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Stellar Fertility Fees

We offer expert fertility care at an affordable cost.

Ovulation Induction

Out of pocket cost from $550 per cycle

Intrauterine Insemination

Out of pocket cost from $1,800 per cycle

Egg Freezing

Out of pocket cost from $3,900 per cycle

IVF Freeze All

Out of pocket cost from $5,400 per cycle

Embryo Transfer

Out of pocket cost from $2,950 per cycle

Fresh Embryo Transfer

Out of pocket cost from $5,800 per cycle

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection

Out of pocket cost from $340 per cycle

Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing

Cell handling fee $2,150 per cycle

Embryo, Egg & Sperm Storage

$525 per annum

Understanding the Jargon

Fertility treatment can come with more than its fair share of medical terminology, and then there is the language of Medicare, safety nets and out of pocket costs. We have created this glossary to explain some of the most common billing and accounts terms you may come across during fertility treatment.

Medicare Rebate

A Medicare rebate is a refund from the Australian Government to assist in partially covering the cost of eligible medical services.

Out of pocket (OOP)

The out-of-pocket cost we refer to is the difference between the amount you pay up-front for an eligible medical service and what you receive back from Medicare.

Third party fees

Third party fees refer to the costs associated with any provider external to Stellar Fertility that is involved with patient treatment and care (hospital, pharmacy, anaesthetist etc.)

Private fee

A private fee refers to the amount charged by healthcare providers for services that are not covered by Medicare or private health insurance.

Extended Medicare Safety Net (EMSN)

The Extended Medicare Safety Net (EMSN) is designed to provide additional financial support for people who have higher out-of-pocket medical costs for services provided outside of hospitals, such as visits to doctors, specialists, and other treatments like assisted reproductive treatment (ART). Once you have reached the annual threshold, Medicare increases the rebate for eligible services, therefore reducing your out-of-pocket costs. The EMSN resets on the 1st of January each year.

First & Subsequent Cycle

First cycle refers to the initial treatment cycle, completed at any Australian fertility clinic, within a single calendar year.
Subsequent cycle refers to any treatment cycle, completed at any Australian fertility clinic, there after a first cycle within the same calendar year.

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