Everyone knows that women's age and physical condition are key factors that pose a threat to the cost of IVF in the United States, but are you aware of this? In fact, different hospitals also charge different fees. Hospitals with advanced, attentive service, top-notch medical teams, and success rates usually charge much higher fees. In fact, let's take a detailed look at what the fees for IVF hospitals in the United States include first!

Why is the cost of IVF in the United States so expensive

Based on the analysis of classic cases of in vitro fertilization in the past, the approximate expenses include transportation and accommodation expenses, diagnosis and treatment expenses, and mid to late stage care expenses. The key deductions for hospitals are the high proportion of diagnosis and treatment expenses, namely ovulation promotion, in vitro fertilization egg retrieval and sperm collection, in vitro embryo culture, and in vitro transplantation expenses, which are significantly as follows:

1. Early inspection fee ($700- $1000)

Early examination fees are optional. In addition to basic blood tests and B-ultrasound examinations, if the patient has any abnormalities in their body, both parties must conduct diagnostic tests and infectious disease tests before entering the IVF cycle.

2. Surgical treatment costs for in vitro fertilization ($1200- $2000)

The cost of surgical treatment includes three parts: IVF egg retrieval and sperm retrieval surgery, general anesthesia, and IVF transplantation. Generally, IVF hospitals in the United States have relatively low costs in this type.

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Charge Details for IVF Hospitals in the United States

3. Costs related to in vitro embryo testing laboratory ($800- $1200)

To put it bluntly, the cost of in vitro embryo testing laboratory includes in vitro fertilization (IVF), ICSI (Single Sperm Injection), which is commonly referred to as second-generation IVF, AH (Assisted Ovalization), etc.

4. PGS/pgd screening fee ($4000- $6000)

PGS/PGD screening, also known as the third generation in vitro fertilization (IVF), is mainly for patients over the age of 32 or those with genetic diseases. This fee is actually optional, and if you have no physical and mental health requirements for boys, then hospitals are not likely to have this fee.

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Hospital treatment drug costs account for a relatively large proportion of the overall cost

5. The cost of medication for in vitro fertilization ($3000- $6000)

The cost of treatment drugs accounts for a relatively large proportion of all IVF treatment costs, including ovulation promoting drugs and pre transplant treatment drugs. Generally, the price ranges from $3000 to $6000, but due to individual differences, the amount of medication used by different patients varies, resulting in varying costs.

Although there are significant differences in the level of therapeutic drugs, the United States implements the "pharmaceutical household rules and regulations". Hospitals do not sell counterfeit drugs, doctors can only prescribe, and patients need to bring prescriptions to specific drug stores to purchase drugs independently. Therefore, the medical expenses for IVF in the United States with a single cycle time are generally fixed and fixed, such as CCRH, PFC, and other clinics that are decorated with all inclusive treatment drugs, and HRC medical expenses do not exceed $7000.

In addition to the above fees, as well as other additional fees such as doctor's fees, hospital equipment and equipment service fees, the single cycle time fees for American hospitals are around 25000- $33000. In summary, there is a significant difference between the medical costs of American IVF hospitals and third-party assisted reproduction costs. In fact, it is necessary to have on-site understanding of the basic price specifications for this new project in the US sales market.

Tips: Currently, the third generation IVF technology is widely used in the United States, and the actual fees include facial examination by doctors, physical examination before surgical treatment, use of drugs to promote ovulation, monitoring of follicles, sperm collection, IVF egg collection, IVF embryo culture, PGS/PGD screening, IVF transplantation, lutein application, and blood test for pregnancy.