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Dads achieve dream with IVF surrogacy

Having a baby through IVF surrogacy

Surrogacy may be appropriate if you have a medical condition that makes it impossible or dangerous to get pregnant and give birth, or in the case of a same-sex couple where a surrogate host is needed.

Pathways to Parenthood - When to tell your child about their biological origins

When to tell your child about their biological origins

When or if to tell your child they were created through donated eggs, sperm, surrogacy, adoption or fostering…

Explore different pathways to parenthood - IVF with donated eggs, sperm surrogacy, adoption

Explore different pathways to parenthood

Fertility treatments with donor eggs and sperm, adoption and fostering – talk to experts about the options available at Pathways to Parenthood – a free event

Why me? Liz O'Donnell talking to Robert Edwards

Why me? Infertility and the stubborn Yorkshireman

I am honoured to come back to where my family started and to share the words of the man who started it all.

Fertility nurse takes on 100 mile Cotswold Way Challenge for Arthritis UK

Fertility nurse takes on 100 mile Cotswold Way Challenge for Arthritis UK

Our intrepid fertility nurse specialist Rowena Haslett Fossey did London2Cambridge last year.

Charikleia Papanikou, Senior Embryologist at Bourn Hall Clinic

Can re-freezing embryos lead to successful outcomes?

Are re-frozen and thawed embryos viable?

Egg sharing for free IVF

Egg sharing for free IVF can be a win-win

Egg sharing or sperm donation can make IVF treatment more accessible.

#WeAreFamily at Bourn Hall Clinic

#WeAreFamily @Bourn Hall and all are welcome

Family is at the heart of everything we do at Bourn Hall #wearefamily

Royal College of Nursing Fertility Preservation

RCN guide to fertility preservation for medical and non-medical reasons launched

RCN guide to fertility preservation gives advice to nurses about the freezing of eggs or sperm for both medical and social reasons.

Sperm bank helps couple overcome fertility issues and become mums

Couple become mums with help from Bourn Hall’s sperm bank

Lack of sperm isn’t the only reason same-sex female couples may have fertility issues.

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Find out how can we help you

To make an appointment, or to find out how we can help, please contact us.

Patient reviews you can trust

Genuine experiences from real patients. See why so many trust us with their fertility care.

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“We went to an open evening at Bourn Hall Wickford and came away feeling really positive about the place. The staff were really friendly and the presentation was clear about the statistics regarding success rates and live birth rates; their data was very transparent. We came away feeling like we would really be looked after.”

Katy and Leigh are parents to Charlie after IVF

Patient 2023

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“We chose to make an appointment at Bourn Hall Wickford because of the favourable reviews. When we got there and met the staff they were just so lovely, making us feel welcome and explaining to us what tests would need to be done and what our options were; we just thought ‘yes, let’s get the ball rolling!”

Jess and Fran are mums to Nathan after IVF with donor sperm

Patient 2023