Our Focus is You.
Our dedicated team of fertility specialists and nurses is here to support you throughout your IVF journey.
At IVF(SG), we understand that every fertility journey is unique. Whether you are just beginning your journey to conceive or dealing with unexplained fertility conditions, our fertility care team is here to provide individualised and comprehensive care services from diagnostics to IVF treatments and holistic support.
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Your IVF Journey
Why Choose Us?
We give you all the personal attention and support you need to start a Family.
At IVF(SG), we’re committed to helping you focus on what matters most—starting your family—without the added worry of finances. We offer transparent, timely IVF treatment with a clear, all-inclusive fixed-cycle price. Our experienced team of IVF specialists works closely together to provide quality care, supporting you every step of the way as you work towards building your family.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much does fertility treatment cost?
We offer a fixed price of SGD13,888 for IVF treatment which covers:
- Preparation and management of your cycle by our fertility specialist
- A cycle and medication orientation
- Cycle monitoring through blood tests and ultrasound.
- All scientific services in the IVF laboratory
How long should I keep trying to get pregnant before I seek help from a fertility expert?
If you’re under 35 and haven’t conceived after a year of trying, or if you’re 35–39 and haven’t conceived after six months of trying, you should consult with a doctor for a fertility assessment.
What should I know about the IVF treatment at IVF(SG)?
- Consultation and fertility assessment
- Medications to stimulate a woman’s ovaries
- The collection of eggs (or oocytes) performed under anaesthesia
- Eggs are fertilised and matured in the laboratory
- A fresh embryo may be transferred to the woman’s uterus
- All remaining embryos may be frozen and transferred later. They are stored in a process called vitrification.
