Homerton Fertility Centre
There are various types of fertility treatments and the contact telephone number and address for Homerton Fertility Centre, can be found below.
If you would like to find out if you are suitable for fertility treatment or information about a particular procedure or treatment, contact a local clinic.
Homerton Fertility Centre
Homerton Fertility Centre
Homerton University Hospital NHS Trust
Homerton Row
London
UK
E9 6SR
Tel: 0208 510 7660
Clinic details: Hackney is easily one of the most well-known of London's many boroughs, forming a critical part of inner London. It may come as a surprise to know that Hackney was only recently formed in 1965, and has since then established a number of key services and features, including Homerton University Hospital, that have put it on the proverbial map. Homerton University Hospital provides fertility treatments to couples of any disposition and single women looking to embrace parenthood but struggling to do so. Facing infertility is undoubtedly a difficult task that requires support which the hospital is readily able to give you. Furthermore the often complex nature of infertility mean that in order to truly tend to its community, Homerton Hospital need to be able to offer any one of a range of different front running fertility treatments. The hospital conducts in depth investigations to ascertain the source of your infertility if possible, and this can include blood and urine tests and visual examinations of your womb and fallopian tubes through laparoscopy. Where possible specific ailments can be treated either medically or surgically, and these include blocked fallopian tubes, lack of sperm in semen, and ovarian cysts. Other treatments provided include monitoring and tracking of your ovulation cycles to assist in timed intercourse and to determine the health of your menstrual cycles, egg donor and surrogacy services, and widely practiced but extremely successful assisted reproduction techniques like ICSI, IUI, and IVF (intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection, intrauterine insemination, and in vitro fertilisation respectively). Information is readily available through the staff or hospital website, and the presence of a Homerton's gynaecological department means that other services are also readily available. Cancer patients can choose to have their eggs or sperm stored prior to chemo- and radiotherapies, both of which can potentially cause infertility. Treatments at Homerton Hospital are available to both NHS and private patients up to the age of 44 provided they have a healthy body mass index (BMI) under 30.
Fertility treatment at this clinic: Homerton University Hospital is in the well-known borough of Hackney, East London. General Hospital services are provided by the facility to the communities of Hackney and Central London as well as specialist treatments in a number of different areas including neuroehabilitation, fertility, and neonatology. The Homerton Trust has an interesting history as it was one of the first NHS foundation trusts in England and has an established reputation as a caring and warm trust dedicated to patient care. Homerton operates on a strategy that is the basis for treatment approaches throughout the trust, and this strategy is based on the provision of specialist departments where necessary, the integration of both community and hospital treatments to benefit patients, the use of modern and innovative technologies, the priorities of safety and quality care, and finally to respond to economically difficult times by refining and streamlining performance and becoming more efficient rather than smaller and less effective. These are ambitious goals to strive to, but as one of the flagship foundation trusts in the nation it is no surprise that Homerton aims so high. Homerton operates its own fertility centre which holds a license from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEA, an independent regulatory body responsible for reporting on standards of practice at fertility clinics and centres nationwide. The Homerton Fertility Centre provides a complete set of infertility treatments and solutions to couples including same sex couples, and single women who want to get pregnant. Options ranging from surrogacy to IVF and to embryo freezing are provided so that every need is covered, and these procedures are performed to high and nationally recognised standards. The team is headed by consultants in reproductive medicine under whom a team of highly trained specialists operates to provide the very latest and best care.
Services offered at this clinic: Treatments for anyone with communicable viral disease (In vitro fertilisation, donor insemination, and gamete intra-fallopian transfer), treatment for patients with hepatitis A and B, sperm retrieval (PESA and TESA), intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), monitoring the ovulation cycle, sperm assessment, tubal surgery, ovulation induction, in vitro fertilisation (IVF), translator services, treatment information in other languages, counselling services, donor insemination
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