NHS funding
A comprehensive guide to NHS IVF funding and frequently asked questions.
NHS funding at Bourn Hall
Bourn Hall are a leading provider of NHS-funded IVF and specialised fertility services in the East of England. This comprehensive guide aims to provide you with valuable information about NHS IVF funding, eligibility criteria, and answers to the most frequently asked questions. We understand the importance of access to affordable IVF treatment, and we’re here to assist you throughout your journey.
Understanding NHS IVF funding at Bourn Hall
At Bourn Hall, located in Cambridge, Colchester, King’s Lynn, Norwich, Peterborough, and Wickford across the East of England, we offer the possibility of NHS-funded IVF treatment for eligible patients. Learn more about our collaboration with the East of England and East Midlands NHS, getting referred, the regions we serve, and the benefits of choosing Bourn Hall for your IVF treatment.
Eligibility criteria for NHS IVF funding
NHS funding arrangements for IVF treatment can change periodically and are determined by your local Integrated care boards (ICBs). To determine if you’re eligible for NHS-funded IVF at a Bourn Hall clinic we recommend contacting our Patient services team. They have the expertise to advise you on the current criteria and assist you in navigating the funding process.
Frequently Asked Questions about NHS IVF Funding
We address the most common questions about NHS IVF funding. Find the answers you’re seeking regarding funding options, waiting lists, success rates, and alternative options for accessing IVF treatment.
In some circumstances, your IVF treatment at our clinics in Cambridge, Norwich, Wickford, and across the East of England may be eligible for NHS funding. We recommend contacting our patient services team to discuss your eligibility and receive personalised advice.
We’re incredibly proud of our success rates
At Bourn Hall, you can be assured of the best chances of having a baby within the shortest possible time. If you are under 35, you have a 73%* chance of falling pregnant within one year.
*Data from 2021
Younger than 35
If you are under 35, you have a 73% chance of falling pregnant within one year.
35 to 39 years old
If you are 35-37 years old and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have a 63% (50% for 38-39 year olds) chance of getting pregnant (pregnancy seen on scan) within one year.
40+ years old
If you are a female aged over 40 and you continue treatment with Bourn Hall, you have about a 25% chance of getting pregnant within one year.
Patient reviews you can trust
Genuine experiences from real patients. See why so many trust us with their fertility care.
“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
“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
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