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Yellow IVF marks one year of revolutionising the financial accessibility of IVF

The Yellow Contract was created to address the financial burden and emotional uncertainty associated with IVF, says the company

TDJ News Service

21 Feb, 2025

Yellow IVF, a company involved in advanced fertility treatments, has announced the completion of one year in the industry.

“The financial gains of IVF centres often stand at odds with patient success, leading to deep-rooted trust issues in the fertility industry. Recognizing this, Yellow IVF has introduced a transparent, patient-first model that ties its success directly to the success of its patients,” said a statement from Yellow IVF.

“As Yellow IVF marks its first anniversary, it celebrates not just a year of operations but a fundamental shift in how fertility treatments are delivered—one that prioritises trust, integrity, and financial accessibility.”

IVF treatments have long been an emotional and financial challenge for couples. The high costs, often ranging between ₹1.5 lakh and ₹3 lakh per cycle, combined with uncertain outcomes, have made fertility treatments inaccessible for many.

“Yellow IVF has disrupted this model with the introduction of the groundbreaking Yellow Contract, ensuring that financial barriers do not stand in the way of parenthood,” said the statement further.

The Yellow Contract was created to address the financial burden and emotional uncertainty associated with IVF, says the company.

Under this model, couples booking two IVF cycles for Rs 2.1 lakh are assured that if both cycles are unsuccessful, they will not bear the full cost of additional cycles. From the third cycle onwards, they only pay for consumables, capped at Rs 50,000. Even if the actual cost exceeds this amount, they pay no more than Rs 50,000—removing unpredictable financial strain and ensuring a fair, transparent process.

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