RFC Organization Overview/Cost estimates

RFC IVF cost and cost estimate

Distinguish between hospital cost estimates, LAIVF service fees and third-party expenses, and understand the items that need to be confirmed.

Special reading

Expense description, further understanding

RFC fee structure

This site does not have a complete individual quote available through RFC. The following is a breakdown of items when reading a medical bill, not a hospital price list.

CategoryContent
Clinical feesClinical items such as initial consultation, examination, monitoring, egg retrieval, anesthesia, and transfer.
Laboratory feesIVF/ICSI, culture, biopsy, genetic testing, freezing and thawing, etc.
MedicationIt may be settled separately by the pharmacy; the type and dosage of medication are determined by the doctor.
StorageFor the first period of storage and subsequent annual renewals, the egg and embryo items will be priced separately.
LAIVF service feesIf paid assistance is entrusted, the corresponding service content, term and amount shall be clear.
Travel and Third Party ServicesAir tickets, accommodation, transportation and separately entrusted translation, etc.

For success rate data, you need to look at the statistical conditions first

If the year, age, egg source, clinic locations and denominator are different, the numbers may not be suitable for direct comparison. You can start with the CDC's original information and ask your doctor to explain the scope relevant to your situation.

Before reading a number, first complete the context

Which patients
Age, egg source and treatment status
Which year and where
Statistical year and corresponding clinic locations
How to calculate
Calculated by cycle, egg retrieval or transfer

Clinic results require comparable reporting criteria. Population statistics do not predict an individual’s outcome.