The Refund Guarantee is offered to help you with IVF treatment cost. This program makes sure that after receiving all the required IVF treatment services if you still dont get a live birth (baby) then most of your money is refunded. This program is to make sure that Vins Partner Hospitals work completely to the success of its Patients and we as Vins we are able to help you achieve the highest Success Rates chance possible.
Shown below are a few of the key factors that are considered for participation in the Refund Guarantee Program. If you have any of these factors, you may NOT qualify for the Refund Program. The refund program is designed for patients doing either traditional or donor egg cycles, and cannot be used with frozen donor eggs or embryo adoption.
Ovarian Cystectomy or Endometrioma
Untreated Hydrosalpinx
Abnormal uterus
FSH levels over normal limits
Insufficient Antral Follicle Count
Shown below are a few of the key factors that are considered for participation in the Refund Program. If your Refund Guarantee IVF have any of these factors, you will NOT qualify for the Refund Program. The refund program cannot be used with frozen donor eggs or embryo adoption.
Untreated Hydrosalpinx
Abnormal uterus
All required lab results (FSH, AMH, semen, analysis, and uterine evaluation) must be completed within 30 days of starting treatment.
The popularity of refund programs is testament to patients’ positive sentiments about them. Not only do patients who receive money back like these plans, but they also are favored by women who go on to have babies, and by consumers who like to have financial choices.
A refund program allows a patient to know exactly what the cost of successful IVF treatment will be, and also how much she will spend if she is unsuccessful. Thus couples can do financial planning up front, determine the maximum they are willing to spend to try to have a baby, and possibly be better able to finance care. Refund programs, then, give patients with limited resources increased access to assisted reproduction services, increase their confidence and security in meeting the financial demands of fertility treatment, and reduce couples’ anxiety about the potential cost of an unsuccessful IVF cycle or other form of treatment. Patients have even more options with programs that allow use of donor eggs, and those that define success as a live birth afford protection against the unfortunate and largely unpredictable outcome of miscarriage.
The IVF refund guarantee package is the program, which ensures that even if you do not conceive, then a pre-decided amount of the total package is returned to the customer.
The IVF refund guarantee package involves 3 IVF cycles in it. This helps the couples to try again, even if the first IVF cycle is not successful. More the number of IVF cycles performed, more are the chances of getting pregnant.
Here are some of the major advantages of IVF refund guarantee package over single cycle IVF:
The success rate with IVF refund guarantee package is 89%. This clearly indicates that you can rely on this package without any worries and reap the benefits of the package in the form of a successful pregnancy eventually leading to the birth of your healthy baby.
The IVF refund guarantee package is specifically designed for IVF with self-egg as well as with donor egg. Doctors decide who is the eligible couple for this package.
Absolutely! You will have increased chances of conceiving a baby, if multiple cycles of IVF are utilized over single IVF. This is the prime reason why IVF refund guarantee package is designed.
It will be charged for IVF Treatment, Egg Retrieval, Embryo Development, Embryo freezing, Embryo Transfer, PGS, Medication for treatment, Surrogate mother cost, It will be for the registration amount and Surrogacy Booking.
It will be after positive pregnancy is achieved and the heartbeat of the baby. After that, we will be paying the surrogate mother his Payment instalment wise.
Surrogate mother Next amount. The amount charged by the average surrogate mother in India is 5 to 6 lakh and her nine-month expenditure and stay with complete accommodation will cost around 9 to 11 Lakh.
● 1 Lakh ( 24th week ): It includes a Delivery cost. Final Living Expenditure of surrogate will be cleared.
If surrogate mother get miscarriage under Six month Pregnancy then complete process will restart without any Further Payment.
It will be charged for IVF Treatment, Egg Retrieval, Embryo Development, Embryo freezing, Embryo Transfer, PGS, Medication for treatment, Surrogate mother cost, It will be for the registration amount and Surrogacy Booking.
It will be after positive pregnancy is achieved and the heartbeat of the baby. After that, we will be paying the surrogate mother his Payment instalment wise.
Surrogate mother Next amount. The amount charged by the average surrogate mother in India is 5 to 6 lakh and her nine-month expenditure and stay with complete accommodation will cost around 9 to 11 Lakh.
● 1 Lakh ( 24th week ): It includes a Delivery cost. Final Living Expenditure of surrogate will be cleared.
If surrogate mother get miscarriage under Nine month Pregnancy then complete process will restart without any Further Payment.
It will be charged for IVF Treatment, Egg Retrieval, Embryo Development, Embryo freezing, Embryo Transfer, PGS, Medication for treatment, Surrogate mother cost, It will be for the registration amount and Surrogacy Booking.
It will be after positive pregnancy is achieved and the heartbeat of the baby. After that, we will be paying the surrogate mother his Payment instalment wise.
Surrogate mother Next amount. The amount charged by the average surrogate mother in India is 5 to 6 lakh and her nine-month expenditure and stay with complete accommodation will cost around 9 to 11 Lakh.
● 1 Lakh ( 24th week ): It includes a Delivery cost. Final Living Expenditure of surrogate will be cleared.
If surrogate mother get miscarriage under Nine month Pregnancy then complete process will restart without any Further Payment.
Earlier July 2019 the Union Cabinet gave its nod to the surrogacy regulation bill 2019. The bill that aims to prohibit commercial surrogacy was introduced in the Lok Sabha on the 15th of July. Commercial surrogacy practice is also known as rent a womb was legalized in India in the year 2002. In order to promote medical tourism and soon India became the hub of surrogacy. Driven by factors like low cost and the absence of a strict legislation commercial surrogacy became a booming business in the country. According to a 2012 study by the Confederation of Indian Industry the size of India surrogate motherhood industry was 2 billion dollars a year.
How to Register in Surrogacy Program :
Steps to register with Vinsfertility ( वसं फेरलट के साथ पजं ीकरण करनेके लए कदम ) :
1. Click on above link ( लकं पर िलक कर):
2. Fill your details ( अपना ववरण भर):
a. Name ( नाम )
b. Mobile Number ( मोबाइल नबं र )
c. email id ( ईमेल आईडी )
d. which treatment looking for ( कस उपचार क तलाश है)
e. Amount to be paid – 10,000 INR ( Ten Thousand ) ( िजतनी राश अदा क जानी है)
f. Special Note ( Optional ) ( वशषे नोट (वकै िपक)
Vinsfertility will Enroll surrogacy Program under Government of India. We prepare a
notarised stamp . ( भारत सरकार के अतं गत वसं फेरेलट सरोगेसी काय म का नामांकन करेगी। हम
एक नोटरकृत टैप तयै ार करतेह। )
After registration , We will create a group with a complete team of Following : Legal
advisor, Personal coordinator, account, Senior Fertility Expert. All teams will be
guiding you throughout. पजं ीकरण के बाद, हम ननलखत क परू टम के साथ एक पू बनाएंगे:
काननू ी सलाहकार, यितगत समवयक, खाता, वरठ जनन वशषे । परू टम आपको मागद शन देगी।
Vins Doctor will Continuously guide you for the Surrogacy Program.
वनस डॉटर आपको सरोगेसी काय म के लए लगातार मागद शन करगे।
The premium donor is available now, Intended parents also have the option to book the donors( ीमयम डोनर अभी उपलध है, इरादा माता-पता के पास डोनसको बकु करनेका वकप भी
है। )
● Valid Photo ID ( Passport, Aadhar Card, Voter Id ) – any one of ID
● Test report (If taken fertility treatment before)
Historically, multiple pregnancies were not uncommon with an in-vitro (IVF) cycle. The reason for this was straightforward. Due to the technology involved, for IVF to be successful, multiple embryos were often transferred at the same time increasing the chance of at least one embryo implanting in the uterine lining and resulting in a successful pregnancy. To compensate for lower rates of implantation for individual embryos and to achieve acceptable pregnancy rates, multiple embryos were transferred to each IVF patient. Consequently, IVF carried a higher chance of multiple pregnancies.
From the start, however, the goal for IVF was to produce “a” pregnancy, and not necessarily to produce twins (or more). The desired outcome has always been, and remains, healthy pregnancy and delivery, and of course a healthy baby. Over time, though, intended parents building their families through assisted reproductive technology (ART) got used to the notion of having more than one baby at a time and even sought this out. The feeling was that twins could be viewed as “getting two for the price of one,” and saving time and money to grow their family this way. With the advances in technology, this has changed dramatically, particularly in the last few years — especially when it comes to recipients of embryos formed from donated eggs. Today, transferring more than one embryo is not recommended by the Indian Law, unless there is a clear medical reason to transfer two. The primary reason for this? Multiple pregnancies and multiple births create situations that carry both risk and expense.
Facts that intended parents and gestational surrogates who are tempted to “try for twins” should be aware of:
One of the most common risks of carrying twins or triplets is premature birth. If, because of premature birth, babies require a stay in a neonatal ICU (NICU), the costs to the parents will be not only financial but also personal and emotional. Healthcare experts have estimated that medical costs for delivery and newborn care can be as much as four times greater for twins than for single babies. The amount increases to twelve times higher for triplets!
Also, keep in mind, studies show the total cost of raising multiples is likely higher than the cost of raising the same number of singletons. Everyday items needed for a child will need to be purchased all at once in multiples which may be a financial burden (rather than, of course, re-using what you already have for your baby as your family grows).
In addition to premature birth, the risks associated with multiple pregnancies include low birth weight (which can bring problems such as cerebral palsy, neural-tube defects like spina bifida, vision and hearing loss, and other developmental or neurological problems), intrauterine growth restriction, the need for Caesarean sections, pre-eclampsia, and a greater chance of gestational diabetes. While any pregnancy has risks, many risks are dramatically increased with twin births: Singleton deliveries are associated with a 9% risk of low birth weight, a 2% risk of very low birth weight, and a 14% risk of prematurity, while these same risks jump to 57%, 9%, and 65%, respectively, with twin births. The financial and emotional costs of caring for children with lifelong disabilities, if any result, may be high.
When a surrogate finds herself carrying multiple fetuses (greater than twins), often physicians will recommend a selective reduction to reduce the number of fetuses to just one or two to increase the chances of a successful, full-term pregnancy and delivery of a healthy baby. But choosing to undergo a selective reduction may be an emotionally difficult decision for both intended parents and gestational surrogates — one that can be avoided by choosing a single-embryo transfer.
Intended Parents who choose a single-embryo transfer generally get matched faster with a gestational surrogate. The fact is more and more gestational surrogates are requesting a single-embryo transfer; they are well-informed and understand the risks that come with multiples, and are often aware of the medical recommendation of ASRM for single embryo transfer (many mental health providers will discuss this in particular during the mental health evaluation).
Additionally, even if willing to carry twins, not all gestational surrogates are approved by the treating physician to carry more than one. Keep in mind that because a gestational surrogate is by definition healthy and fertile, when two embryos are transferred the result frequently is multiple pregnancies. The good news is that as implantation rates have improved, the practice of transferring multiple embryos has been reassessed, and the emphasis has shifted to a close focus on the quality of embryos, the age of the egg provider, and the recipient’s age. In the end, ART parenting is willing to work with intended parents who are set on having twins —- as long as their fertility clinic is on board, and fully understand the overall risks versus the benefits.
In Georgia (Europe), there is no specific separate law/statute regulating only assisted reproductive technologies (‘ART”) or either of its method including surrogacy. The following normative acts (some article of these acts) refer to the issues of surrogacy and ART in general:
The basic regulations concerning surrogacy and ART, in general, are outlined in Article 141, 143 and 144 of the Law of Georgia (Europe) on Healthcare, specifically:
141. “Fertilization with the donor’s sperm shall be allowed: a) due to infertility, if there is a risk of transmitting a genetic disease from the husband to the child, or for fertilization of a single woman if a written consent of the infertile couple or the single woman has been obtained. If a child is born, the infertile couple or the single woman shall be deemed as parents, with the responsibilities and authorities proceeding from this fact. The donor shall not have the right to be recognized as the father of the born child”.
The terms used in Article 141 are not quite clear, however, the wording of this article can be interpreted as allowing the use of donor sperm in the fertilization procedure (for example, insemination) provided that fertilization does not refer to in vitro fertilization with the surrogacy program. Such procedure shall be allowed both for the infertile couple and for a single woman provided that the patient signs the informed consent about such a procedure.
“143. 1. In vitro fertilization shall be allowed:
a) to treat infertility if there is a risk of transmitting a genetic disease from the wife or the husband to the child, using the gametes or embryo of the couple or a donor, if a written consent of the couple has been obtained;
b) if a woman does not have a uterus, by transferring the embryo obtained as a result of fertilization to the uterus of another woman (‘surrogate mother’) and growing it there; obtaining the written consent of the couple shall be obligatory.
2. If a child is born, the couple shall be deemed as parents, with the responsibilities and authorities proceeding from this fact; the donor or the ‘surrogate mother’ shall not have the right to be recognized as a parent of the born child”.
Article 144 of the Law of Georgia (Europe) on Healthcare refers to the allowance of the usage of frozen gametes and embryos for artificial fertilization and determines the following:
“144. It shall be possible to use male and female gametes or embryos that have been conserved by freezing for artificial fertilization. The time of conservation shall be determined according to the couples will, under the established procedure”.
As a result of the analyses of the regulations provided in the laws of Georgia (Europe), it may be concluded that In Vitro Fertilization may be performed in the following ways: In vitro fertilization with the use of the couples’ or donor’s gametes or embryos, fertilization with
the donor’s sperm, in vitro fertilization with the use of a surrogate mother and the use of frozen gametes or embryos during in vitro fertilization.
Laws of Georgia (Europe) do not determine the term “Surrogacy”. In terms of the procedure referring to surrogacy, the law of Georgia (Europe) on Healthcare (Article 143) is quite laconic and incomplete in the light of legal accuracy and only determines that In Vitro Fertilization shall be allowed if a woman does not have a uterus, by transferring the embryo obtained as a result of fertilization to the uterus of another woman (‘surrogate mother’). According to this the wording for the surrogacy to be performed, apart from obtaining the written consent of the couple (potential parents) the law requires non-existence of the potential mother’s uterus as a pre-condition for the commencement of such a procedure. This is considered as a drawback of the law in practice interpreted as requiring the medically determined health state of the potential mother thus not having the ability to impregnate and bear the child, in other words, medically evidenced need for surrogacy.
Even though the law does not directly refer to the permitted forms of surrogacy, it is interpreted as allowing gestational surrogacy (where the surrogate mother is only a gestational carrier and does not provide her oocyte for fertilization) and prohibiting traditional surrogacy (where the surrogate mother has a genetic link to the child).
As for the forms of gestational surrogacy itself, as mentioned above, the law does not make any reference to it. However, it might be interpreted in the following manner: it is allowed to perform in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer procedure with the use of either the oocyte donor or sperm donor and the gamete of one of the potential parents and to transfer the received embryo to the surrogate mother’s uterus. In this case, the child born as a result of such a procedure will have a genetic connection only with one of the parents. Besides, the law does not directly require that the child born as a result of surrogacy should have a genetic connection with at least one of the parents neither it directly states such availability. However, such a possibility may be indirectly determined under the regulations set forth by the Order of the Minister of Justice on the Establishment of the Rule on Registration of Civil Acts, adopted on January 01, 2012 (Article Article 19) (hereinafter the “Rule of Registration of Civil Acts”). Article 19 of Rule of Registration of Civil Acts determines the rule of birth registration of the child born as a result of surrogacy arrangements and determines the required documents to be submitted to the Civil Registry for the issuance of a birth certificate showing the potential parents as legal parents of the child. Specifically, Article 19 determines that in addition to the document certifying the fact of in vitro fertilization issued by the medical institution upon the embryo implantation, the following shall be submitted to the Civil Registry:
Even though the Order refers to the procedure of the birth registration, in consideration of its provisions it can be concluded that even if both the oocyte and sperm donors have been involved in the procedure of in vitro fertilization and the received the embryo has been transferred to the surrogate mother (gestational carrier), the potential parents not having the genetic link to the child shall be considered the legal parents of the child (provided that all the documents are submitted to the registry in the form and manner as required).
For the potential parents to be recorded as legal parents of the child delivered by the surrogate mother the following requirements should be met:
1. In vitro fertilization and embryo transfer to the surrogate mother’s uterus shall be performed in a clinic and the document issued by the clinic shall certify the performance of such a procedure;
2. In Vitro fertilization may be performed either with the use of:
3. Surrogacy cannot be used by a single potential parent or same-sex couple. Potential parents must be a heterosexual couple. No evidence of registered marriage or another form of relationship between the couple is required;
4. No proof of the DNA test is required; the document issued by the clinic certifying the performance of the procedure is sufficient;
5. There are no requirements established for the surrogate mother or potential parents to be eligible for the application of surrogacy (e.g. age, surrogate mother’s marital status, consent of surrogate mother’s husband, etc). The only requirement established for the use of surrogacy is the medical need for surrogacy for potential mothers. No separate evidence is required to be submitted to the Civil Registry for the registration of the birth of a child. The document issued by the clinic certifying the performance of the procedure is sufficient.
6. Potential parents are required to conclude the agreement concerning surrogacy before in vitro fertilization and certify it with the notary. Significantly, the agreement cannot be certified by the notary after the embryo is transferred to the surrogate mother’s uterus. The violation of this term will lead to the negative decision of the Civil Registry refusing potential parents to be recorded as legal parents of the child delivered by the surrogate mother. Besides, the parties of such agreement should be:
Since the Georgian legislation requires the above-indicated agreement to be notary certified, it means that the identity of every party of the agreement shall be revealed and cannot be maintained confidential. The parties of the agreement have to either appear at the notary and sign the agreement in the presence of the notary or the parties (either of them) may be represented by another person (s) based on valid notary certified power of attorney (if the power of attorney is issued outside Georgia (Europe), it shall be notary certified and apostilled).
7. Besides, the fact that the child is born as a result of surrogacy should be indicated in the medical reference issued by the maternity hospital where the child is born. Such reference is sent electronically by the maternity hospital to the Civil Registry within 5 business days from the birth of the child. The registration of the birth of the child is fulfilled by the Civil Registry upon the documents required by the legislation are filed by potential parents in the Registry but no later than 7 calendar days from the date the medical reference on the birth is submitted. It is noteworthy that if the documents are not submitted to the Registry within this indicated period, or insufficient documents are submitted, the Registry is authorized to refuse registration of potential parents as legal parents of the child. This decision of the Registry may then be either appeared in court or civil lawsuit might be filed in court claiming for the recognition of parental rights.
8. If the Registry refuses to register the potential parents as the legal parents of the child born as a result of surrogacy, Registry provides the relevant information to the Social Service and the latter shall determine the name and surname of the Child. In such a case, the birth certificate of the child is issued without indicating the parents of the child. The full custody of the child legally is granted to the Social Service and Social Service may decide to grant the temporary custody to potential parents while the dispute concerning the recognition of potential parents as legal parents of the child is finally settled. It should be underlined that the Georgian legislation prohibits any indication of a surrogate mother or/and the donor in the birth certificate of the child even in case of refusal to register potential parents as legal parents of the child. Moreover, the law directly determines that the surrogate mother and the donor are not entitled to claim parental rights over the child.
9. There are no references made to the form of surrogacy, in other words, there are no direct regulations whether commercial surrogacy is allowed or whether only altruistic surrogacy is permitted. Accordingly, there are no prohibitions concerning the payments to be made to surrogate mothers or other restrictions regarding the activities of intermediary agencies. As for the requirements of the Medical Institutions concerning the performance of in vitro fertilization, the medical institutions are required to obtain written informed consent from the patients before the commencement of such a procedure.
10. Besides, the child born as a result of the surrogacy arrangement in Georgia (Europe) cannot leave the country, if the birth certificate of the child does not determine both legal parents of the child even if the child has a foreign passport.
Surrogacy is an arrangement, often supported by a legal agreement, whereby a woman (the surrogate mother) agrees to bear a child for another person or persons, who will become the child’s parents after birth.. here you can find the list of Top 3 Best Surrogacy Centre in Dehradun, Uttarakhand with Surrogacy packages, Success Rates, Services & working fertility specialist in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. The best surrogacy centers in Dehradun are chosen based on surrogacy success rates in Dehradun, treatment quality, patient’s opinion, doctor’s qualification, and location accessibility:
Genesis Fertility & IVF is Best IVF Treatment Clinic in Dehradun and especially designed Infertility Management Programme for couples. Genesis IVF is one of the leading best fertility treatment centers in Dehradun that has helped thousands of couples conceive their babies using advanced assisted reproductive techniques (ART). Genesis was founded by Dr. Sangeeta Maheshwari, renowned Infertility and IVF Specialist as a dream to offer comprehensive fertility treatment services to patients in a compassionate, transparent and ethical eco-system. Genesis IVF centers today are a perfect blend of academics and ethical clinical practice. best IVF Dehradun It has & is popular amongst the medical fraternity for training in infertility management. We endeavor to help couples in decision making, make treatment as cost-effective as possible for them and advise them to choose other options when successful treatment is unlikely. Genesis Ivf Dehradun welcomes you to our facility, stands committed to you and hopes you shall enjoy your experience with us.we provide the best IVF services in Dehradun. IVF is not a procedure, it is a full course of treatment, which required highly Educated Dedicated Doctor Clinician embryologist with a Lot of passion, not more. A few mechanical business-oriented Technicians doing fake publicity and without Proper guidance of Good Doctor. Nursing is at the heart of Genesis fertility our team of nurses is devoted to providing high-quality family-centered care and exceptional Hospital experience. structured clinical and skill development programs are organized on regular basics nursing staff, with participation Being mandatory. this helps us create a nurturing, supportive environment and deliver positive clinical outcomes.
Complete Fertility Care & IVF Center in Dehradun, IVF India Care is considered to be one of the best IVF centers in Dehradun, offering complete infertility treatment since 2008 under the leadership of renowned Gynecologist and IVF specialist Dr. Sumita Prabhakar. Due to advances in fertility treatments pioneered by IVF India Care, we can offer our patients more efficient and economic care. Explore our history and review our IVF success rates. You can reach us at Room no. 104 CMI Hospital, Haridwar Road in Dehradun. IVF India CARE Fertility Center philosophy is to treat all patients to succeed. After discussing your personal history and performing tests, we provide clear and realistic information about your chances of fertility success. We do not reject patients with a low likelihood of success such as low responders or older women. At IVF India CARE Fertility Center, our IVF success rates are a testament to our expertise and upholding of high standards in the field of fertility treatment, clinical embryology and laboratory technology. We pride ourselves in continually striving to improve by familiarising ourselves with more advanced in vitro fertilization (IVF) techniques.
Kala Hospital & Research Centre is one of the best IVF center & Test Tube baby center in Dehradun, Uttarakhand. Kala Hospital & Research Centre was established in 1998, since then we are serving the suffering patient to help them out by any means which we can. We are into infertility from the day we established our Hospital. In 2009 we started our IVF Centre and in one year, we have helped many infertile couples to conceive and deliver healthy babies. The high success rate of pregnancies/ conceptions. Our Centre aims to achieve the highest possible standards in all aspects of medical practice. The approach has always been to maximize your chance of a successful pregnancy, without exposing you to the complications of pregnancy. Our Centre aims to achieve the highest possible standards in all aspects of medical practice. The approach has always been to maximize your chance of a successful pregnancy, without exposing you to the complications of pregnancy. Our approach aims to minimize medical and surgical complications, yet offers you the optimum treatments options available. The center’s success is assessed by the number of successful and safe pregnancies achieved. The skill and experience of our team of leading consultants have ensured that the Unit remains at the forefront of clinical excellence. Our laboratory is being continuously updated to include equipment for handling gametes, freezing sperm, and embryos, and microinjection. We have highly experienced embryologists and a considerable amount of time and effort has been invested in the Laboratory to maintain the highest possible standards.