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Monash IVF — IVF Prices & Success Rates

Monash IVF is part of Monash IVF Group, with 13 locations in VIC, QLD, NSW, ACT, SA, WA, NT, TAS. IVF from $7,200 out-of-pocket after Medicare.

RTAC AccreditedMonash IVF AccessMonash IVF Group

Full pricing breakdown

TreatmentFeeMedicare rebateOut-of-pocket
Initial consultation$300$77$223

IVF cycle (standard)

Advertised: $7,000 | True cost: $10,200

$10,200$3,000$7,200
ICSI add-on+$1,700+$1,700
Egg freezing$6,200$0$6,200
Frozen embryo transfer (FET)$2,600$950$1,650
IUI (insemination)$1,400$400$1,000
PGT-A (per embryo)$600$600
Embryo storage (annual)$400$400
Egg storage (annual)$400$400
Anaesthetist$700$250$450

Estimated medications

PBS subsidised — copay may apply

~$2,200PBS subsidyVaries

Out-of-pocket estimates assume standard Medicare rebates before the Safety Net threshold is reached. Actual costs may vary. Prices last verified April 2026.

Success rates — live birth rate per cycle started

Under 35

34%

+0pp above avg

National avg: 34%

35–39

25%

+0pp above avg

National avg: 25%

40+

11%

+0pp above avg

National avg: 11%

Source: ANZARD 2023 annual report. Success rates vary by individual patient factors including age, diagnosis, and treatment protocol. Rates shown are for autologous fresh + frozen cycles. Always ask your clinic for age-specific and diagnosis-specific outcomes.

Access & affordability programs

Monash IVF Access~$4,800/cycle

Monash IVF offers the Monash IVF Access program for eligible patients, providing IVF at a reduced cost of approximately $4,800 per cycle, compared to the standard out-of-pocket of $7,200. Eligibility criteria apply — contact Monash IVF directly for details.

Medicare & Safety Net at Monash IVF

Medicare rebates per cycle

  • IVF cycle rebate: $3,000
  • FET rebate: $950
  • Consultation rebate: $77
  • Anaesthetist rebate: $250

Safety Net impact over multiple cycles

The Medicare Safety Net threshold is $2,544.30 per year. Once reached, Medicare pays 80% of out-of-pocket costs above the schedule fee.

At Monash IVF, you would likely reach the Safety Net threshold during your first IVF cycle (gap: $7,200). Subsequent cycles and FETs in the same calendar year would benefit from significantly higher rebates, reducing out-of-pocket costs by 30–50%.

Monash IVF locations

Richmond

VIC

Clayton

VIC

Hawthorn

VIC

Sale

VIC

Geelong

VIC

Brisbane

QLD

Gold Coast

QLD

Sydney

NSW

Canberra

ACT

Adelaide

SA

Perth

WA

Darwin

NT

Hobart

TAS

About Monash IVF

Australia's largest IVF group with 13+ clinics nationally. Publicly listed (ASX: MVF). Offers access program for eligible patients. Strong presence in VIC, QLD, and nationally through affiliates including TasIVF and Repromed.

Group: Monash IVF GroupRTAC: AccreditedLocations: 13monashivf.com

Compare with other clinics in VIC, QLD, NSW, ACT, SA, WA, NT, TAS

ClinicIVF OOPFET OOP

Monash IVF (this clinic)

$7,200$1,650
Number 1 Fertility

Independent

$600$400
Adora Fertility

Adora Fertility

$4,400$1,200
Primary IVF

Independent

$4,700$1,100
Next Generation Fertility

Independent

$6,100$1,250
Fertility Solutions

Independent

$6,300$1,250
Fertility Plus

Independent

$6,400$1,250
Newlife IVF

Independent

$6,500$1,400
Westmead Fertility Centre

Western Sydney Local Health District

$6,500$1,300
Fertility North

Independent

$6,600$1,500
Concept Fertility

Independent

$6,600$1,500
City Fertility

Virtus Health

$6,800$1,500
Life Fertility Clinic

Independent

$6,900$1,350
Flinders Fertility

Independent

$6,900$1,600
Fertility First

Independent

$7,000$1,500
Canberra Fertility Centre

Independent

$7,000$1,500
Eve Health

Independent

$7,100$1,450
TasIVF

Monash IVF Group

$7,100$1,600
Virtus Health Tasmania

Virtus Health

$7,200$1,500
Fertility SA

Monash IVF Group

$7,300$1,650
Rainbow Fertility

Independent

$7,400$1,600
Demeter Fertility

Independent

$7,400$1,800
Queensland Fertility Group

Virtus Health

$7,500$1,750
Repromed Darwin

Monash IVF Group

$7,500$1,500
IVFAustralia

Virtus Health

$7,700$1,800
Sydney IVF

Virtus Health

$7,900$1,800
Melbourne IVF

Virtus Health

$8,100$1,900
Fertility Specialists of Western Australia

Independent

$8,400$2,000
Genea

Genea Limited

$8,800$2,100

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Frequently asked questions about Monash IVF

How much does IVF cost at Monash IVF?
A standard IVF cycle at Monash IVF is advertised from $7,000, but the true cost including hospital and lab fees is approximately $10,200. After a Medicare rebate of ~$3,000, the typical out-of-pocket cost is $7,200 per cycle. Stimulation medications ($2,200), anaesthetist fees ($700), and storage are additional.
What are Monash IVF's IVF success rates?
Monash IVF reports live birth rates of 34% for patients under 35, 25% for ages 35-39, and 11% for ages 40+. The national average is 34% (under 35). Source: ANZARD 2023 annual report.
Does Medicare cover IVF at Monash IVF?
Yes. Medicare provides a rebate of approximately $3,000 per IVF cycle at Monash IVF, reducing the out-of-pocket from $10,200 to approximately $7,200. The initial consultation costs $300 with a $77 Medicare rebate (gap: $223). The Medicare Safety Net provides further rebates after $2,544.30 in annual gap fees.
Where is Monash IVF located?
Monash IVF has 13 clinics in VIC, QLD, NSW, ACT, SA, WA, NT, TAS: Richmond, VIC; Clayton, VIC; Hawthorn, VIC; Sale, VIC; Geelong, VIC; Brisbane, QLD; Gold Coast, QLD; Sydney, NSW; Canberra, ACT; Adelaide, SA; Perth, WA; Darwin, NT; Hobart, TAS.
Does Monash IVF offer an affordable IVF program?
Yes. Monash IVF offers the Monash IVF Access program at approximately $4,800 per cycle for eligible patients. This is lower than the standard IVF out-of-pocket of $7,200.

Disclaimer

Prices shown for Monash IVF are indicative and based on publicly available fee schedules as of April 2026. Actual costs may vary depending on your individual treatment plan, medications, and additional procedures. Medicare rebates are estimates based on current MBS schedule fees. Always request a detailed quote from Monash IVF before commencing treatment. Prescription treatments require a valid Australian prescription from an AHPRA-registered practitioner. This site does not provide medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any treatment.