Australian fertility clinic directory
Public Fertility Care (Victoria)
Victoria's state-funded public fertility programme, led by the Royal Women's Hospital in partnership with public health services across metropolitan and regional Victoria. It includes a public egg and sperm bank. A GP or specialist referral is required, eligibility criteria apply and waiting times vary. It is not universally free: medicines, some tests and specialised services can still cost you money.
About this provider
- Sector
- Public health service
- Programme
- Victorian Public Fertility Care
- States and territories
- Victoria
- Locations listed
- 3
Services verified across its locations
- IVF
- ICSI
- IUI
- Ovulation induction
- Egg freezing
- Sperm freezing
- Embryo freezing
- Fertility preservation
- Donor sperm
- Donor eggs
- Fertility counselling
- Regional monitoring
A service is listed only where it is stated for a specific address. This provider may offer more than we have been able to verify, and not every service is available at every site.
Contact
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This listing was last reviewed on 11 September 2026. Rules, programmes and services can change.
Locations
The Royal Women's Hospital — Public Fertility Care
Parkville, VIC
On site: Full ART service with on-site laboratory
Verified services: IVF, ICSI, IUI, Ovulation induction, Egg freezing, Sperm freezing, Embryo freezing, Fertility preservation, Donor sperm, Donor eggs, Fertility counselling
Leads the statewide programme and the public egg and sperm bank.
Barwon Health — Public Fertility Care Clinic
Geelong, VIC
On site: Consulting rooms
Verified services: Ovulation induction, Regional monitoring, Fertility counselling
Delivered in conjunction with the Royal Women's Hospital.
Mildura Base Public Hospital — Public Fertility Care
Mildura, VIC
On site: Consulting rooms
Verified services: Ovulation induction, Regional monitoring, Fertility counselling
Where this information came from
- Public Fertility Care — Victorian Department of Health, checked 2026-09-11
- Public fertility services — The Royal Women's Hospital, checked 2026-09-11
How this directory works
Antega does not rank, score or endorse fertility clinics, and receives no payment for a listing. Entries are compiled by the Antega editorial team from each provider's own published information and from government sources, and each one shows the date we last checked it. A service is listed only where it is stated for that specific address — we do not assume a branch offers something because another branch does. Inclusion is not a recommendation and is not a guarantee of any outcome.
Understanding clinic success rates
Clinic success rates are difficult to compare directly. Clinics treat different patients, at different ages, with different diagnoses and different treatment strategies, so a higher published figure does not mean a higher chance for you. Use these figures as background, and talk to a specialist about your own situation.
View independent Australian IVF clinic informationYourIVFSuccess (Australian Government funded, UNSW). Antega does not reproduce its data or build a clinic ranking from it.