Most people arrive at a fertility clinic without a clear picture of what is wrong or what will help. Our job is to change that before we recommend anything.

Your specialist takes a full history from you and, where relevant, your partner, and arranges the investigations needed to understand your situation — usually blood tests, imaging and semen analysis. Once we have your results, your specialist explains what they mean and sets out your options, including what each one is likely to achieve and what it will cost. Some people need IVF. Others need ovulation induction, surgery, or timed conception with medication.

If you need IVF, your specialist will talk you through what the process involves, what it costs, and what to expect at each stage.

We have options for singles and same-sex couples too and will help you navigate your choices to achieve your unique family.

Our Medical Director, Associate Professor Devini Ameratunga, holds CREI — the subspecialty qualification in reproductive endocrinology and infertility awarded by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. She sets the clinical standards the whole clinic works to.

You pay the gap between our fee and the Medicare rebate, not the full fee up front. We publish our costs, including our bulk-billed IVF program, so you can see what treatment costs before you book.

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