fertility evaluation
Core fertility care
Initial medical assessment of fertility factors, usually including history, ultrasound and laboratory tests.
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Core fertility care
Initial medical assessment of fertility factors, usually including history, ultrasound and laboratory tests.
Core fertility care
Medication-supported induction or regulation of ovulation.
Core fertility care
Cycle tracking and ovulation timing to support intercourse at the fertile window.
Core fertility care
Placement of prepared sperm into the uterus around ovulation.
Core fertility care
Ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization in a laboratory and embryo transfer.
Core fertility care
Embryology technique injecting a sperm cell into an oocyte.
Core fertility care
Transfer of a previously cryopreserved embryo.
Core fertility care
IVF using a natural or minimally medicated cycle, often with one egg.
Core fertility care
IVF using lower-dose stimulation protocols.
fertility preservation
Cryopreservation of oocytes for future use.
fertility preservation
Cryopreservation of embryos for later transfer or transport.
fertility preservation
Cryopreservation of sperm for future use.
fertility preservation
Surgical removal and cryopreservation of ovarian tissue, often before gonadotoxic therapy.
fertility preservation
Cryopreservation of testicular tissue, usually experimental or oncofertility-related in many jurisdictions.
fertility preservation
Urgent fertility preservation before cancer treatment or other gonadotoxic care.
donor third party
Use of donated oocytes in fertility treatment.
donor third party
Use of donated sperm in insemination or IVF.
donor third party
Use of donated embryos for transfer.
donor third party
Clinic or coordinator support for treatment involving a gestational carrier.
donor third party
Arrangement where another person carries a pregnancy for intended parent(s).
donor third party
Two-partner IVF pathway where one partner provides eggs and another carries the pregnancy.
donor third party
Use of a donor known to the recipient or intended parent(s).
genetic lab
Embryo chromosome screening for aneuploidy before transfer.
genetic lab
Embryo testing for a specific monogenic condition.
genetic lab
Embryo testing for chromosomal structural rearrangements.
genetic lab
Genetic screening to assess carrier status for inherited conditions.
genetic lab
Laboratory test estimating sperm DNA integrity.
genetic lab
Basic laboratory analysis of semen parameters.
genetic lab
Removal of cells from an embryo for genetic testing.
genetic lab
Laboratory procedures supporting fertilization, culture, biopsy and cryopreservation.
genetic lab
Storage of cryopreserved gametes, embryos or tissues.
genetic lab
Domestic or cross-border transport of cryopreserved sperm, eggs or embryos.
male fertility
Assessment of male-factor fertility through history, exam and tests.
male fertility
Surgical retrieval of sperm from reproductive tract or testicular tissue.
male fertility
Testicular sperm extraction for use in ICSI.
male fertility
Microsurgical sperm retrieval for non-obstructive azoospermia.
male fertility
Assessment of varicocele as a male fertility factor.
male fertility
Sperm cryopreservation for fertility preservation or treatment planning.
specialist pathway
Care pathway for patients with reduced ovarian reserve markers or response.
specialist pathway
Care pathway for fertility treatment at older reproductive ages.
specialist pathway
Evaluation and care after repeated unsuccessful embryo transfers.
specialist pathway
Evaluation and care for repeated pregnancy loss.
specialist pathway
Fertility care pathway for endometriosis-related infertility.
specialist pathway
Fertility care pathway for ovulatory dysfunction related to PCOS.
specialist pathway
Fertility care after cancer diagnosis or treatment.
specialist pathway
Pathways for single intended parents where legally permitted.
specialist pathway
Fertility pathways for LGBTQ+ intended parents where legally permitted.
specialist pathway
Fertility care where one partner has HIV, including risk-reduction protocols.
specialist pathway
Review of prior cycles, embryos, protocols and next-step options.
specialist pathway
Pathway for single male intended parents, usually involving donor eggs and/or surrogacy where legal.
supporting service
Non-directive support to understand fertility options and decisions.
supporting service
Professional counselling about genetic risks, testing and reproductive options.
supporting service
Nutrition guidance supporting reproductive health.
supporting service
Adjunct wellness services; not a substitute for medical fertility care.
supporting service
Emotional and psychological support for treatment or loss.
supporting service
Clinic or concierge coordination for cross-border patients.
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Language assistance for appointments and documents.
supporting service
Remote medical or coordination consultation.
supporting service
Payment plans, financing or refund/multi-cycle program support.
supporting service
Help understanding coverage, claims and out-of-network billing.
supporting service
Coordination with employer benefit platforms or HR fertility programs.
supporting service
Assistance with travel planning around treatment visits.
supporting service
Support for consent, donor, transport, surrogacy or parentage documentation, without replacing legal advice.
supporting service
Structured review of prior reports, labs, cycle summaries and imaging before consultation.