Melbourne IVF — IVF Prices & Success Rates
Melbourne IVF is part of Virtus Health, with 4 locations in VIC. Melbourne IVF - Central publishes an IVF cycle at A$7,599 out of pocket.
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What Melbourne IVF publishes
Read from the fee pages of 2 of the 2 accredited Melbourne IVF clinics. Prices are published per clinic, not per group. This group publishes on more than one basis, so check the basis column on every row before comparing.
| Treatment | Published | Basis | Read from |
|---|---|---|---|
| IVF cycle | A$7,599across 2 clinics | Out of pocket | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| IVF cycle including ICSI | A$8,369across 2 clinics | Out of pocket | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| Frozen embryo transfer | A$3,039across 2 clinics | Out of pocket | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| IUI | A$2,226across 2 clinics | Out of pocket | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| Ovulation induction | A$404across 2 clinics | Out of pocket | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| Egg collection | A$1,578across 2 clinics | Before Medicare | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
| Genetic testing (PGT-M, monogenic) | A$945across 2 clinics | Before Medicare | Melbourne IVF - Central2026-08-03 |
Source: TreatCompare AU clinic fee ingest, 2026-08-03, read from each clinic’s own published table. No figure is estimated, converted or adjusted. A published fee is rarely the whole bill — medicines, anaesthetist fees, day-surgery fees, storage and add-ons are usually charged separately. Fee schedules change without notice.
Success rates — live birth rate per cycle started
Under 35
36%
+2pp above avg
National avg: 34%
35–39
27%
+2pp above avg
National avg: 25%
40+
12%
+1pp above avg
National avg: 11%
Source: ANZARD 2023 annual report. Success rates vary by individual patient factors including age, diagnosis, and treatment protocol. Rates shown are for autologous fresh + frozen cycles. Always ask your clinic for age-specific and diagnosis-specific outcomes.
Success rates by Melbourne IVF site
Births per embryo that is transferred, treatment year 2023, for the 2 Melbourne IVF sites on the Australian accredited register. The figure below each rate is the publisher’s prediction range. Prices on this page are the brand’s; these rates are not — they are published per site and they differ between them.
| Site | State | Under 35 | 35 to 38 | 39 to 42 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| National figure | All | 36.9% | 31.1% | 19.3% |
| Melbourne IVF - Central Collingwood | VIC | 39.2%37.1–41.4% | 32.5%30.6–34.5% | 23.1%21.1–25.2% |
| Melbourne IVF - Templestowe Templestowe Lower | VIC | — | — | — |
Source: YourIVFSuccess (UNSW NPESU, from ANZARD), funded by the Australian Government. Retrieved 2026-07-29. Listed alphabetically, not ranked. 1 of these sites has no published figure for this measure — generally too few reported cycles, not a poor result.
Access & affordability programs
Melbourne IVF offers the Virtus Affordable IVF program for eligible patients. TreatCompare previously published a per-cycle price for it that did not come from the provider, so no figure is stated here — ask Melbourne IVF what the program costs, what it excludes and who qualifies.
Medicare & Safety Net at Melbourne IVF
Medicare rebates per cycle
Medicare pays a rebate on the MBS items billed for an eligible ART cycle, and the amount depends on which items your clinic bills — not on a single national figure.
TreatCompare previously printed a per-cycle rebate, an FET rebate, a consultation rebate and an anaesthetist rebate for every operator. None of those came from the provider, so they have been removed. Ask Melbourne IVF to itemise the MBS items it bills and the rebate for each in writing.
Safety Net impact over multiple cycles
The Medicare Safety Net threshold is $2,699.10 per year. Once reached, Medicare pays 80% of out-of-pocket costs above the schedule fee.
An IVF cycle gap is commonly large enough to reach that threshold within the first cycle of a calendar year, after which later cycles and frozen embryo transfers in the same year attract higher rebates. Whether that applies to you depends on what Melbourne IVF bills and what else you have claimed that year.
Melbourne IVF locations
East Melbourne
VIC
Mt Waverley
VIC
Geelong
VIC
Ballarat
VIC
About Melbourne IVF
Victoria's largest fertility clinic. Part of Virtus Health. Well-known brand with strong research background. Offers affordable IVF access program. Multiple regional locations.
Other operators in VIC
Listed alphabetically. Only groups whose clinics publish a fee schedule show a price, and a published figure is shown with the basis the clinic stated — a fee before the Medicare rebate and an out-of-pocket figure are not comparable amounts.
| Operator | Published IVF cycle |
|---|---|
Melbourne IVF (this group) | A$7,599 out of pocket |
| Adora Fertility Adora Fertility | Not published |
| City Fertility Virtus Health | Not published |
| Monash IVF Monash IVF Group | Not published |
| Newlife IVF Independent | A$5,463.20 out of pocket |
| Next Generation Fertility Independent | Not published |
| Number 1 Fertility Independent | A$4,939 before medicare |
| Rainbow Fertility Independent | Not published |
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Disclaimer
Prices shown for Melbourne IVF are indicative and based on publicly available fee schedules as of April 2026. Actual costs may vary depending on your individual treatment plan, medications, and additional procedures. Medicare rebates are estimates based on current MBS schedule fees. Always request a detailed quote from Melbourne IVF before commencing treatment. 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.