Fees

First visit due to infertility

Next visit due to infertility

SIS (Saline Infusion Sonogram) – a sonographic examination involving administration of saline solution

HyCoSy – sonographic examination with administration of special foam into the uterus (Exem Foam)

Computer-assisted sperm analysis with assessment of sperm morphology

• medical supervision over the stimulation (doctor’s appointments, ovulation ultrasound, laboratory tests before anaesthesia, estradiol, progesterone):
  • in a short protocol, starting with administration of gonadotropins;
  • in a long protocol, starting with administration of GnRH agonist;
• psychological care available;
• collection of the follicular fluid;
• general intravenous anaesthesia for collection of the follicular fluid;
• detection and assessment of egg cells in the follicular fluid;
• medical consultation following the collection of the follicular fluid;
• possibility of a telephone consultation with a physician following the procedure;
• laboratory procedures – IN VITRO fertilisation:
  • semen assessment;
  • semen preparation for in vitro fertilisation;
  • intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI);
  • monitoring of embryonic development;
  • freezing of the embryos by vitrification;
• first 12 months of embryo storage;

• medical supervision over the stimulation (doctor’s visits, ultrasound, hormone tests; laboratory tests before anaesthesia);
• possible consultation with a psychologist;
• collection of the follicular fluid;
• general intravenous anaesthesia;
• detection and assessment of egg cells;
• sperm analysis and preparation;
• classic in vitro fertilisation (IVF);
  • Monitoring of embryonic development
• freezing of embryos in the blastocyst stage;
• first 12 months of embryo storage

• psychological care available;
• reimbursement of the cost of harvesting six egg cells (6 oocytes);
• thawing and assessment of egg cells;
• laboratory procedures – IN VITRO fertilisation:
  • Computer-assisted sperm analysis (CASA);
  • semen preparation for in vitro fertilisation;
  • intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI);
  • monitoring of embryonic development;
  • Freezing of the embryos by vitrification;
  • first 12 months of embryo storage

Embryotransfer (ET) – placing the embryo in the uterus

FROZEN-THAWED EMBRYO TRANSFER (FET) /delayed transfer

PICSI – sperm selection with the use of hyaluronic acid during IVF – ICSI**

Oocyte freezing – fee for the freezing of 1 – 3 eggs,
fee for the freezing of other 1 –3 eggs, first 12 months of storage

Thawing of oocytes (egg cells) – fee for the thawing of up to 6 egg cells

Thawing of oocytes (egg cells) – fee for further thawing of up to 3 egg cells

Semen deposition for in vitro fertilisation

Oocyte storage – ongoing annual storage

Embryo storage – ongoing annual storage

Continuous embryo monitoring procedure – Time-Lapse**

Medium for embryotransfer – Embryoglue**

Embryogen – a special medium for the monitoring of embryos in patients with repeated implantation failure (RIF)**

Cult-Active – activation of egg cells**

Intravenous infusion of intralipid prior to embryotransfer (ET)**

Intravenous infusion of oxytocin antagonist prior to embryotransfer (ET)**

Endometrial scratching prior to embryotransfer with ultrasound guidance**

Testicular biopsy under general intravenous anaesthesia

Sperm auto-preservation – sperm freezing and storage for 12 months

Sperm storage – fee for every started 12 months

Sperm bank – one vial – reimbursement of the costs of sperm acquisition (reimbursement of the cost of sperm collection, storage, processing and distribution)

Puncture of unruptured follicle before/during the IVF programme

Intrauterine insemination with partner’s sperm (IUI)

Intrauterine insemination with donor sperm (IUI)

Semen deposition for intrauterine insemination

Endometrial receptivity analysis (ERA)

BIOPSY OF EMBRYONIC TROPHECTODERM (SAMPLE COLLECTION)

ANALYSIS OF ANEUPOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES OF THE FIRST EMBRYO

ANALYSIS OF ANEUPLOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES – fee for each subsequent embryo

COLLECTION OF GENETIC MATERIAL FROM THE PARENTS
DESIGNING MOLECULAR PROBES

BIOPSY OF EMBRYONIC TROPHECTODERM (SAMPLE COLLECTION)

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 1 – 3 EMBRYOS

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 4 – 6 EMBRYOS

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 7 – 10 EMBRYOS

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 10 – 12 EMBRYOS

COLLECTION OF GENETIC MATERIAL FROM THE PARENTS
DESIGNING MOLECULAR PROBES

BIOPSY OF EMBRYONIC TROPHECTODERM (SAMPLE COLLECTION)

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 1 – 3 EMBRYOS
+ ANALYSIS OF ANEUPLOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 4 – 6 EMBRYOS
+ ANALYSIS OF ANEUPLOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 7 – 10 EMBRYOS
+ ANALYSIS OF ANEUPLOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES

GENETIC MUTATION ANALYSIS IN 10 – 12 EMBRYOS
+ ANALYSIS OF ANEUPLOIDY IN ALL CHROMOSOMES

Pregnancy visit

Gynaecological visit

Visit to a psychologist

Visit to a sexologist

Pregnancy ultrasound up to 11 weeks and from 33 weeks

Pregnancy ultrasound week 11-14 with assessment of genetic risk (I trimester)

Double test (PAPP-A, free beta hCG subunit)

Pregnancy ultrasound 18-22 weeks (assessment of foetal anatomy / II trimester)

Pregnancy ultrasound 30-32 weeks (III trimester)

3D/4D pregnancy ultrasound

Ultrasound – additional fee for multiple pregnancy (to each of the above ultrasound examinations)

Gynaecological ultrasound

Breast ultrasound

Testicular ultrasound

Thyroid ultrasound

Abdominal ultrasound

CTG – cardiotocography

Cytology

Liquid cytology LBC

Chlamydia trachomatis – PCR test

Vaginal biocenosis / Vaginal flora grade

Histopathological examination

Engerix vaccine (one dose)

Subcutaneous injection / intramuscular injection ordered by an outside physician

Insertion of intrauterine device without anaesthesia (patient’s IUD)

Insertion of Mirena / Jaydess / Kyleena IUD (IUD included)

Insertion of Levosert IUD (IUD included)

Insertion of IUB (intrauterine ball) – IUB included

Implant placement in local anaesthesia

Laser vaporisation of a cervical lesion

LEEP – cervical conization using loop electrosurgical excision procedure and histopathological examination (fee for general anaesthesia not included)

General intravenous anaesthesia

Diagnostic hysteroscopy without anaesthesia
(expected length of stay: up to two hours)

Enucleation of Bartholin gland cyst
(expected length of stay: up to six hours)

Diagnostic uterine curettage under general anaesthesia
(expected length of stay: up to six hours)

Uterine curettage due to miscarriage under general anaesthesia
(expected length of stay: up to six hours)

CONSULTATION PRIOR TO THE ONCOLOGICAL TREATMENT

ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH STATUS before initiation of pharmacological induction of ovulation

• medical supervision over the stimulation (doctor’s appointments, ovulation ultrasound, laboratory tests before anaesthesia, estradiol, progesterone):
  • in a short protocol, starting with administration of gonadotropins;
  • in a long protocol, starting with administration of GnRH agonist;
• psychological care available;
• collection of the follicular fluid;
• general intravenous anaesthesia for collection of follicular fluid;
• detection and assessment of egg cells in the follicular fluid;
• medical consultation following the collection of follicular fluid;
• possible telephone consultation with a physician following the procedure;

• fee for freezing of up to three egg cells;
• fee for further freezing of up to three egg cells;

STORAGE OF FROZEN OOCYTES (egg cells) fee for the first started 60 months

SPERM ANALYSIS

CONSULTATION PRIOR TO THE ONCOLOGICAL TREATMENT

ASSESSMENT OF HEALTH STATUS before sperm freezing

SPERM FREEZING

STORAGE OF FROZEN SPERM fee for the first started 60 months

• anaesthesia;
• collection of sperm cells from the testicles/epididymides;
• possible freezing of the collected material (storage not included);