The Care Fertility approach

Whether it is your first time having IVF or you have had treatment before, we have a range of tests and treatment options available to help with even the most challenging fertility diagnosis. We always design a completely personalised treatment plan, read some of the options available here.

Fertility declines with age, but when you are considering treatment, we will be completely open and realistic with you about which of our treatments is best for you, and what your own individual changes of success are.

If you’re an LGBTQ+ person or couple and are thinking about starting a family, we are here to support you every step of the way – no matter what your journey may look like.

Care Fertility clinics offer a selection of fertility treatments to help same-sex female couples and assigned female at birth (AFAB) individuals have a baby. These include sperm donation, IUI, IVF and shared motherhood - which allows both partners to be physically and emotionally involved in your journey.

Our dedicated surrogacy and egg donation teams are experienced in helping same-sex male and assigned male at birth (AMAB) couples and individuals to build their families. We support you every step of the way with tailored treatment plans specific to your needs.

Whether you're exploring fertility preservation before transitioning or planning for parenthood post-transition, we're here to help you understand your options.

Whatever stage of your journey you are at, whether you are interested in a fertility assessment, fertility preservation or IVF treatment using a donor - we have options to help you.

There are many reasons for fertility challenges, and both men and women can experience problems when trying to conceive. Learn more about possible fertility issues and how we can help you.

There are a number of possible causes of recurrent miscarriage; we will do all we can to understand the root cause to avoid future heartbreak. We have various tests available for both males and females to help identify what could be causing miscarriage.

If you aren't quite ready to start your family, or if you are having medical treatment which could affect your fertility, freezing your eggs can give you the reassurance you need.