Anonymous
Post 04/28/2020 10:14     Subject: Re:Is SGF overpriced? No credit card option
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have SGF prices for ICSI, AH, embryo biopsy, and PGT? Why don't they provide detailed cost information?



Shared risk = $22,500 (age 35-37) (6 cycles, all FETs included, live birth or $ back)
PGT testing (includes biopsy) = $5,000 (I agreed to participate in the Synchrony ERA study, so this was free for my first round, which I'm still in)

AH & ICSI were included in any type of financial program you decide to do now, based on the financial options they gave me in January.

They estimate $5k-8k in medication per cycle. But that was a huge overestimation in my case.

If you do it separately, it's $10,500 for a global freeze all (1 cycle) and $4,600 per FET. There's a multi cycle discount program for $18,500 (2 retrievals, FETs while in the program)
Anonymous
Post 04/24/2020 16:39     Subject: Re:Is SGF overpriced? No credit card option
I called the billing department. They can’t take cards temporarily because they are switching systems. She said it was supposed to be resolved by this weekend. They weren’t very forthcoming about the reason for not taking cards but hopefully this is the explanation.
Anonymous
Post 04/24/2020 16:16     Subject: Re:Is SGF overpriced? No credit card option
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My cousin went to Czech republic for Egg donor and she had a horrible experience, no pregnancy and she contracted Hep C. Most clinics abroad do not follow infectious disease screening according to the FDA so it is risky. At least if my cousin had been in the U.S she could have sured the clinic, but you have no options for that abroad.


This is so untrue! OP, do your research and find a Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation which is the highest international credential available for medical facilities. I did my cycle in Barbados and it was a great experience, i was going to do it in India since that is where I am from but decided it's too far even though they have JCI accredited facilities there; you just have to research it like anything else. Good luck!
Anonymous
Post 04/24/2020 15:00     Subject: Re:Is SGF overpriced? No credit card option
Does anyone have SGF prices for ICSI, AH, embryo biopsy, and PGT? Why don't they provide detailed cost information?
Anonymous
Post 04/21/2020 15:02     Subject: Is SGF overpriced? No credit card option
i mean, i am sure they were making a good profit before everything shut down.

otoh, knowing that i can get the shared risk money refunded to me if this doesn't work out is still comforting, especially since i am pretty sure that their profit margin has completely disappeared.