization.
Because of our consistently high
IVF success rates, we are able to offer
a special plan that will refund a portion of
the medical fees if a pregnancy is not
achieved, as well as all inclusive pricing
for multiple attempts of IVF with the single
cycle “series
savings plan” and
our Plan 2.
Please be advised that these plans are
designed to offer patients some degree of
indemnification against failure as opposed
to a "guarantee" of success. In addition,
treatment recommendations for plan
participants are not different than for
those who elect other financial options.
Specifically, ovarian stimulation protocols
are not more aggressive and recommendations
for the number of embryos to be transferred
are not influenced by which plan is chosen.
The cost of IVF with donor eggs also
includes the operating room, anesthesia, but
does not include additional donor fees, such
as donor compensation, insurance, testing,
and medication.
*Ask
about our special Kaiser IVF and Military
discounts
IVF Single Cycle
Series Savings Plan
NCFMC IVF single cycle fees include pelvic
ultrasounds, estradiol testing, egg
retrieval/transfer procedures, embryology
procedures (including assisted hatching and
blastocyst culture), pregnancy confirmation
testing, operating room and anesthesia
charges. Couples must complete IVF cycles #2
and #3 within a one year period. The one
year period would begin with hormonal
treatment for IVF cycle #1. This discount
plan does not apply to ovum donation,
gestational carrier cycles, frozen embryo
cycle, and is not available with insurance
benefit coordination.
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IVF CYCLE #1 |
$8,700 |
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IVF CYCLE #2 |
$7,700 |
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IVF CYCLE #3 |
$5,700 |
Our cost for ICSI is $1,500.
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Refund Plan $16,110
The IVF Refund Plan refunds $8,400 of the
plan fee if a 12-week pregnancy is not
achieved following a treatment cycle. A
treatment cycle includes all of the in-cycle
monitoring, the oocyte (egg) retrieval,
sperm preparation and oocyte insemination,
the embryo transfer, surplus embryo
cryopreservation (freezing) and storage (for
the first year), and two pregnancy tests,
provided these services take place at
Northern California Fertility Medical
Center. If a pregnancy is not achieved
following transfer of the fresh embryos, the
Refund Plan also includes a discounted fee
for transfer(s) of frozen/thawed embryos
until a pregnancy is achieved or until all
of the embryos have been transferred.
Qualifying couples may use this plan for up
to three different treatment cycles using a
fresh embryo transfer.
*Note – the Refund Plan discounted FET cycle
fee: $500
Plan 2 provides IVF
candidates with the opportunity to undergo
two cycles of treatment for a reduced fee.
The cycle of treatment must begin prior
to the woman reaching the age of 40
years. Patients choosing Plan 2 pay a
one-time, non-refundable fee of
$15,000* for two (2) fresh IVF attempts
over a period of 12 months, cryopreservation
(freezing) of surplus embryos, and unlimited
frozen embryo transfer cycles necessary to
transfer all frozen embryos achieved in the
fresh cycles. *This fee does not include
medication, anesthesia and operating room
fees, or assisted fertilization (ICSI).
Please contact one of our financial
coordinator for details.
None of the cycle plans at Northern
California Fertility Medical Center include
the cost of pre-cycle testing or
medications.
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