Any tips on researching clinics? No idea where to start.
Thinking to go ahead and pay for a 50% refund course of IVF at Access Fertility before my 40th birthday- if you decide you don't want to go ahead you can get a full refund. I am so pushed for time because I am 40 mid may. My husband is booked in for DNA fragmentation test this week and will also be waiting on that consultation....
It would be great if anyone can share any direct experiences by PM of any of the clinics...its so hard to choose! Im a bit gutted non of these clinics offer mild IVF which I feel drawn to.
Options are
TFP Boston Place
Bridge Clinic London
CRGH City
CRGH Portland
Lister Fertility
Lister Fertility at The Portland Hospital London Women’s Clinic Harley Street
The Fertility & Gynaecology Academy
LCRH
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hi there, if you haven’t already, you can check out the clinic’s ratings on the HFEA website, and Fertility Mapper is a useful site for reviews from other patients:
We recently started looking into other clinics and had an initial consultation with Lister Fertility at The Portland Hospital London. I have been with two other clinics in London previously- one for IUI and one for IVF- and hand on heart, I have been truly impressed by Lister. Mr Rehan Salim- could not recommend him more. Knowledgeable, caring, no BS talk. The administration was also incredibly efficient, which was a first for me!!!
I’m currently 7 weeks pregnant so have paused any treatment with them for the time being. But from what I’ve experienced so far, it’s been great! They even offered to do an early scan when I told them I was pregnant.
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