Why choose Fertility First as your IVF clinic?
Fertility First is proud to offer IVF treatment to it’s patients in Hurstville, Sydney.
Here at our Sydney fertility clinic, we always take a holistic approach. From improving fertility naturally, we look at the entire picture, and treat everyone who comes into our clinic.
Each one of our fertility specialists is extremely dedicated to our clients. Throughout the process, you will have the same point of contact and have availability after hours on weekdays and during weekends. We are aware that ovaries know nothing about weekends and public holidays, so whatever is the right day for your fertility treatment will be the day that it is done.
Our fertility and IVF costs in Sydney are reasonable as we minimise expenses without comprising the chance of conceiving or quality of care. As a Doctor-owned Medical Practice, our IVF treatment costs do not need to cover overheads and/or shareholder dividends, all of which have to come out of the income derived from patients’ treatment cycle fees at other clinics.
When choosing a Sydney IVF clinic, it’s important to consider the success rates, as well as the quality of care.
1 in 6 couples have difficulty falling pregnant. Our vision is to transform what we know about our biology and reshape the conversation around infertility.
Anne Clark
Medical Director, Fertility First
Our IVF Treatment Process
1. Initial Fertility Appointment
At our Sydney IVF clinic there are no waiting times, as we believe it is important for you to receive the most appropriate treatment as and when it’s required. The timing of a visitation is determined by you, within the constraints of the menstrual cycle.
As infertility can involve both the man and the woman, if you have a partner, it would be beneficial for you both to attend your first IVF consultation together, so we provide you with the most accurate assessment, provide general information on improving fertility and begin your fertility treatment as soon as possible.
During the initial appointment, we will run through types of fertility treatment, along with fertility and IVF costs.
2. Fertility Testing
All our blood collections and scans, along with your embryo transfer will be performed within the comfort of our fertility clinic without the need to attend day surgery and pay any additional hidden costs. Once tests have been completed, we aim to have your fertility test results back within 2 to 3 weeks, which means, unless any assessment of the fallopian tubes is required, fertility treatment options can then be considered.
3. Treatment
Once all fertility tests have been completed and examined, we discuss your fertility treatment options. From here, we run through timelines and all the details involved in your fertility treatment plan.
Key facts to consider when choosing an IVF clinic in Sydney
- Does the IVF clinic offer a holistic approach to fertility treatment?
- Is the IVF clinic easily accessible to you? Including location and appointment times
- Do you have a strong repor with the ferility specialist?
- What does the IVF costs look like? Does the clinic offer Medicare rebates?
- What does the clinics patient care look like?
- Does the IVF clinic have proven success rates?
- Choose a IVF clinic that offers personalised care, taking into account your unique circumstances, preferences, and medical history.
- Look for an IVF clinics that offer additional support services such as counseling or support groups to help you through your IVF journey.
FAQs - IVF Treatment
Fertility First estimates $3,650 OOP cost for IVF treatment. For a more accurate understanding of the costs involved in your specific case, it’s recommended to consult with an IVF specialist at a reputable Sydney fertility clinic. Visit our fertility costs page for more information.
In addition to IVF, Sydney Fertility Clinic Fertility First offers a wide range of treatments to help couples and individuals address their fertility challenges. These treatments include ovulation induction and cycle monitoring, semen insemination, including partner (IUI) or donated sperm, frozen embyro transfer and more.
To learn more about the specific fertility treatments available at Fertility First and to determine which option may be best suited for you, schedule a consultation with one of our experienced fertility specialists. They can provide personalised guidance and discuss your individual needs and goals.
Being privately owned, Fertility First operates differently from other IVF clinics, as we don’t have to allocate a portion of our income to cover shareholder dividends or overheads. This allows us to provide more affordable treatment fees without compromising the quality of our services. Our patient-focused approach means that we can prioritise the needs and comfort of our patients throughout their fertility journey.
The timeline for starting IVF treatment can vary depending on individual circumstances and the results of the initial consultation and fertility testing. However, once you’ve completed a comprehensive evaluation with our fertility specialists, we can often begin the IVF process relatively quickly.
For your convenience, we offer a range of appointments throughout the week so you can find a time that suits you best. For more information about starting IVF treatment, visit our guide to the frequently asked questions before treatment.
At Fertility First, we recognise that every patient’s fertility journey is unique. That’s why we provide a comprehensive approach to fertility treatment at our state-of-the-art IVF clinic in Sydney. As pioneers in the field, we were among the first fertility clinics in Australia to introduce a donor sperm program, and we are proud to offer the Halosperm assay male fertility test to our patients – one of only a few clinics in the country to do so.
IVF, or In Vitro Fertilization, is a fertility treatment that involves collecting eggs from the ovaries, fertilising them with sperm in a laboratory, and then transferring one or more of the resulting embryos into the uterus. It’s a common procedure for those struggling to conceive naturally.
The first reported birth from this technique was in 1978.
IVF, like any medical procedure, comes with potential risks. While these risks are generally low, it’s important to be aware of them. For a comprehensive understanding of the potential risks associated with IVF, it’s highly recommended to consult with the fertility specialists at Fertility First during your initial appointment. They can provide you with personalised information and guidance based on your specific circumstances.
Selecting the right Sydney IVF clinic for your IVF treatment is a significant decision. Consider factors such as the clinic’s experience, success rates, services offered, location, cost, and patient reviews. To make an informed choice, speak with the fertility specialists at Fertility First Sydney to help determine if the clinic is a good fit for you.
IVF News & Information
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Are IVF babies normal?
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