Fees and Funding

The cost of fertility treatment varies depending on the care you need. After your consultation, we’ll provide you with a personalised treatment plan that includes a full breakdown of all costs.

You can also visit our fees and funding page or use our fee calculator for an estimate tailored to your circumstances.

Yes, this is a service we’re able to provide. Egg and/or embryo freezing and storage is available at our full-service clinics in Cambridge, Norwich and Wickford.

Egg freezing can offer you a way to preserve your eggs if you are facing medical treatment that could compromise your future fertility, or you are not ready to become pregnant just now but wish to bank some of your eggs for future use. A cycle of egg freezing involves the same treatment as for conventional IVF, except the eggs are not fertilised or transferred. The eggs that are mature enough for this process are frozen on the same day as your egg collection.

When fresh embryos are transferred during an IVF cycle, any additional embryos created – but not transferred – are often frozen. However, what we mean here is a specific treatment that involves entering an IVF cycle with the express intention of freezing all the resulting embryos. Fertility patients will now be able to store their frozen embryos, sperm and eggs for up to 55 years following a change in the law (1 July 2022). Previously storage was for just ten years.

The cost of fertility preservation treatment varies. More information can be found on our fees and funding page or via our fee calculator.

For information on freezing and female same-sex treatment costs, please see our full fee schedule on our fees and funding page. You can also use our fee calculator to get a more accurate estimate of your treatment costs.

The cost of fertility treatment varies greatly; for information on specific treatments please see our fees and funding page.

The cost of self-funded fertility treatment varies depending on what diagnosis you receive. You can also use our fee calculator to get a more accurate estimate of your treatment costs.

How many cycles of IVF funding you can receive varies county to county in the East of England, you may have heard this referred to as the ‘postcode lottery’. For detailed information on funding for IVF in the East of England read our article here.

Please refer to our full fee schedule for more information on costs.

The cost of self-funded fertility treatment can vary depending on your individual diagnosis and the type of care you need. For information on specific treatments, please see our fees and funding page. You can also use our fee calculator to get a more accurate estimate of your treatment costs.

For information on male same-sex treatment costs, please see our full fee schedule on our fees and funding page. You can also use our fee calculator to get a more accurate estimate of your treatment costs.

If you’re funding your own treatment, you now have more options than ever to access the treatment you need.

You can pay as you go or use one of our insurance or financing partners including Access Fertility. More details on the options are on our Fees & Funding pages.

IVF treatment costs can vary because no two treatment plans are exactly the same. Factors such as the type of IVF recommended, the use of medication, laboratory techniques and whether treatment involves donor eggs or sperm can all affect overall cost. 

Some people may also need preliminary tests or extra support as treatment progresses. Knowing that costs reflect an individual treatment plan can help set realistic expectations and allow time to discuss options in detail before starting.