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IVF in Western Australia: clinics, costs, Medicare and public access
Compare IVF clinics in Western Australia, including estimated out-of-pocket cycle costs, public IVF access, success-rate context, medication costs and common add-ons.
Quick answer
Updated May 2026Western Australia has 6 clinic records in the TreatCompare AU IVF dataset. The median IVF out-of-pocket cost after typical Medicare rebates is A$5,196.
- 1 public route; typical wait 12-24 months
- Typical medication estimate: A$125-A$225 for general patients if PBS eligible.
- Ask clinics for an itemised quote covering ICSI, PGT-A, storage, transfer and anaesthetist fees.
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Compare the full IVF cost, not just the advertised cycle price
- Medication, scans, ICSI, embryo freezing and storage may be extra.
- Some clinics advertise lower base prices but higher add-ons.
- Success-rate context matters alongside price.
Cost breakdown in Western Australia
Use this table to separate the clinic out-of-pocket figure from medicines and add-ons. Final clinic quotes can vary by treatment plan, Medicare eligibility and Safety Net timing.
| Cost item | Typical figure | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| IVF cycle out-of-pocket | A$5,196 | Clinic fee less typical Medicare rebate, before Safety Net effects |
| Medication | A$125-A$225 | PBS eligibility, number of scripts and concession status |
| Frozen embryo transfer | A$2,576 | Thaw, monitoring, medication and transfer fees |
| Likely private cycle budget | A$5,321-A$5,421 | Base out-of-pocket plus medicines and possible ICSI |
Clinics in Western Australia
| Clinic | Locations | IVF OOP | Under 35 rate | Access route |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adora Fertility Adora Fertility | Perth | Not published | 30% | Adora Fixed-Fee IVF |
| City Fertility Virtus Health | Perth | Not published | 33% | City Fertility Affordable IVF |
| Concept Fertility Independent | Subiaco, Joondalup | Not published | 32% | Private clinic fees |
| Fertility North Independent | Joondalup, Perth CBD | Not published | 33% | Private clinic fees |
| Fertility Specialists of Western Australia Independent | Claremont, Bunbury | A$5,196 out of pocket | 35% | Private clinic fees |
| Monash IVF Monash IVF Group | Perth | Not published | 34% | Monash IVF Access |
All 8 accredited fertility clinics in Western Australia
Births per embryo that is transferred, treatment year 2023, for every Western Australia site on the Australian accredited register — not only the clinics with a published price. The figure below each rate is the publisher’s prediction range. Listed alphabetically; TreatCompare does not rank or recommend clinics.
| Clinic | Under 35 | 35 to 38 | 39 to 42 | Publishes fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National figure | 36.9% | 31.1% | 19.3% | — |
| Adora Fertility Perth Craigie | 33%29.6–36.5% | 28%24.2–32.1% | 12.6%9.7–16.2% | Not published |
| Concept Fertility Centre Subiaco | 34.4%29.4–39.7% | 26.3%21.6–31.7% | 15.9%11.7–21.3% | Published |
| Fertility North Joondalup | 36.4%32.1–40.9% | 23.9%19.5–28.9% | 14.1%11.2–17.7% | Not published |
| Fertility Specialists of Western Australia Applecross Applecross | 35.2%28.6–42.4% | 33.3%26.4–41% | 13.4%7.9–21.9% | Published |
| Fertility Specialists of Western Australia Claremont Claremont | 38.9%34.3–43.7% | 36.1%31.2–41.3% | 22.9%18–28.7% | Published |
| Genea Perth Wembley | 44.6%40.2–49.2% | 43.1%38.1–48.3% | 32.5%27.3–38.2% | Not published |
| Monash IVF West West Leederville | 36.1%31.1–41.4% | 29.7%24.5–35.5% | 16.7%12.4–22.1% | Not published |
| Oasis Fertility Centre South Perth | — | — | — | Published |
Source: YourIVFSuccess (UNSW NPESU, from ANZARD), funded by the Australian Government. Retrieved 2026-07-29. 7 of 8 Western Australia sites publish a figure for this measure; an absent figure generally means too few reported cycles for a meaningful prediction range, not a poor result. No success rates are reported for women over 42, due to the small number of cycles in that age group. 4 of 8 publish a readable fee table on their own website — open a clinic to see its figures and whether they are before or after the Medicare rebate.
Public IVF access in Western Australia
WA has minimal public IVF access. King Edward Memorial Hospital offers limited fertility services. Most WA patients use private clinics (Fertility North, Concept Fertility, FSWA).
Hospitals or routes listed
- King Edward Memorial Hospital (limited)
Typical criteria to check
- Must hold a valid Medicare card
- Referred by a specialist
- Strict medical criteria apply
- BMI under 35
Western Australia IVF FAQs
How much does IVF cost in Western Australia?
The median IVF out-of-pocket cost in Western Australia is A$5,196 after typical Medicare rebates across the TreatCompare clinic dataset. Medication, ICSI, PGT-A, embryo freezing, storage and anaesthetist fees can still change the final bill.
Is public IVF available in Western Australia?
1 public route; typical wait 12-24 months. WA has minimal public IVF access. King Edward Memorial Hospital offers limited fertility services. Most WA patients use private clinics (Fertility North, Concept Fertility, FSWA).
How many IVF clinics are there in Western Australia?
Western Australia has 8 clinics on the Australian accredited fertility register, of which 7 trade under a provider group TreatCompare holds published prices for. The priced comparison on this page covers 6 clinic records and 9 listed locations; the register table covers all 8, because a published price is not the same thing as an available clinic.
What should I ask IVF clinics in Western Australia before paying?
Ask for a written quote showing clinic fee, Medicare rebate, medication estimate, ICSI, PGT-A, anaesthetist, hospital, frozen embryo transfer and storage fees. Also ask what happens if a cycle is cancelled before egg collection.
Are IVF medicines subsidised in Western Australia?
Most standard IVF stimulation medicines are PBS-subsidised for eligible ART treatment. A typical cycle is estimated at A$125-A$225 for general patients or A$39-A$69 for concession card holders.
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How this page is sourced
Sources
- Published fertility clinic price pages
- RTAC clinic information
- Medicare Benefits Schedule and PBS context
- Western Australia public IVF access information
- TreatCompare compiled Australian IVF pricing dataset
Methodology: We compare published clinic fees, typical Medicare rebate assumptions, public IVF access information and clinic service details. State medians are based on listed clinics operating in the state or territory.
Caveat: This page is for cost comparison and planning. It is not medical, legal or insurance advice.