Intrauterine insemination using prepared partner or donor sperm. Often combined with ovulation induction to support couples facing mild male factor or unexplained infertility.

Full IVF cycles with monitored ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, ICSI when needed, and frozen embryo transfer. The clinic does not perform fresh transfers — all embryos are frozen at day 5 or 6 and transferred in a later prepared cycle.

Egg (oocyte) freezing using vitrification, available for elective fertility preservation as well as for patients facing chemotherapy or radiation. Cycle takes roughly 4–6 weeks including 10–14 days of stimulation.

All embryos created through IVF are frozen at day 5 or 6 and stored for use in a later transfer cycle, since the clinic does not perform fresh embryo transfers.

Egg freezing offered as an option for women who want to preserve fertility for the future, whether for personal reasons or ahead of medical treatment that may affect ovarian function.

Medication-supported cycles (oral agents and injectable gonadotropins/FSH) to stimulate egg development. Closely monitored with ultrasound and bloodwork, and often paired with IUI.

Therapeutic Donor Insemination using screened donor sperm from regulated Canadian-compliant sperm banks. Patients meet with a reproductive counsellor as part of the decision-making process.

Pre-implantation genetic screening (PGS) and pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) available through the IVF program for patients with advanced maternal age, recurrent loss, repeated IVF failure, or known single-gene conditions.

Egg freezing offered for patients facing chemotherapy, radiation, or other medical treatments that may impair future fertility.