To have a child to call one’s own is one of the most powerful innate drives known to the human adult. Should there be fertility challenges standing in the way of this dream, the emotional, financial and physical strain that ensues in the course of surmounting them can be incredibly daunting.

While the majority of couples will have no problem conceiving through natural reproductive means, the World Health Organization reports that one in five couples in the world have infertility.

Thankfully, advances in reproductive health has led to the rise of assisted reproductive technology, and with this development, couples having fertility challenges still have a chance to carry that bundle of joy, and put back happiness into their marriage and lives.

There are a number of clinics offering fertility services in Nigeria, and determining which of these to choose can itself be an uneasy task.

Using a series of relevant variables, we have compiled a ranking of fertility clinics in Nigeria, with a view to assisting prospective parents make informed decision on their choice of fertility service provider.

The variables used are:
1. Range of Service
2. Quality of Physicians
3. Accessibility of Physicians
4. Availability of Embryology Laboratory and Embryologists in the Clinic
5. State-of-the-art Technology
6. Advanced Genetic Screening
7. Psychological Support during Treatment
8. Psychological Support (Post-Treatment)
9. Quality of Ancillary Staff
10. Success Rate
11. Affordability
12. Pricing Transparency
13. Quality Management/Certification
14. International Affiliation
15. Customer Service
16. Number of Clinics
17. Online Presence

We also made visits to get a first impression account of some of the Nigerian fertility clinics.

https://www.fertilityhubnigeria.com/comprehensive-ranking-fertility-clinics-nigeria/

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Nice Job OP

I saw this article the other day and I really liked the way it was written. At least you guys ranked by relevant categories not some vague metrics.

cc lalasticlala This could be helpful for couples seeking help.

Nice article...but it doesn't affect someone like me.

And some people wee come and shout praise the Lord for the quadruplets after 30years of trying.

Good info.

Knew Nordica would likely lead

These are all Private facilities.
Will be glad if you research Fertility Clinics in Government owned hospitals

I know two or three that have been tested and proven and affordable.
However, it requires patience to use government owned facilities and they are affordable

Where is louisMed Hospital .

Lilimax:
These are all Private facilities.
Will be glad if you research Fertility Clinics in Government owned hospitals

I know two or three that have been tested and proven and affordable.
However, it requires patience to use government owned facilities and they are affordable

Mention those two or three government-owned hospitals that are tested, proven and affordable.
It may help others

DIFF...I JUST THINK THEY'RE OVERRATED. THEY ARE NICE BEFORE THEY GET YOUR MONEY, ONCE THEY HAVE COLLECTED YOUR MONEY AND YOU HAVE A FAILED CYCLE WITH THEM, THEY DON'T FOLLOW UP ON YOU. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.

to think that nigeria info fm in one of their programs work with hope valley...smh

salt1:


Mention those two or three government-owned hospitals that are tested, proven and affordable.
It may help others

i concur

Good research..Kudos!!!

Cc: Bookiemart01

Quadruplets fall on you this year.

It's LadyF again.

fertilityhubNG:
To have a child to call one’s own is one of the most powerful innate drives known to the human adult. Should there be fertility challenges standing in the way of this dream, the emotional, financial and physical strain that ensues in the course of surmounting them can be incredibly daunting.

While the majority of couples will have no problem conceiving through natural reproductive means, the World Health Organization reports that one in five couples in the world have infertility.

Thankfully, advances in reproductive health has led to the rise of assisted reproductive technology, and with this development, couples having fertility challenges still have a chance to carry that bundle of joy, and put back happiness into their marriage and lives.

There are a number of clinics offering fertility services in Nigeria, and determining which of these to choose can itself be an uneasy task.

Using a series of relevant variables, we have compiled a ranking of fertility clinics in Nigeria, with a view to assisting prospective parents make informed decision on their choice of fertility service provider.

The variables used are:
1. Range of Service
2. Quality of Physicians
3. Accessibility of Physicians
4. Availability of Embryology Laboratory and Embryologists in the Clinic
5. State-of-the-art Technology
6. Advanced Genetic Screening
7. Psychological Support during Treatment
8. Psychological Support (Post-Treatment)
9. Quality of Ancillary Staff
10. Success Rate
11. Affordability
12. Pricing Transparency
13. Quality Management/Certification
14. International Affiliation
15. Customer Service
16. Number of Clinics
17. Online Presence

We also made visits to get a first impression account of some of the Nigerian fertility clinics.

https://www.fertilityhubnigeria.com/comprehensive-ranking-fertility-clinics-nigeria/

how many IVF have you done

Not sure if a proper review and research on those clinics before coming to conclusion ?

free2ryhme:


how many IVF have you done

Get the information and stop asking silly questions

No be small thing

quote author=fertilityhubNG post=64473958]To have a child to call one’s own is one of the most powerful innate drives known to the human adult. Should there be fertility challenges standing in the way of this dream, the emotional, financial and physical strain that ensues in the course of surmounting them can be incredibly daunting.

While the majority of couples will have no problem conceiving through natural reproductive means, the World Health Organization reports that one in five couples in the world have infertility.

Thankfully, advances in reproductive health has led to the rise of assisted reproductive technology, and with this development, couples having fertility challenges still have a chance to carry that bundle of joy, and put back happiness into their marriage and lives.

There are a number of clinics offering fertility services in Nigeria, and determining which of these to choose can itself be an uneasy task.

Using a series of relevant variables, we have compiled a ranking of fertility clinics in Nigeria, with a view to assisting prospective parents make informed decision on their choice of fertility service provider.

The variables used are:
1. Range of Service
2. Quality of Physicians
3. Accessibility of Physicians
4. Availability of Embryology Laboratory and Embryologists in the Clinic
5. State-of-the-art Technology
6. Advanced Genetic Screening
7. Psychological Support during Treatment
8. Psychological Support (Post-Treatment)
9. Quality of Ancillary Staff
10. Success Rate
11. Affordability
12. Pricing Transparency
13. Quality Management/Certification
14. International Affiliation
15. Customer Service
16. Number of Clinics
17. Online Presence

We also made visits to get a first impression account of some of the Nigerian fertility clinics.

https://www.fertilityhubnigeria.com/comprehensive-ranking-fertility-clinics-nigeria/
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Nordica is a good one when it comes to fertility treatment, but I think their affordability data is subject to serious questioning.

Anyway good service comes at a cost.

Teaching Hospitals ...The Best by Far.

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Doerstech:
Not sure if a proper review and research on those clinics before coming to conclusion ?

Exactly my thoughts! I noticed that it's so pro-Nordica that I was wondering if they sponsored the survey.

I'm not trying to conceive, but from women who have experience, these are the rankings

1. For greatest success in sex selection: Medical Arts
2. Most humane: St Georges
3. Most professional: Olive

Bridge has equipment.

Lilimax:
These are all Private facilities.
Will be glad if you research Fertility Clinics in Government owned hospitals

I know two or three that have been tested and proven and affordable.
However, it requires patience to use government owned facilities and they are affordable

I know of National Hospital, Abuja

Sure! Best hospital at least something is working quite well in Nigeria. let others follow too

I can speak strongly for Nordica and Medical ART, very good fertility centres no doubt. Nice thread OP.

fpeter:
DIFF...I JUST THINK THEY'RE OVERRATED. THEY ARE NICE BEFORE THEY GET YOUR MONEY, ONCE THEY HAVE COLLECTED YOUR MONEY AND YOU HAVE A FAILED CYCLE WITH THEM, THEY DON'T FOLLOW UP ON YOU. TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.

I work at DIFF and my opinion is not based on the fact that I work here but my opinion is based on my experience at DIFF. Your one terrible experience cannot and shouldn't be used as a yard stick to classify a facility as OVERRATED.

OVERRATED in terms of? There are patients who come from other fertility clinics with one or more complain about how they were treated, but that is not an excuse or one cannot sign and seal the facility as being what YOU think based on experiences.

If you had a bad experience at any facility, not just DIFF, it is your duty to report to relevant personnel so that your next visit will be a memorable one.

Really.

All in Lagos.