Find and compare 8 fertility clinics across 6 cities. Filter by treatment, review published IVF costs in British Columbia, and check funding and access details before contacting a clinic.
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8 clinics in British Columbia
Alphabetical, not ranked
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Surrey · Monitoring location
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Vancouver
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Victoria
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Burnaby · Full treatment centre
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Victoria · Full treatment centre
IVF amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.
Prices are published amounts recorded by this directory and may use different package definitions. “No public treatment price found” means no amount was found in the current record—not that treatment is free or unavailable.
Published IVF fees in the current clinic records range from $8,400 to $11,500 CAD. This is an observed range, not a province-wide average, and package inclusions differ.
Provincial public funding
Provides income-tested, one-time funding of up to $19,000 toward one standard IVF cycle at a participating B.C. clinic.
Applicants must meet MSP, age, treatment-readiness, and income requirements. Funding is capacity-limited and cannot be transferred between clinics.
Medication: Eligible IVF medication must be supplied through the participating clinic; medication bought through a community pharmacy is not covered by this program.
Check the official program detailsPrivate plans may cover fertility medication separately from treatment. Clinic financing and payment plans are clinic-specific. Confirm benefits with the plan administrator and request written financing terms directly from the clinic.
Clinic support can cover only part of a donor-egg or gestational-carrier journey. Confirm where screening, laboratory work, monitoring and transfer take place.
6 clinic records document donor-egg support in Burnaby, Kelowna, Prince George, Surrey and 2 more. This may mean recipient treatment, a known-donor pathway, or coordination with an external frozen donor-egg bank.
Egg donation is altruistic across Canada; BC's Family Law Act (s. 24) confirms an egg donor is not a legal parent by reason of the donation.
6 clinic records document surrogacy support in Burnaby, Kelowna, Surrey, Vancouver and 1 more. Support may include embryo creation, carrier screening, monitoring, transfer, or coordination.
British Columbia recognizes intended parents automatically under s. 29 of the Family Law Act — a written pre-conception agreement plus the surrogate's written consent after birth, with no court order and no genetic link required.
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Across 8 clinic records with published IVF amounts, observed fees run from $8,400 to $11,500 CAD. This is not a province or city average. Package scope, medication, monitoring, laboratory, storage, and transfer costs may differ.
Provides income-tested, one-time funding of up to $19,000 toward one standard IVF cycle at a participating B.C. clinic. Applicants must meet MSP, age, treatment-readiness, and income requirements. Funding is capacity-limited and cannot be transferred between clinics.
No clinic record on this page explicitly confirms self-referral. That is not the same as saying every clinic requires a referral; confirm the intake route with the clinic.
The directory has 6 clinic records in British Columbia with an explicit positive donor-egg program field. This can mean recipient treatment, a known-donor pathway, or coordination with an external frozen egg bank; it does not establish that each clinic recruits donors or operates an egg bank locally.
The directory has 6 clinic records in British Columbia with explicit surrogacy support. The record may cover embryo creation, carrier screening, monitoring, transfer, or coordination and does not prove that carrier matching or every procedure occurs at that address.
Funding information reviewed September 3, 2026.
This page draws on 12 unique source URLs, including clinic websites, provincial program pages, BORN Ontario, and Health Canada. Clinic records were updated from April 12, 2026 to April 12, 2026.
Review observations run from September 20, 2025 to April 18, 2026 where a source date is available. Funding content was most recently reviewed September 3, 2026.
Public price found means at least one treatment amount appears in the clinic record. It does not establish what the fee includes or whether it applies network-wide.
No public price found means the current directory record has no public amount. It does not mean the clinic has no price or provides treatment free of charge.
Location type is only assigned when the record explicitly describes a treatment centre, satellite clinic, monitoring location, or off-site procedure pathway.
CARTR Plus is retained as source context only. Participation is not displayed as a clinic ranking or recommendation.
Inspection information is attached only after an exact entity match and is treated as compliance evidence, never as a ranking signal.
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