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Saskatoon Fertility Clinics: Costs, Funding & Services

Compare 1 active fertility clinic in Saskatoon. See published IVF prices, how to start the referral process, which services are listed, and Saskatchewan funding information before you contact a clinic.

Compare clinics in Saskatoon

Start with the practical details for contacting a clinic. Clinics are alphabetical, not ranked; prices and recorded wait estimates need confirmation with the clinic.

Aurora Reproductive Care

Saskatoon · Scope not documented

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Published IVF price

  • IVF (CAD): $9,620Amount observed April 12, 2026; package inclusions and exclusions are not documented in this record.View price source

Referral and appointments

A referral is required. Contact the clinic to confirm.

Recorded consultation estimate: 3 to 4 months (recorded April 12, 2026). Confirm the current consultation wait. View consultation source

Current funded IVF wait not confirmed.

Care and travel

Services are not listed in this clinic record.

Planning care in Saskatoon

Aurora asks patients to obtain a referral from a family physician or specialist. The clinic says it contacts patients with an approximate appointment wait once the referral arrives. Patients travelling to Saskatoon should confirm the monitoring and procedure schedule before booking travel.

Questions to ask

  • • Has Aurora received my referral and provided an appointment estimate?
  • • Which monitoring visits and procedures require travel to Saskatoon?
Aurora Reproductive Care: appointment steps (checked September 6, 2026)

Funding, benefits, medication, and financing

These categories stay separate because a funded cycle, tax credit, drug benefit, and clinic payment plan are not interchangeable.

Provincial tax credit

Saskatchewan Fertility Treatment Tax Credit

A refundable credit equal to 50% of eligible fertility-treatment expenses, up to a $10,000 lifetime credit.

Medication: Eligible prescription medication can be included, subject to the tax-credit rules.

Eligibility and access: Applies from the 2025 tax year and is claimed after eligible costs are paid; it is not an upfront funded cycle.

Saskatchewan Fertility Treatment Tax Credit

Private insurance or employer benefits

Plan-specific coverage

Clinic-level private-benefit participation is not systematically documented for Saskatchewan. Check both the treatment benefit and the prescription-drug benefit; they often have different limits.

Clinic financing

Payment plans

No clinic profile on this page currently contains an explicit, source-backed financing statement. Ask clinics directly rather than assuming financing is unavailable.
See the Government of Canada province-and-territory overviewExplore fertility grants in CanadaRead the Canada fertility funding guide

Documented services

Counts only include explicit positive records. A clinic with no service record is unknown, not unavailable.

IVF
1
IUI
1
Egg freezing or fertility preservation
1
Frozen embryo transfer
1
Donor egg program
1
Donor sperm program
1
Surrogacy support
1
Single-parent-friendly care
1

Access and reporting context

Treatment location, referrals, and travel

  • 0 locations explicitly document satellite or monitoring activity; major procedures may occur elsewhere.
  • 0 clinic records explicitly document self-referral; all other referral routes remain unconfirmed.
  • 1 clinic record include an intake wait-time note.
  • 0 clinic records explicitly document virtual consultations.
  • 0 clinic records explicitly document patient-service languages.

Procedure location, funding portability, and travel assistance can differ by program. Confirm where retrievals, laboratory work, and transfers occur before choosing a clinic in Saskatoon.

CARTR Plus is context, not a ranking

BORN Ontario operates CARTR Plus with the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society to support national fertility-treatment data collection. The 2025 annual report names participating clinics and networks for 2024, allowing 1 exact clinic or network match on this page. Participation is not a performance or quality score, and a network match does not establish separate reporting by each location.

See the 2025 CARTR Plus annual reportRead the BORN Ontario CARTR Plus overview

Directory snapshot

Counts use active clinic records. Missing details stay unclassified rather than being treated as “no.”

Active clinic
1
Represented city
1
With a public price
1
Official funding matches
0
CARTR 2024 matches
1
Unique source URLs
6
0 treatment centres explicitly documented0 satellite or monitoring locations documented1 location scope not yet documented0 with virtual consultations documented0 with no public treatment price found

Fertility law and family building

Surrogacy Laws in Canada

Surrogacy is legal across Canada on an altruistic basis — paying a surrogate is a criminal offence, but documented expenses can be reimbursed. How you become the legal parents depends on the province where the baby is born.

Egg Donation Laws in Canada

Canadian federal law prohibits purchasing eggs from a donor. Eligible documented donation expenses may be reimbursed. Clinics may support known-donor treatment or coordinate eggs from an external bank; confirm the local scope and applicable Health Canada requirements.

Questions about fertility care in Saskatoon

What published IVF prices are available in Saskatoon?

The directory contains 1 clinic record with a published IVF amount of $9,620 CAD. This is an observed amount, not an average, and package scope may differ. Confirm inclusions and current pricing directly.

What public fertility support applies in Saskatchewan?

A refundable credit equal to 50% of eligible fertility-treatment expenses, up to a $10,000 lifetime credit. Applies from the 2025 tax year and is claimed after eligible costs are paid; it is not an upfront funded cycle.

Can I self-refer to a fertility clinic in Saskatoon?

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.

Does CARTR Plus show which clinic is best?

No. CARTR Plus supports national fertility-treatment data collection and reporting. Public registry information should not be treated as a clinic ranking, and this directory does not infer clinic-level participation or quality from national or aggregate reports.

Sources, definitions, and corrections

This page draws on 6 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 17, 2026 where a source date is available. Funding content was most recently reviewed September 3, 2026.

Health Canada assisted-human-reproduction frameworkHealth Canada sperm and ova inspection results

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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