Egg Freezing Costs

Egg Freezing Cycle

We know that thinking about the cost and payment process of egg freezing can seem overwhelming. At Evolve, we strive to make everything as simple as possible — including the financial parts.

Here, we break it down for you transparently — so you know what’s covered, what’s not, and your financing options. And if you still have questions or want to talk it out, we have an Evolve team member dedicated to helping you navigate the cost and payments. Reach out today to learn more.

Initial Consultation

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Fertility Testing

Most diagnostic testing is covered by OHIP (except AMH which is $125)

Egg Freezing Cycle

$8,600

Fertility Medications

$3,000 to $5,000+ (depending on your protocol)

Annual Storage

$2000 for 5 years, payable at the time of freezing OR $600 per year starting 1 year after freezing

Payment Policy

The payment for your egg freezing cycle must be made in full before you start the stimulation phase. All fees are in Canadian funds and are subject to change.

Financing Options

We don’t want financial considerations to stand in the way of your future family dreams. That’s why we are excited to be partnering with fertility financing specialists Beautifi Financing. Learn more about the financing process.

Medical Coverage for Fertility Treatments

Many medical procedures involved in your egg retrieval are covered by private insurance. Please review your private plan, if you have one, to see if it covers fertility treatments
Before you begin, please ask your insurance company to provide you with a written explanation of what your specific coverage includes. It will be helpful to know what they cover as you prepare to make this important decision.
Check with your employers to see if you have options. Things like “Flex benefits” or a “Healthcare Spending Account” may help off-set some costs.
Finally, do you think fertility treatment coverage at your company would be beneficial? Reach out to talk about getting it listed on your company policy.

Fertility Medication

The stimulation part of your egg freezing cycle will need special fertility medications. Costs for fertility medications will vary. You may have full coverage, partial coverage, or no coverage for medication, depending on your extended health plan.
Your insurance company may need pre-authorization regarding your medications. Your Evolve team can provide you with a letter for your insurance provider that outlines the medications that are part of your treatment and include the DINs (Drug Identification Numbers).
Always check with your insurance plan to determine if there are total amount limits, total treatment cycle limits, yearly limits, or lifetime limits. Do this before you submit a claim, so that you can optimize your coverage.

Egg Freezing and Your Income Taxes

Fertility treatments qualify as deductible medical expenses on your income tax return. This tax credit can help you reduce the impact of medical costs. In all cases, please check with your personal accountant for further details and to confirm eligibility.

Allowable fertility medical expenses on your income tax include:

Invest in Your Future with Evolve

At Evolve, we know that egg freezing can be a big step and you likely have questions — so we’re here to help. Our team will walk you through everything you need to know — from the egg freezing process and insurance coverage to financing, medical expenses or more. Reach out today to chat with an Evolve nurse.

“So, when is the best time to freeze your eggs? The answer is today! You’re never more fertile than you are now. For patients with a low ovarian reserve, the sooner you can freeze your eggs, the better. For patients with a high ovarian reserve, choosing to freeze your eggs now will give ‘future you’ more options when it comes to your reproductive choices.”

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