Fee Guide
We are committed to providing transparency in our fees. Choose the treatment scenario that best applies to you for an outline of the possible costs. As every patient’s journey is unique, you may wish to consult with our team about your specific treatment plan. Initial consultation, follow up visits and most investigations (e.g. bloodwork, HSG, sperm test) are usually covered by provincial healthcare. Out-of-country patients and initial phone consultations may be subject to a fee.
- Letrozole tablets: $70 – $150 (DIN 02343657)
- Clomiphene tablets: $51 – $71
- IUI (includes sperm wash and insemination): $600
- Ultrasound monitoring (optional): $500
- IUI (includes sperm wash and insemination): $600
- Ultrasound monitoring: $500
- Injection teaching: $200
- Medications: varies (Approx. $1000 – $2000)
- Gonal F 300 IU (DIN 02270404), Puregon 300 IU (DIN 02243948)
- Donor sperm orientation (includes counselor visit fee): $400
- IUI (includes sperm wash and insemination): $600
- Donor sperm: varies (Approx. $700 – $1000 per unit)
- Donor handling fee: $100
- Annual storage fee: $420
- IVF cycle fee: $9000
- Medications: varies (Approx. $3000 – $7000)
- Some of the medications used for this treatment:
- Gonal F 450 (DIN 02270390), Puregon 600 (DIN 02243948), Menopur (DIN 02283093)
- Orgalutran (DIN 02245641), Cetrotide (DIN 02247766), Lupron (DIN 00727695)
- Prometrium (DIN 02166704)
- Annual storage fee: $400
- IVF + ICSI cycle fee: $10,500
- Medications: varies (Approx. $3000 – $7000)
- Some of the medications used for this treatment:
- Gonal F 450 (DIN 02270390), Puregon 600 (DIN 02243948), Menopur (DIN 02283093)
- Orgalutran (DIN 02245641), Cetrotide (DIN 02247766), Lupron (DIN 00727695)
- Prometrium (DIN 02166704)
- Annual storage fee: $400
- IVF + ICSI + PGT-A cycle fee: $12,500
- Medications: varies (Approx. $3000 – $7000)
- Some of the medications used for this treatment:
- Gonal F 450 (DIN 02270390), Puregon 600 (DIN 02243948), Menopur (DIN 02283093)
- Orgalutran (DIN 02245641), Cetrotide (DIN 02247766), Lupron (DIN 00727695)
- Prometrium (DIN 02166704)
- Annual storage fee: $400
- FET cycle fee: $2000
- Medications: varies (Approx. $500 – $1800)
- Some of the medications used for this treatment:
- Prometrium (DIN 02166704), Estrace DIN (02148595)
- Egg freezing cycle fee: $7600
- Medications: varies (Approx. $3000 – $7000)
- Some of the medications used for this treatment:
- Gonal F 450 (DIN 02270390), Puregon 600 (DIN 02243948), Menopur (DIN 02283093)
- Orgalutran (DIN 02245641), Cetrotide (DIN 02247766)
- Annual storage fee: $400
- Egg Thaw & ICSI (due when ready to fertilize the eggs): $6000
- Sperm screening test $150
- Sperm functional assessment $300
- Sperm Screen w/ Antibodies $200
- Sperm DNA fragmentation: varies
- TESE/PESE $3700
- ICSI with TESE sperm $2000
- Sperm freezing $800
- Total cycle fee ~ $20,000 – $24,000. Varies with treatment plan and egg bank choice.
- Varies with each patient’s specific scenario. Please contact us for details.
- Non Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) $650
- Satellite administrative fee: $500
- Ultrasound: $300
- Estradiol: $150
- Sonohysterogram (SHG): $450
Are fertility procedures deductible as a medical expense?
Qualifying medical expenses under the income tax act could include the cost of laboratory, radiological and other diagnostic procedures or services, with necessary interpretations, for maintaining health, preventing disease or assisting in the diagnosis or treatment by a medical practitioner. Examples of such expenses, which may not be covered by provincial health insurance, are:
- the in-vitro fertilization procedure;
- daily ultrasound and blood tests once the in-vitro procedure has begun;
- anesthetist fees; and
- cycle monitoring fees. The above is not an all inclusive list and you should consult with your accountant to determine the deductibility of your fertility treatment costs.
Claiming Fertility Expenses on Taxes
**This info sheet is for reference only. To find out if this is applicable to your claim, please consult with your accountant.**
All Prices in Canadian Funds. Prices subject to change.
Financing Options
In addition to contacting your personal banking institution, PCRM is affiliated with three financial institutions. Please contact them directly to discuss your financing needs.
Scotiabank at the Edmonton CBC & Main Branch provides preferred rates on unsecured Lines of Credit exclusively for our patients.
Please contact:
Anisa Hersi
Financial Advisor
780-448-7617
-or-
Nausheen Bhojani
Financial Advisor
780-448-7827
Credit Medical and iFinance Medical provide loans for the healthcare industry.