Part I: Select Hospital
Choosing the right hospital for you is the first step to calculate the cost of the third generation IVF. The pricing policies and service quality of different hospitals are very different, so you need to compare the fees and services of different hospitals in detail.
First of all, considering the cost, we suggest you choose a medical institution with reasonable price and good reputation. Large public hospitals usually have rich resources and experience, which is relatively cheaper. Private hospitals may be more expensive, but may provide more personalized services.
Secondly, the professional level of doctors and technical teams should also be considered when selecting hospitals. Ask the doctor whether he is an expert in IVF, and understand the technical strength of the hospital. You can obtain relevant information by searching the Internet, consulting other families' experience or consulting gynecological experts.
Part II: Inspection expenses
When calculating the cost of the third generation IVF, you also need to take into account the inspection costs required to accept the process.
First, you need to carry out a series of gynecological examinations to determine whether you are suitable for IVF technology. These tests may include blood tests, endocrine hormone tests, ovarian ultrasound tests, etc. The cost of each examination item may be different, and the specific cost can be consulted with the relevant department of the hospital.
Secondly, to ensure the success of IVF, you may need to dialysis eggs or sperm. These operations will also incur additional costs, so you also need to calculate these costs.
Part III: Assisted reproductive technology costs
When calculating the cost of the third generation IVF, you also need to consider the cost of assisted reproductive technology itself.
First, the most important cost is the cost of in vitro fertilization (IVF). This process includes egg retrieval, sperm retrieval, in vitro fertilization and embryo implantation. The cost of IVF is usually the largest expense in IVF.
Secondly, if you need to further carry out embryo screening or pre test tube genetic diagnosis (PGD) and other technologies, you also need to pay related fees. These techniques are designed to screen embryos for certain genetic diseases or chromosomal abnormalities in order to improve the success rate of IVF.
Finally, you also need to consider the costs of hormone therapy, frozen embryo preservation and repeated costs of unsuccessful cycles.
Part IV: Medical insurance coverage
When calculating the cost of the third generation IVF, medical insurance coverage should also be considered.
First, check whether medical insurance covers IVF related expenses. Different medical insurance policies may have different coverage and reimbursement rates for IVF.
Secondly, we need to know whether the insurance covers the cost of assisted reproductive technology, such as IVF, PGD, etc. Some insurance companies may limit the reimbursement scope of these technologies, or even refuse to reimburse them.
To sum up, the cost of the third generation IVF needs to consider the selection of hospitals, examination costs, assisted reproductive technology costs and medical insurance coverage. Through reasonable planning and budget, you can better prepare for your IVF dream.
