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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Long Island, NY
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Reality Check....Cost of Donor Eggs
Hi everyone! I'm not sure if this will be something I need to look into (on second IVF and I'm not stimming at all). I have absolutely no concept of how much it will cost to do IVF with donor eggs...could anyone give me some insight? I know the donors get paid a lot of $$$ and I'm not sure if that's the cost that we pay. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: USA
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If my mind does not fail me I believe my donor was paid only 2000.00 and we paid for her drugs, about 1800.00. I believe it usually is in a package because there are a few ultrasounds also the donor has to have and then the retrieval. So from IVF to IVF with donor eggs the additional cost was about 5-6000.00 Hope this helps
Good luck to you
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Long Island, NY
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Hmm...I don't think that could be all!! From what I've been reading online, it seems to be about 15,000-25,000....and if that's the case I'm in big trouble...I would much rather it be closer to your # but somehow I don't think it would be...
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10000-15000 post ace of hearts
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Here's our costs:
From the donor agency: Agency fee: $2500 Donor compensation: $3000 Donor Insurance: $400 (to cover if they have complications) Psych Eval: $400 Genetic Screening: $400 Blood Work: $1000-$1500 FDA Required Blood Work - $300 The agency required 1/2 of the $2500 and $3000 down and the other half will be paid upon ER. From the doctor's office: IVF Donor Package: $11,580.00 This includes Donor screens, Egg retrieval, Preparation and embryo culture, embryo transfer, and ultrasounds. ICSI (if necessary): $1700 Cryopreservation: $850 Donor anesthesia: $500 From the pharmacy: Donor meds: $1300 My meds: $500 Plus the RE's office just had to order $500 more for the donor!!! ![]() On top of that, there have been a couple of uncovered doctor's visits equalling $500 or so. So, add that up (I'd rather not!!! ) and that's how much we are paying.If you don't go through an agency that will reduce your costs. If you pick a proven donor, that can reduce costs (you don't have to pay psych or genetic screening since it has already been done), and picking a less expensive RE can reduce costs (ours is more than our first RE but we like him more and he has better stats). You can also save a lot going with donor embryos. You don't have to pay anything for the donor or her stimming, etc, so you can pay a few thousand for it rather than that crazy amount above. Of course, then you don't get the DH bio link, but if money is a factor, it is definitely something to consider. Hope this helps! Crystal |
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 85
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Sorry this was not clear.....the additional 5-6000.00 on top of the straight IVF with ICSI is what I meant so a total of about 15000.00 at our clinic. I don't like knowing how much it has cost us so this is a rough idea.
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1000-4999 post queen of hearts
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At my clinic it's $22,600 for an anonymous donor and $18,600 for a known donor. The donors get $5000 compensation.
If you use an agency for your donor, the costs go up. The one we'll probably use will be $4500 for the agency and $6000 for the donor, but my clinic will charge me less. Using an agency means more choices and the ability to have the donor be available for future contact whereas the waitlist has the advantage of a "blessed" donor ready to go when you have her profile handed to you. The clinic is helping us out by filing everything after ER to our insurance, so we'll pay about $5000 less than the standard flat fee. It is terribly expensive. I asked DH to see if he could get donor coverage added to our insurance when it gets redone in Sept, but he's shy about doing that. That would cover the donor's follie checks and egg retrieval, saving us even more $$$. best of luck, Emily |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Pittsburgh
Posts: 8
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I have frozen embryos and need guidance
I want to donate our frozen embryos through private donation. I do not want any remuneration just good parents. I am in the Pittsburgh area, my IVF does not have a program. Does anyone have any suggestions on finding a donor family ?
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Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 2,198
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You should be able to find ED agencies in your area; some do embryos donation, however, they do not advertise for it. I don't have more details though.
You could also contact all the other fertility clinics in your area. |
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