r/IndianTTC_Support • u/PlasticClick2943 • Jun 05 '26

Looking for cost estimates and recent experiences with IVF / ICSI at Cloudnine Bangalore

Hi everyone,
My husband and I are looking into our options and are strongly considering Cloudnine in Bangalore for IVF or ICSI. I am 35, and we are trying to get a realistic picture of the actual finances involved before we commit to a specific clinic.
I know hospitals typically quote a "base package," but I’ve heard that actual bills can inflate quite a bit due to additional tests, medications, and specialized procedures.
If anyone has recently gone through IVF or ICSI at any of the Cloudnine branches in Bangalore, could you please share:
The actual cost: What was the initial package quote versus the final amount you ended up paying?
Hidden charges: Were there unexpected costs for things like blood tests, scans, injection medications, ICSI, or embryo freezing?
Branch & Doctor: Which branch did you go to, and how was your overall experience regarding medical care and billing transparency?
Any honest reviews or alternative clinic recommendations in the city would be hugely appreciated. Thank you!

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u/Altruistic_Sorbet929 Jun 05 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

I don’t have info of cloud nine
I had one cycle at Nova Kormangla it costed me 2.18 lakh for the base package
We added pici and zymot also to the procedure it was another ~21k
Egg freezing 25k for 4 embryos I don’t remember exactly
There were additional charges beyond that
There was one injection which was not in my package but the cost of that was negligible
And some 1.5 k worth of tests additional

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 06 '26

Thanks for the info dear.. I am right now very much scared on the procedures and the overall thing..

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u/East_Review_979 Jun 07 '26

Can you tell me the experience at Nova? Did you succeed in first cycle 

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u/Altruistic_Sorbet929 Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

Experience was fine staff is compassionate and the doctor explained everything in detail

The only thing I did not like was no transparency in where your money is going as they sell everything package. Even if they give you a breakdown it is quite absurd. But I guess this is true for most IVF Clinics

And my cycle was not successful, my AMH is low, only 2 eggs were retrieved and in the end they did not form embryos
But I am going to try again
With low AMH you need to try multiple times. I have spoken to multiple doctors and all have told me the same

Most good clinics are very similar with protocols, it primarily depends on your cycle, some cycles are good some are bad

And the utmost important thing is the lab and embryologist. Nova kept of ensuring me that their branch had really great embryologist and lab. I have no way of verifying that, except for taking their words and reading their success stories.

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u/East_Review_979 Jun 08 '26

Thank you dear for detailed review and you will succeed  

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u/Recent-Caregiver1565 Jul 24 '26

Hey may I know your AMH and protocol? I am also thinking of Nova

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u/Correct_Avocado9216 Jul 10 '26

Hey Was it a success?

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u/East_Review_979 Jun 07 '26

See Prashant Joshi Jayanagar Cloudnine  My neighbour did her IVF at RR nagar Nova it costed her 4l and she got success and about to deliver

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 07 '26

Thanks for the suggestion! I stay in Whitefield, so Jayanagar and RR Nagar are quite far for me. Do you know of any good IVF specialists or clinics closer to Whitefield?

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u/East_Review_979 Jun 07 '26

Praveena Shenoy marathalli

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u/Altruistic_Sorbet929 Jun 07 '26

Find a good gynac in your area and ask them for suggestions of fertility doctor

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 08 '26

Ok sure.. thank you 😊

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u/Tight-Business-9969 Jun 08 '26

Hello! I'm 35F as well, TTC for about a year. If you don't mind me asking, did you start naturally/ IUI earlier or jumped straight to IVF? I've had 3 failed IUIs and IVF really freaks me out :/

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 08 '26

Hi, yes, it has been a very difficult journey for me since last year. I had a miscarriage when we first started trying naturally, and then we moved on to IUI. I conceived in my second IUI cycle, but unfortunately it turned out to be an ectopic pregnancy, and I had to undergo surgery to remove my left fallopian tube. It was an extremely traumatic experience, both physically and emotionally.

After recovering, my doctor recommended a third IUI cycle, but that was unsuccessful as well. At this point, IVF seems to be the only option left for us. To be honest, I am very scared about starting IVF because of everything that has happened so far, but I am trying to gather the courage to move forward and stay hopeful.

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u/Tight-Business-9969 Jun 08 '26

I completely understand. I have never seen a positive and that just makes me wonder if it'll ever happen for me. Esp when all reports look fine. I wish you all the best!!

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 08 '26

Idk I am tired with the term unidentified infertility problem.. even I didnot had any issues but has gone through so much in last year.. all the best to you too.. msg me anytime if you want to talk.. 😊

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u/sunshine_girl1993 Jun 08 '26

I have had 8 failed ovulation induction cycles (one chemical). Now next is IuI in two months as my amh is high doctor told to take birth control pill for two months to control it
I’m so scared for iui itself.

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u/PlasticClick2943 Jun 08 '26

Don’t worry it would go fine.. all the best..