ONE Fertility
3210 Harvester Road
Burlington, ON
497patients have viewed this clinic
ONE Fertility
3210 Harvester Road
Burlington, ON
497patients have viewed this clinic
Established
2009
Locations
2
Doctors
9
Private IVF
$9,850 cycle (excludes ICSI $1,850, blast culture $550, embryo freezing $975, FET $2,850, meds $5,000-$11,000+, $323.02 + HST annual admin)
About
ONE Fertility — short for Ontario Network of Experts in Fertility — is one of the original publicly funded IVF clinics in Ontario, anchored at its full-service centre at 3210 Harvester Road in Burlington, with an affiliated sister clinic in Kitchener-Waterloo. Founded in 2009 and tightly integrated with McMaster University's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the McMaster GREI fellowship program, ONE Fertility offers the full menu of fertility care: IVF with ICSI and PGT, IUI (including donor sperm IUI), egg, sperm, and embryo freezing, fertility preservation for medical reasons, and a comprehensive third-party reproduction program covering egg/sperm/embryo donation, gestational carriers, and reciprocal IVF for same-sex couples. As an Ontario Fertility Program participant, the clinic offers OHIP-covered consultations and OFP-funded IVF, IUI, and medical fertility preservation for eligible Ontarians, with private-pay IVF cycles starting at $9,850 (excluding ICSI, embryo freezing, and medications).
The team includes nine in-house physicians and an embryologist Scientific Director — most holding McMaster academic appointments — plus a dedicated andrology lab and urologist for male-factor cases. The clinic publishes a detailed fee schedule, has a dedicated LGBTQIA2S+ and transgender family-building page, and provides care in English, French, Hindi, Farsi, and Arabic across the team. Patients across the GTA, Halton, Hamilton, and Waterloo regions are referred here by their family physicians for both funded and private fertility care.
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What Makes Them Unique
Complex Cases & Specialty Programs
Reproductive Endocrinology page explicitly addresses complex conditions (Turner's syndrome, premature ovarian insufficiency, hyperprolactinemia, amenorrhea); Dr. Karnis is internationally recognized for managing pregnancy in women with Turner syndrome; multiple physicians have advanced reproductive surgery training (operative hysteroscopy/laparoscopy, tubal reconstruction).
Research & Affiliations
Affiliated with McMaster University's Department of OB/GYN; hosts the McMaster GREI Fellowship and is the program's training site; multiple physicians hold Assistant/Associate Clinical Professor appointments. Scientific Director (Mike Neal) has international ART research reputation, sits on CFAS Board of Directors, and is on Fertile Future advisory board. Dr. Hughes is past CFAS president and Associate Editor of Human Reproduction Update.
Treatments & Pricing
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
IUI involves placing washed, concentrated sperm directly into the uterus, timed with ultrasound and bloodwork monitoring. Cycles can be unmedicated (natural) or medicated, and donor sperm is supported.
Price
$685 sperm wash + $323.02 + HST annual admin fee; medications $150-$2,000+ (private pay; OFP funding may apply)
IVF
Full-cycle IVF with ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, in-house embryology, and embryo transfer. ICSI, blastocyst culture, embryo freezing, and PGT-biopsy are all available add-ons.
Price
$9,850 cycle + $323.02 + HST admin (excludes ICSI $1,850, blast culture $550, embryo freezing $975, meds $5,000-$11,000+)
Egg Freezing
Elective and medical egg freezing using ovarian stimulation and retrieval, with eggs vitrified and stored on-site for future use. Indefinite storage supported.
Price
$8,900 treatment cycle + $975 cryopreservation + $600 + HST annual storage (meds $5,000-$11,000+ extra)
Embryo Freezing
Embryos created via IVF can be frozen at the blastocyst stage and stored indefinitely for future transfer.
Price
$975 per batch freeze + $600 + HST annual storage; thaw and transfer (FET) $2,850
Fertility Preservation
On-site preservation of sperm, eggs, or embryos for future family-building, whether for medical reasons (e.g. cancer treatment) or social reasons.
Price
Varies by gamete: see egg freezing $8,900, sperm banking $400/banking, embryo freezing $975/batch
Ovulation Induction
Timed Intercourse cycles with ultrasound and hormone monitoring, plus medicated cycle options to optimize ovulation, are offered as a low-intervention starting treatment.
Price
$323.02 + HST annual admin (medication costs separate)
Egg Donation
Treatment with donor eggs is supported through anonymous egg banks, directed (known) donation, and reciprocal IVF for same-sex couples. Approved partner agencies include DEBUSA, CAN-AM Cryoservices, Asian Egg Bank, and Shady Grove.
Price
Varies by donor source; donor materials purchased separately through approved providers
Sperm Donation
Donor sperm IUI and IVF are supported using Health Canada-approved distributors. Both anonymous and known-donor pathways are accommodated.
Price
$685 donor sperm wash + $70.80 + HST receiving fee per shipment + $323.02 + HST annual admin (sperm purchased separately)
Embryo Donation
Donor embryo treatment is facilitated through partnership with Beginnings Family Services, with frozen embryo transfer used for cycle.
Price
FET $2,850 + admin (donor embryos sourced via Beginnings agency)
Surrogacy / Gestational Carrier
Gestational carrier arrangements are supported with both known carriers and approved agency partnerships, including Surrogacy in Canada Online, JA Surrogacy, HIVE, and Canadian Surrogacy Options.
Price
Varies; treatment via IVF or FET pathway. Contact clinic for individualized quote
Reciprocal IVF
Reciprocal IVF for same-sex female couples — one partner provides the egg and the other carries the pregnancy — is explicitly supported as part of the LGBTQIA2S+ family-building program.
Price
Standard IVF pricing applies: $9,850 + ICSI $1,850 + admin
Andrology / Male Fertility
On-site andrology lab plus a dedicated urologist consultant for male-factor infertility, surgical sperm retrieval (TESA/PESA), microsurgery for male infertility, and andrology assessments.
Price
TESA/PESA $900 + urologist surgical fees $1,600 (confirm with urologist directly); Sperm Function Testing $275; DNA Fragmentation Index $500
Genetic Testing (PGT)
Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) with embryo biopsy is performed in-house, with third-party analysis sent out to genetics labs.
Price
$3,000 biopsy only (does not include third-party analysis fees)
Medical Fertility Preservation
Egg, sperm, and embryo freezing for patients facing fertility-impacting medical treatment (e.g. chemotherapy or radiation). The Scientific Director sits on the advisory board of Fertile Future, a Canadian non-profit dedicated to oncology fertility preservation.
Price
Per-gamete pricing as above; OFP funding available for eligible medical fertility preservation
Pricing & Funding
Inclusivity & Accessibility
2SLGBTQI+ Welcoming
Dedicated 3rd Party and LGBTQIA2S+ page on the website explicitly states 'ONE Fertility welcomes all patients seeking to start a family'; lists treatment pathways including reciprocal IVF, donor gametes, gestational carrier, and transgender care.
Trans-Experienced Care
LGBTQIA2S+ page explicitly addresses transgender patients: states they will work with patients impacted by hormone therapy or surgery to plan either conception or fertility preservation (eggs, sperm, or embryos) for future use.
Languages Offered
English; French; Hindi; Farsi; Arabic
Medical Team
Dr. Megan Freebury Karnis
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Reproductive Surgery
Founder and Medical Director. Harvard Medical School / Boston IVF fellowship; FRCSC. Internationally recognized as an expert on the risks of pregnancy in women with Turner syndrome. Practice covers infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, premature ovarian failure, PCOS, and reproductive surgery (operative hysteroscopy, tubal reconstruction).
Dr. Shilpa Amin
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology
Assistant Professor of OB/GYN at McMaster, site coordinator for the McMaster GREI training program. Special interests in PCOS, RPL, endometriosis, and pediatric/adolescent gynecology. Languages: English and Hindi.
Dr. Mehrnoosh Faghih
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Minimally Invasive Reproductive Surgery
Associate Clinical Professor at McMaster and current Program Director for the McMaster GREI fellowship. American Board certified in OB/GYN. Special interests: female infertility, POF, PCOS, endometriosis, RPL. Languages: English and Farsi.
Michael Neal
Embryology · Assisted Reproductive Technologies
Founding partner and Scientific Director with 20+ years in human ART. Recipient of the LIFE Award (Laboratory Innovation in Fertility and Embryology). Research interests include environmental contaminants, non-invasive embryo quality measurement, and oncology fertility preservation. Sits on the Fertile Future advisory board.
Dr. Stacy Deniz
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Reproductive Surgery
Assistant Clinical Professor at McMaster. Manages female and male factor infertility, PCOS, RPL, premature ovarian failure. Advanced training in operative laparoscopy and hysteroscopy. Research on embryo disposition and emotional support during IVF.
Dr. Karen Kteily
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Reproductive Surgery
Assistant Clinical Professor at McMaster. GREI fellowship at the Free University of Brussels and Royal College fellowship at University of Montreal. Special interests in fertility preservation, PGT, PCOS, sperm selection, and operative hysteroscopy/laparoscopy. Languages: English, French, Arabic.
Dr. Caroline Béliveau
FRCSC, FACOG. McGill OB/GYN residency. Joined ONE Fertility in 2009 as a fertility consultant covering all aspects of reproductive medicine. Languages: English and French.
Dr. Edward G. Hughes
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility · Clinical Epidemiology
Professor of OB/GYN at McMaster and immediate Past President of the Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society. MSc in clinical epidemiology and biostatistics. Research on sub-fertility treatment effectiveness, smoking/aging/environmental impacts on reproduction, and the inhibin/TGFβ peptide family. Associate Editor, Human Reproduction Update.
Dr. Marc Anthony Fischer
Andrology · Male Infertility Microsurgery
Assistant Professor in the Division of Urology at McMaster, with cross appointment in OB/GYN. Two-year fellowship in Andrology and Research Genetics at Mount Sinai Hospital and SickKids in Toronto. Research interests: male infertility, microsurgery for male infertility, BPH, erectile dysfunction, and andropause.
2 Locations
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MainONE Fertility Burlington
(Full Service)3210 Harvester Road
Burlington, ON, Canada
Neighbourhood: Harvester Road business corridor (north Burlington, near QEW/403)
Parking: On-site free parking (per Google Maps listing)
Get directionsONE Fertility Kitchener Waterloo (Affiliated Clinic, Separate Site)
(Full Service)4271 King Street East, Suite 200
Kitchener, ON, Canada
Neighbourhood: East Kitchener, near Highway 8
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What Patients Say
Based on Google: 3.4/5 from 140 reviews
Patients love
- Compassionate and knowledgeable staff
- Successful pregnancy outcomes after other clinics failed
- Transparent process with clear pricing notebook upfront
- Personalized care and direct doctor responsiveness when concerns raised
- Welcoming and warm clinic environment
Common concerns
- Communication issues — unreturned calls
- Rushed appointments
- Long administrative wait times (months for consults and results)
- Perceived focus on billing/profit (charges for tests results
- Etc.)
- Inconsistent care continuity — different doctors at different visits
- Limited early-morning appointment availability for working patients
Conditions Treated
Add-on Treatments & Tests
ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection): $1,850; ICSI with surgically retrieved sperm: $2,250; Blastocyst Culture: $550; Embryo Freezing: $975 per batch; Annual Oocyte/Embryo Storage: $600 + HST; Frozen Embryo Thaw and Transfer (FET): $2,850; Preimplantation Genetic Testing (biopsy only): $3,000; TESA/PESA: $900; Sperm Function Testing: $275; DNA Fragmentation Index: $500; AMH Bloodwork: $110; Convenience Sperm Banking: $400 per banking; Annual Sperm Storage: $600 + HST; Donor Sperm Receiving Admin Fee: $70.80 + HST per shipment; Donor Sperm Rush Fee: $265.49 + HST; Outgoing gamete/embryo transfer: $550 + HST + courier; Counselling Services: $200-$250 (paid to counsellor)
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