The costs

Since the introduction of the new swiss medical tarification TARMED, implemented in January 2004, treatments that are not reimbursed by health insurance companies are subject to a flat rate. Costs depend on the type of treatment and where the stimulationOvarian stimulation. Medical treatment designed to stimulate the ovaries, the follicular growth and development. This treatment usually allows several oocytes to become mature. is monitored (in the CPMA or by a physician of the network). A deposit of CHF 5,500 .- is perceived before the start of IVF or ICSIFrom English "Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection." Assisted fertilization by microscope, where a single sperm is injected directly into the oocyte. ICSI is indicated in cases of male fertility problems, so if there are only very few normal sperm in the sperm or the fertilization capacity of sperm is extremely small. treatment from patients living in Switzerland. The remaining sum is payable upon invoicing. For patients living abroad, the full rates must be paid before the start of treatment. The following table summarizes the costs charged by the CPMA (in Swiss francs), associated with the most common treatments. Prices do not include drug costs, which vary between CHF 1,000 and CHF 3,000 depending on the doses of the drugs employed.

Packages with complete follow-up are applied to patients living abroad: the costs of various contacts we have with the doctor in the country of residence or his representative are thus covered.

*: This amount covers the first two years of zygoteImpregnated oocyte, also called the "two pronuclei stage", about 20 hours after the spermatozoa has penetrated into the oocyte. The male and female pronuclei are visible in the oocyte, which has not yet divided to form what is then called an embryo. cryopreservationProcess for the preservation of eggs and sperm by freezing. Thanks to the cryopreservation of zygotes the risk of multi-fetal pregnancy after IVF and ICSI can be reduced and the patient doest not need to repeat the hormonal stimulation and the collection of oocytes.. Subsequently, an amount of CHF 400 .- is charged for each additional year, provided that you do not confirm in writing your decision to destroy the remaining zygotes.