Managing the cost of IVF treatment
In this video Ash Miller, CEO of Access Fertility, explains how purchasing a package of treatment can help manage the cost of IVF treatment. He says:
“Some of the stress of IVF treatment is not knowing what happens if sadly you are not successful on that first attempt. You may have to wait to get the money together again.
“With our programmes you have a fixed fee plan in place. You pay for a package of treatment at a discounted rate and gain a refund if you are not ultimately successful.
“About 90% of people that apply for one of our refund programmes are eligible for at least one of them, so the acceptance rate is very high.
“We are the market leader and we’re especially proud to work with Bourn Hall who are the largest provider of treatment in the east of England.”
The three main Access Fertility Programmes
Multi-cycle packages
Women aged under 45 having treatment with their own eggs can have two cycles of fresh IVF and unlimited associated frozen embryo transfers for a fixed price.
The benefit of this is that if patients need more than one attempt the price is less than the pay as you go equivalent and patient decision making is less affected by financial pressures.
Money-Back Guarantee packages
Women aged up to 39 having treatment with their own eggs can choose from a number of refund programme options.
Patients can opt for two or three fresh cycles with unlimited associated frozen embryo transfers for a fixed price with a money-back guarantee if they do not have a baby following these treatment cycles.
The fixed price will vary depending on the level of refund patients choose which can be 50%, 70% or 100% of their money back if they are unsuccessful at the end of the programme.
IVF Unlimited
This option is available to women aged under 38 having treatment using their own eggs. It means patients can have as many cycles as they wish in a two year period for a fixed fee and if they don’t have a baby they will receive 100% of their money back.
More information
If you have any questions for Access Fertility about funding IVF treatment and the options that might be suitable for you please visit www.accessfertility.com.