Learn More About IVF Costs with AFCC
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IVF Costs at Advanced Fertility Center of Chicago
AFCC offers several different in vitro fertilization (IVF) cost plans, including multi-cycle plans with or without money back if it doesn’t work.
IVF Cost Breakdown
| Single Cycle IVF | |
|
Single Cycle IVF with ICSI |
$14,200 |
|
Pelvic Ultrasound to Evaluate Uterus & Ovaries |
$275 |
|
Fertility-Related Blood Tests |
Varies |
|
Semen Analysis |
$75 |
|
Cost of Injectable Fertility Medications for Single Cycle IVF |
$3,500 – 8,000 (avg $4,000) |
| Additional Services with Single Cycle IVF | |
| Embryo Freezing (including the first year of storage) | $1,000 |
| Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) with Monitoring | $4,950 |
|
Embryo Storage Per Year |
$1,000 |
| Sperm Freezing | $200 |
| IVF with Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) | |
| PGT with monitoring | $19,500 |
IVF with Fresh Donor Eggs
| Single Cycle IVF with Fresh Eggs from AFCC Donor (inclusive of donor fee, administration fee, and donor insurance fee) | $30,000 |
Single Cycle IVF with Frozen Donor Eggs
Larger lots are $1,000 additional per extra egg.
| Frozen Donor Egg Lot Only (inclusive of one lot of six eggs) | $16,000 |
| Frozen Donor Egg Cycle with Embryo Transfer (inclusive of thaw, fertilization, and culture) | $4,500 |
| Total Cost of Frozen Donor Egg Cycle | $20,500 |
Please note: there are clinical qualifications required for the shared risk program.
All IVF prices and packages do not include medication costs, pre-screening testing, or pregnancy testing/monitoring, and are subject to change.
Cash Discounted Fees
All costs listed on this page reflect “cash discounts” and are paid in advance unless we have a written statement from an insurance company saying that they will pay. “Cash discounted” costs are for aspiring parents without fertility insurance coverage, those who prefer to pay in advance and submit their own billing to insurance, or those who simply prefer to pay out of pocket. Insurance companies do not accept a “package price” for IVF (there is no CPT code for it). Because insurance is billed by individual procedure, the total billed depends on what is done during the IVF cycle.
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