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(08) 8362 6622
well2.com.au
2 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067, Australian
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About this profile
Well2 hasn't claimed this listing yet. Contact details come from public listing data and are updated when patients or providers submit corrections. Provider-specific services are not published until verified evidence is on file.
Pricing is patient-reported and not verified against invoices.
Services and pricing
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IVF Fresh Cycle
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$11,000 to $13,000
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Frozen Embryo Transfer
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$3,912 to $5,000
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Egg Freezing
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$4,599 to $5,500
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Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
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$1,120 to $3,500
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Reviews
4.9
21 Google reviews
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Credentials
Vertical
IVF & Fertility
Helpful reading
The provider page is strongest when it sits beside the broader market context, not on its own.
A fresh IVF cycle usually combines stimulation, monitoring, egg collection and embryo transfer, though clinics draw the boundaries of what is bundled differently. Medication protocols, extra monitoring, lab work and optional add-ons are the items most likely to move the final total, which is why two similar-sounding quotes can end up far apart.
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A gap payment is the amount you pay yourself once Medicare and any private health fund contribution have been applied to a medical bill. It's rarely just the surgeon's fee. The anaesthetist, hospital or day surgery fee, follow-up visits and medication can each add their own gap, which is why a full written quote matters more than the headline number.
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Procedure context
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No procedure-specific pricing is available for this provider yet. Once they submit verified evidence, it will appear here. If you have been treated here, consider submitting your cost to strengthen the relevant city benchmark.
Share what you paidA gap payment is the difference between what your specialist charges and what Medicare plus your health fund reimburses. Specialists who don't bulk bill will charge above the Medicare Benefits Schedule fee, leaving you to pay the gap out-of-pocket.
Ask the practice for a written cost estimate before any consultation or procedure. A good specialist will provide itemised fee information including their fee, the expected Medicare rebate, and any health fund benefit so you can calculate your gap.
Bulk billing means the provider accepts the Medicare rebate as full payment | leaving you with no out-of-pocket cost. Not all specialists bulk bill, and bulk billing rates vary by specialty and location. Check the 'Bulk bills consult' signal on this profile.
Request a written estimate covering all fees (surgeon, anaesthetist, assistant surgeon, hospital), confirm whether your health fund covers the procedure under your policy, and ask if the bill has historically matched the initial estimate.
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