For everyone, cost is an important decision factor for fertility treatment. Fertility treatment can be expensive and each plan is different for every patient.
Your plan will be suggested by your fertility specialist after carefully studying your case, consulting and evaluating your individual challenges with fertility assessment diagnostic tests. You can see high variance amongst cases. Some of the reasons causing the same are – different medical regimes, varying number of cycles, cost of medications, additional diagnostic tests, etc.
Please discuss your recommended plan with your fertility specialist and seek clarity on the treatments covered under Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) and other insurance plans. Also, be informed about the ones not covered under any plan and which may require out of pocket expense.
Medical Consultation
All consultations with your fertility specialist are covered under Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Feel free to contact us through CReATe Fertility London to know more details on referral and appointment booking.
Fertility Assessment – Diagnostic Tests
Your Fertility Specialist will recommend you to go through various tests to assess your fertility and diagnose any underlying cause of infertility. These tests may include blood tests, hormonal panel tests, ultrasound, semen analysis, etc.
Please discuss your recommended test plan with your fertility specialist and seek clarity on the ones covered under Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) and other insurance plans. Also, be informed about the ones not covered under any plan and which may require out of pocket expense.
Provincial Funding for IVF
The Province of Ontario provides funding for one IVF cycle. This is restricted to women with an Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). This funding does not cover medication, embryo storage and other special procedures.
For more information about funding eligibility, visit health.gov.on.ca/en/public/programs/ivf/.
Insurance Plan Coverage
Coverage for medications associated with procedures depends on your specific insurance plan. We recommend speaking to your insurance provider for more information about your coverage. A list of medication and their associated Drug Identification Numbers (DIN) can be found here.
Resources to help navigate your insurance plan: navigatingyourinsurer.com
