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Fertility treatment costs
We understand that cost is an important part of the decision-making process when choosing whether fertility treatment is right for you. We're transparent with our pricing so that you can make informed decisions about your fertility journey.
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Fertility treatment at TFP Fertility
For many, having fertility treatment can be a big financial commitment. We aim to take the confusion out of fertility treatment pricing to help you better plan for the future.
At TFP Fertility, we'll provide you with a treatment plan completely tailored to you and your needs. The cost of this will be outlined during your consultation so you'll have a clear understanding of what you'll need to pay before your treatment begins.
How much does IVF cost?
To provide you with an idea of how much your treatment might cost, we share a typical treatment scenario.
This scenario breaks down the costs of an IVF cycle for the 'average' person starting their fertility journey at a TFP Fertility clinic.
It's important to know that there may be others costs on top of your treatment, including the medication you require, fertility assessments, blood tests and other options within your treatment that may improve outcomes based on your circumstances which can significantly increase the total cost of your treatment.
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Fertility treatment cost guide
Fertility assessment
£565To gather a comprehensive view of your fertility health and how your body might respond to treatment procotols, we start with a fertility assessment.
We offer fertility assessment packages for individuals and heterosexual, same-sex and non-binary couples.
For a heterosexual couple, this includes:
AMH (anti-Mullerian hormone) blood test
Detailed pre-treatment scan, including antral follicle count
Diagnostic semen analysis
Pre-treatment consultation with a fertility doctor to discuss your results and options
Single-cycle IVF cost
£2,520**Subject to regional variation
This typical treatment scenario is for a single cycle of IVF.
Pre-treatment
Fertility specialist nurse planning
Monitoring scans & in-treatment blood tests
CounsellingIVF treatment
Fertility specialist nurse planning
Monitoring scans & in-treatment blood tests
Sperm preparation
Egg collection, including sedation
Embryo creation
Fresh transfer
CounsellingPost-treatment consultation
Early pregnancy scan
Review consultation
Counselling
Essential lab services
£2,485On top of your treatment, there are specialist lab services and administrative fees required to support your treatment.
There are also optional add-ons that may be recommended to help maximise your chance of success. These will be discussed with you during your consultation and throughout your treatment if required.
These include:
Blastocyst culture
Embryoscope monitoring
Embryo glue
Embryo freezing
1 year of storage
HFEA Fee
Additional costs
These services will depend on your personal fertility and medical history.
Personal Medication Costs - £300 - £2,100
Medication is one element of your fertility treatment that will be tailored to your specific circumstances. For example, If you have a condition like PCOS, there are medicines to give you a better chance of successful IVF.
ICSI - £1,285
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is an additional procedure during IVF that may be recommended if the eggs used have been previously frozen or where there are male factor fertility challenges.
Screening blood tests - £280 per person
Screening blood tests can be used to look for HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis B core and hepatitis C, before you begin fertility treatment.
How do I find out the exact cost of my treatment?
Because your treatment plan is completely tailored to you, the cost will depend on what has been recommended by your fertility doctor.
The cost of your treatment will be outlined during your initial consultation along with the payment options available. Our transparent pricing means there are no hidden costs. Although costs may change if you require additional medication or services, this is communicated with you in advance and only with your agreement.
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Transparent pricing for your peace of mind
We provide a clear pricing overview on each of our clinic pages to give you an idea of how much your treatment could cost. During your consultation, you'll receive a breakdown of the cost of your individual treatment plan.
Pricing you can understand
Our pricing ensures you know exactly what you're paying for your treatment and what's included.
Easy to compare
By breaking down the costs within your treatment, you can decide what's right for you.
Communicated at every stage
We'll keep you updated throughout your treatment so that you're aware when additional costs may arise.
Start your fertility journey
If you'd like to know how much your treatment will cost at TFP Fertility, book your consultation today.
Understanding the cost of fertility treatment can be one of the biggest challenges when starting your journey. We take the time to explain what your treatment involves and your overall chance of success before you begin so you can feel confident in the process.
When comparing fertility treatment providers, it's important to consider:
Whether all tests, treatments, and consultations are included
If HFEA fees are covered
What additional services are available and their costs
To help you feel confident and in control of your treatment costs, we adhere to a transparent pricing commitment based on best practices set by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
Paying for your fertility treatment
At TFP Fertility, we offer multiple funding options, including NHS referrals and packages available through Access Fertility.
Self-funded
If you'd like to pay for your treatment yourself, you can refer yourself to us directly without needing to see your GP.
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Access Fertility
Access Fertility offer multiple payment plans, including a 'buy now, pay later' (BNPL) plan with 0% interest for up to 12 months.
Learn more
NHS
If you're unsure whether you're eligible for NHS funding, get in touch today and our Patient Support Team will provide the advice you need.
Learn more
Bupa
As one of Bupa's trusted fertility partners, you can use your health insurance or workplace assisted fertility benefit to pay for your treatment with us.
Learn more
Join us for a free fertility information event
Hosted by our fertility experts, we run both in-person and online fertility information events where you'll learn everything you need to know about having treatment at TFP Fertility. You'll also have the chance to have your burning questions answered in a safe space.
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What else to consider
Your fertility clinic should be somewhere you feel comfortable and confident that you’ll be listened to.
That means being able to ask questions about costs at any time and feeling reassured that you know what’s happening so that you can relax and focus on your treatment.
Treatment costs are one thing, but aspects like the clinic’s location, success rates and service provided can all make a difference to your experience too.
That’s why it matters to us that you feel you’re in the right place for your treatment, both from a personal and financial perspective.
FAQs
How much do IVF medications cost?
Typically, IVF medications cost from £300 to £2,100, depending on your personal fertility and medical history.
For example, for certain conditions that can affect your fertility, such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), there are medicines you can take to give you a better chance of successful IVF.
How can I reduce IVF costs?
We know that fertility treatment can be a big financial commitment.
There are ways you can spread or reduce the cost of IVF. At TFP Fertility, the funding options available for your treatment are:
Spreading the cost through our partnership with Access Fertility, who offer patients the chance to fix the cost of their treatment with a variety of payment packages.
Saving on treatment costs with egg sharing
NHS funding if you’re eligible
Find out more about how to pay for your fertility treatment.
Can IVF be free?
In the UK, women younger than 40 should be offered up to three round of IVF treatments funded by the NHS, if they have been trying to unsuccessfully start a family for two years or longer. If the women has also had more than 12 unsuccessful rounds of artificial insemination, they should also qualify for the free IVF treatments.
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