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IVF Clinic Directory Australia 2026

Every accredited Australian fertility clinic, with the fees each one publishes and the basis of every figure. Published out-of-pocket cycle prices run from A$4,735 to A$7,599 across the 4 operators that publish one. Success rates come from the ANZARD register and are published per clinic.

29

RTAC clinics

A$4,735

Lowest published OOP

41

Clinics publishing fees

83

Total locations

All operators — listed alphabetically

Adora Fertility

NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, ACT — Adora Fertility

No published fee

RTACAdora Fixed-Fee IVF
<35: 30%35-39: 21%40+: 9%live birth rate

Budget-focused IVF with transparent fixed-fee pricing. 7 locations nationally. IVF from ~$4,500. Good option for cost-conscious patients. Simpler protocols may mean fewer add-ons.

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Canberra Fertility Centre

ACT

No published fee

RTAC

ACT's only local fertility clinic. Independent practice. Saves Canberra patients from travelling to Sydney. Mid-range pricing. Full IVF, ICSI, and egg freezing services.

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City Fertility

QLD, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, ACT — Virtus Health

No published fee

RTACCity Fertility Affordable IVF
<35: 33%35-39: 24%40+: 10%live birth rate

Part of Virtus Health. Mid-range pricing with 10+ locations nationally. Strong presence in QLD with regional clinics. Offers affordable IVF packages.

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Concept Fertility

WA

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 32%35-39: 23%40+: 10%live birth rate

Perth-based independent fertility clinic. Competitive pricing for WA. Offers full range of fertility services.

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Demeter Fertility

NSW

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 35%35-39: 26%40+: 11%live birth rate

Boutique Sydney fertility clinic. Strong donor egg and surrogacy support programs. Personalised care with experienced specialists. Known for complex cases.

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Eve Health

QLD

No published fee

RTAC

Integrated women's health and fertility clinic in Brisbane. Gynaecology, fertility, and pregnancy care under one roof. Holistic approach with fertility counselling included.

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Fertility First

NSW

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 33%35-39: 24%40+: 10%live birth rate

Established Sydney south fertility clinic serving St George and Sutherland areas. Experienced team. Mid-range pricing. Convenient for southern Sydney patients.

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Fertility North

WA

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 33%35-39: 24%40+: 10%live birth rate

Western Australia's largest fertility clinic. Independent practice. Competitive regional pricing. Two Perth locations.

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Fertility Plus

NSW

No published fee

RTAC

Regional NSW fertility clinic serving Newcastle, Hunter Valley, and Central Coast. Saves patients from travelling to Sydney. Regional pricing typically lower than Sydney clinics.

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Fertility SA

SA — Monash IVF Group

No published fee

RTACRepromed Access
<35: 33%35-39: 24%40+: 10%live birth rate

Formerly Repromed. Part of Monash IVF Group. Adelaide's leading fertility clinic with strong success rates and long track record. Two SA locations.

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Fertility Solutions

QLD

No published fee

RTAC

Only RTAC-accredited fertility clinic north of Brisbane. Serves Sunshine Coast, Wide Bay, and Central Queensland. Regional pricing lower than Brisbane. Essential for patients who cannot travel to Brisbane regularly.

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Fertility Specialists of Western Australia

WA

A$5,196

Out of pocket

RTAC
<35: 35%35-39: 26%40+: 12%live birth rate

Premium WA fertility clinic. Higher pricing but strong success rates. Regional clinic in Bunbury serves south-west WA.

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Flinders Fertility

SA

A$4,735

Out of pocket

RTAC
<35: 32%35-39: 23%40+: 10%live birth rate

South Australia's dedicated fertility centre based at Flinders Medical Centre. Independent practice with strong academic links.

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Genea

NSW — Genea Limited

A$4,522

Basis not stated

RTAC
<35: 38%35-39: 28%40+: 13%live birth rate

Premium Sydney fertility clinic. Pioneer of IVF technology in Australia. Known for Geri time-lapse incubator. Research-active with strong success rates. Higher pricing reflects premium service and technology.

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IVFAustralia

NSW, ACT — Virtus Health

No published fee

RTACVirtus Affordable IVF
<35: 35%35-39: 26%40+: 12%live birth rate

Part of Virtus Health, Australia's largest fertility group. Multiple locations across NSW and ACT. Offers Affordable IVF program at ~$5,000 for eligible patients. Comprehensive range of services.

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Life Fertility Clinic

QLD

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 34%35-39: 25%40+: 10%live birth rate

Independent Brisbane fertility clinic. Alternative to QFG/Virtus. Offers PGT-A. Known for personalised treatment plans and accessible specialists.

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Melbourne IVF

VIC — Virtus Health

A$7,599

Out of pocket

RTACVirtus Affordable IVF
<35: 36%35-39: 27%40+: 12%live birth rate

Victoria's largest fertility clinic. Part of Virtus Health. Well-known brand with strong research background. Offers affordable IVF access program. Multiple regional locations.

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Monash IVF

VIC, QLD, NSW, ACT, SA, WA, NT, TAS — Monash IVF Group

No published fee

RTACMonash IVF Access
<35: 34%35-39: 25%40+: 11%live birth rate

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.

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Newlife IVF

VIC

A$5,463.20

Out of pocket

RTAC
<35: 34%35-39: 25%40+: 10%live birth rate

Growing Melbourne clinic with competitive pricing. Founded by experienced IVF specialists. Patient-centred approach with smaller clinic feel. Good option for patients wanting a non-corporate experience.

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Next Generation Fertility

VIC

No published fee

RTAC

Newer Melbourne clinic with competitive pricing. Focus on evidence-based treatment without unnecessary add-ons. Transparent pricing published online.

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Number 1 Fertility

VIC, NSW

A$4,939

Before Medicare

RTACBulk-billing
<35: 30%35-39: 22%40+: 9%live birth rate

Lower-cost independent fertility clinic with published VIC and NSW pricing. Current published estimates list a stimulated IVF cycle with fresh embryo transfer at about $4,733.50 out of pocket for an initial calendar-year cycle, before ancillary day surgery, anaesthetist, medication and cryopreservation fees. Verify current costs on the clinic website before booking.

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Primary IVF

NSW

No published fee

RTAC

Low-cost IVF model in Sydney. Transparent fixed pricing. One of the most affordable options in NSW. Smaller clinic with limited add-on services.

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Queensland Fertility Group

QLD — Virtus Health

No published fee

RTACQFG Access IVF
<35: 34%35-39: 25%40+: 11%live birth rate

Queensland's leading IVF clinic. Part of Virtus Health. Strong local reputation. Offers access program for eligible patients.

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Rainbow Fertility

NSW, VIC

No published fee

RTAC

Australia's leading LGBTQ+ fertility clinic. Specialist experience with same-sex couples, single parents by choice, and transgender patients. Comprehensive donor programs. Inclusive and supportive environment.

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Repromed Darwin

NT — Monash IVF Group

A$4,981.15

Basis not stated

RTAC

Northern Territory's only fertility clinic. Part of Monash IVF Group. Satellite service — some procedures require travel to Adelaide. Essential for NT patients who cannot travel interstate for every appointment.

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Sydney IVF

NSW — Virtus Health

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 36%35-39: 27%40+: 12%live birth rate

Part of Virtus Health. Established Sydney brand with strong reputation. Access to Virtus Affordable IVF program. Research partnerships with UNSW.

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TasIVF

TAS — Monash IVF Group

No published fee

RTAC
<35: 31%35-39: 22%40+: 9%live birth rate

Tasmania's only dedicated IVF clinic. Part of Monash IVF Group. Patients avoid needing to travel interstate for fertility treatment.

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Virtus Health Tasmania

TAS — Virtus Health

No published fee

RTAC

Virtus Health's Tasmanian operation. Operates alongside TasIVF brand. Launceston satellite clinic reduces travel for northern Tasmania patients. Access to Virtus Affordable IVF program.

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Westmead Fertility Centre

NSW — Western Sydney Local Health District

No published fee

RTAC

Public hospital fertility centre with private treatment arm. Part of Westmead Hospital campus. Access to public IVF pathway (long wait) and private treatment. Teaching hospital with research focus.

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IVF clinics by state

What Australian clinics publish

41 of 97 accredited clinics publish a fee table that can be read from their own website — 150 figures in total. Below is the median of the out-of-pocket figures, meaning what the clinic says remains after the Medicare rebate. Only treatments with at least four separately published figures on that same basis are shown.

The count below is fee schedules, not clinics. Several Australian groups run many sites off one fee schedule — City Fertility publishes one for eleven clinics — so counting each site separately would let one company’s prices look like a market. Repeated figures from the same operator are collapsed to one before any median is taken.

Median published out-of-pocket price by treatment across Australian fertility clinics
TreatmentMedianRange publishedFee schedules
IVF cycleA$4,553A$2,862.55A$7,5996across 8 clinics
IVF cycle including ICSIA$5,651.40A$3,417.25A$8,3697across 8 clinics
Frozen embryo transferA$2,214.85A$1,428A$3,0398across 20 clinics

How to read these figures

  • All of them are out of pocket after the Medicare rebate. Of the 150 figures captured, 111 are on that basis, 21 are clinic fees before any rebate and 18 are published without saying which. Only the first group is used here.
  • A published fee is rarely the whole bill. Medicines, anaesthetist fees, day-surgery fees, embryo storage and add-ons are usually charged separately.
  • Treatments where clinics’ published figures were found to describe different things — IUI, egg collection, genetic testing and embryo storage — are left out of this table rather than averaged into a misleading number. They still appear on each clinic’s own page, with that clinic’s wording and source.
  • The 56 clinics not represented here mostly publish no fee table at all. That is a gap in what clinics publish, not a judgement about their prices.

Source: TreatCompare AU clinic fee ingest, 2026-08-03. Read from each clinic’s own published table; no figure is estimated, converted or adjusted.

Every accredited clinic on the Australian register

The tables above cover the 29 operators TreatCompare holds published prices for. The Australian accredited register lists 97 individual clinics, and outcomes are published per clinic, not per group. 79 of them publish a headline success rate; the rest report too few cycles for one, which is not the same as a poor result. 41 publish a readable fee table on their own website and are marked below; no price is ever inferred for a clinic from its group. Listed alphabetically within each state.

New South Wales33 accredited clinics

Victoria22 accredited clinics

Queensland24 accredited clinics

South Australia4 accredited clinics

Western Australia8 accredited clinics

Tasmania2 accredited clinics

Australian Capital Territory3 accredited clinics

Northern Territory1 accredited clinic

Source: YourIVFSuccess (UNSW NPESU, from ANZARD), funded by the Australian Government. Retrieved 2026-07-29. Listed alphabetically, not ranked.

Frequently asked questions

How many IVF clinics are in Australia?
TreatCompare tracks 29 major RTAC-accredited IVF clinics across Australia, covering all states and territories. These clinics operate from 60+ locations nationally.
Which is the lower-cost IVF clinic in Australia?
Of the 4 operators whose clinics publish a comparable out-of-pocket cycle price, Flinders Fertility publishes the lowest at A$4,735 out of pocket. That covers only the groups that publish: most Australian clinics publish no fee schedule at all, so it is not a ranking of the whole market. Medicines, anaesthetist fees, day-surgery fees and storage are charged separately.
What should I look for when choosing an IVF clinic?
Key factors include: RTAC accreditation (all clinics listed here are accredited), success rates for your age group, total out-of-pocket cost (not just the advertised fee), location convenience, access programs for affordability, and the range of services offered (PGT-A, egg freezing, etc.).
Do all IVF clinics accept Medicare?
Yes, all RTAC-accredited IVF clinics in Australia provide Medicare rebates for eligible IVF treatments. The rebate amount varies slightly by clinic (typically $2,800–$3,200 per cycle). The gap between the clinic fee and the Medicare rebate is your out-of-pocket cost.
What is the Medicare Safety Net for IVF?
The Medicare Safety Net provides additional rebates once your annual out-of-pocket gap fees exceed $2,699.10. After reaching this threshold, Medicare pays 80% of future gap fees. Most patients reach this threshold during their first IVF cycle, making subsequent cycles significantly lower-cost.

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. Prices shown are indicative and based on publicly available fee schedules as of April 2026. Out-of-pocket estimates assume standard Medicare rebates before the Safety Net threshold. Always request a detailed quote from your chosen clinic.