Egg Freezing & IVF in Denmark
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Egg freezing, also known as mature oocyte cryopreservation, is a method used to save women’s ability to get pregnant in the future.
In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is a procedure used to help with fertility, prevent genetic problems and assist with the conception of a child
Spread out the cost of treatment over 12, 24, and 36 months to avoid large upfront payments and reduce financial burden.
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Accessible & affordable fertility care in Denmark
Egg Freezing and IVF in Denmark
IVF plays an integral part in Danish everyday life. Everyone in Denmark welcomes IVF and other reproductive technologies largely due to the inclusive nature of Danish IVF law. Since the law provides access to all women, including lesbians and singles who are under 46 years old, the country is very open to creating non-traditional families. Denmark also holds a special distinction as the country with the most babies born via assisted reproductive technology (ART) and it has the world's largest sperm bank, making it a leader in the fertility industry.
All About Denmark for Medical Tourists
Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities pass the accreditation standards of the Danish Healthcare Quality Program. The national health system automatically gives health coverage to all Danish residents. This has been made possible through general state and municipal income taxes. The number of doctors and nurses in Denmark exceeds the number in other European countries. Healthcare delivery is the responsibility of each Denmark region. Because of its efficient healthcare system, life expectancy in Denmark is 81.6 years old in 2020, one year higher than the European average.
Denmark is an attractive destination for medical tourists. The castle of Kronborg in Helsingor is a medieval architectural wonder that inspired Shakespeare when he was writing Hamlet. The oldest Viking sites are the Jelling Stones which were carved back in the 10th century. Don't forget to visit the 19th-century Tivoli Garden if you are a nature lover. For families with children, visit the 100-year-old Little Mermaid statue at the harbour of Copenhagen. Pair that trip with a visit to the Museum of Hans Christian Andersen.
Denmark is generally safe to walk in even at night. Pay attention when crossing the streets though. Don't flag buses to stop. Instead, wait at the designated bus stops where they will automatically board and unload passengers. Avoid walking on bike paths and don't ride bikes without familiarising yourself with Danish bike laws. Put your phone on silent mode when riding DSB trains.
While in Denmark for your medical visit, get the Copenhagen Card to get unlimited access to public transportation. You can choose the duration of your card (24, 48, 72, or 120 hours). During this time, you can also gain free entrance to up to 80 tourist attractions and museums. A digital alternative is the City Pass for unlimited public transportation. Like the Copenhagen Card, it's also available for your choice of duration. Just remember to always bring your phone and make sure it's charged. Use it to ride harbour buses (boats), ferries, trains, city buses, and other forms of public transportation.
IVF is a social contract between the state and its residents
IVF is now a part of Danish everyday life. This widespread acceptance of reproductive technologies is due to the inclusive nature of Danish legislation, providing IVF access to all women without limitations to their marital status and sexual identity. The state and residents are in harmony with the openness and creation of non-traditional families. A study about the social and cultural history of IVF in Denmark even called it a social contract.
Danish is the official language while 86% speak English as their second language. German and Swedish are also widely spoken.
Benefits of Doing Fertility Treatments in Denmark
There are a ton of benefits to doing assisted reproduction treatments in Denmark. First, it has the distinction of having the most babies born via ART. Then, its legislation is highly liberal and there is a lack of stigma around assisted reproduction treatments. High-quality treatment is supervised by the Danish Health Authority. Moreover, there are short waiting times and you can discuss treatments at length with experienced patient advisors in most fertility clinics. Finally, Denmark has the world’s largest sperm and egg bank.
IVF treatment in the Danish public health care system
Couples who are covered by Danish social security are treated in public fertility clinics only if they meet the conditions. The costs for three IVF cycles are covered by the public health service. To qualify, the couple must be residents of Denmark and have no children together and the woman must be 40 years old or below. A patient must also have a medical reason that warrants an intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) or IVF treatment.
Danish legislation also covers free examinations and intrauterine insemination treatment (IUI) for patients who have a doctor's referral. Consultations and required tests before IVF treatment are also fully covered, provided that there is a doctor's referral for both male and female partners.
The law prohibits treatment for women over 46 years old. This law applies to both Danish residents and foreign patients seeking private treatment.
Private Fertility Clinics
Vitanova Fertility Centre
The Vitanova Fertility Centre is part of CREATE Fertility, Europe's top fertility chain that specialises in mild and natural IVF, meaning that lower dosages of drugs are used for the treatment. Its personalised treatments include IVF, donor services, and options for single women and female couples. Its clinical pregnancy success rates per embryo transfer are the following: 27.7% for women below 35 years old; 22.2% for women aged 36-39; 10% for women between 40 to 42; and 5.7% for women over 43 years old. Medical tourists would find it convenient that the clinic is a 15-minute walk away from Copenhagen Central Station railway and 26 minutes away by train or 16 minutes away by taxi from Copenhagen Airport.
Trianglen Fertility Clinic
An international clinic that offers all treatments legal in Denmark, including options for LGBTQ+ people and single women, the entire staff of Trianglen Fertility Clinic speak English. The basic IVF cost without medicine and donor sperm is GBP 3,300 (USD 4,012). Located in Hellerup, the clinic has partnered with many UK clinics so that British patients can have their blood tests and other scans in their home country. The clinic uses the RI Witness technological security system to avoid human errors when sperm and eggs are moved from one container to another.
The system's RFID monitoring system protects the IVF cycle's every single movement. The clinic also works with psychologists and gives patients an hour-long free consultation with a fertility coach and a discount for a fertility course program. The clinic has also set up a support network for Danish single mothers who meet for a couple of hours every two months.
Copenhagen Fertility Centre
The Copenhagen Fertility Centre's services include consultations, examinations, assisted reproduction treatments such as IVF, eggs and sperm donor services, and fertility preservation including egg freezing. The senior medical team led by Dr. Svend Lindberg is proudly part of the team behind the first IVF birth in Denmark in 1983. The fertility clinic also established the Copenhagen Fertility School in 1997.
In this clinic, IVF costs DKK 23,000 (USD 3,370). Subsequent cycles cost DKK 21,000 or USD 3,080, including the initial consultation, pregnancy tests, and ultrasounds. Three cycles in an IVF package costs DKK 45,000 (USD 6,600) for patients under 35 and DKK 48,000 (USD 7,040) for patients over 35. Egg freezing is available for DKK 26,000 (USD 3,810), including freezing and storage fees. Three freezing cycle packages are available for DKK 48,000 (USD 7,040).
Cost Considerations
IVF costs range from DKK 24,600 to 33,500 (USD 3,500 to 4,900). Costs do not include medications, embryo freezing, pre-genetic testing (PGT), etc. It costs DKK 37,000 to 58,000 (USD 8,400 to 9,000) for the ROPA technique (which is used for same-sex female couples).
Egg donation costs range from DKK 50,000 to 60,000 (USD 7,500 to 8,600) not including medications.
Sperm donation costs an additional DKK 3,350 (USD 480) for anonymous donor services and DKK 3,720 (USD 540) for known or open donors.
Denmark’s public health service funds three fresh IVF transfers or five started cycles for female Danish residents between 18 and 40.
Egg freezing costs DKK 24,000 to 28,000 (USD 3,500 to 4,100), not including medication and storage fees.
Other Considerations Before Starting Your Fertility Treatment in Denmark
IVF
ART is available to childless heterosexual couples and single and lesbian women under 46 deemed fit parents.PGD is allowed with the permission of the National Board of Health.
Egg Freezing
Anyone can freeze their eggs for elective or medical reasons for a maximum of five years.
Sperm and Egg Donation
Egg and sperm donors are permitted.Patients can choose an anonymous or open donor. Sperm and egg donors are screened for STIs, HIV, and genetic disorders.
Surrogacy
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in Denmark.Danish law recognises the surrogate as the legal parent. Altruistic surrogacy is permitted if the surrogate uses their own eggs and gives the baby up for adoption. If a surrogacy arrangement took place abroad, Denmark would not recognise the intended parents as legal parents.Why Choose Denmark for Your Fertility Treatment
Denmark's healthcare system is exceptional. The number of doctors and nurses in Denmark exceeds the number in other European countries. Automatic health coverage is given to all Danish residents. Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities pass the accreditation standards of the Danish Healthcare Quality Program. Life expectancy in Denmark is 81.6 years old in 2020, one year higher than the European average.
Trusting these facts, Denmark is a wise choice for fertility treatment. Fertility treatment clinics have in-house fertility experts. Some clinics specialise in mild and natural IVF while others are within walking distance from the train station. Don't forget to explore the Viking history and see inspiring castles while you're in Denmark.
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