WHERE TO START
You are not alone. 1 in 6 struggle to conceive. Kind iVF is here to help you, at every step of the journey.
Here to help
Infertility is more common than you might think. If you've been trying to conceive without success, a fertility health assessment could give you the answers you need. Using their many years of expertise, our team of doctors and embryologists have developed treatment packages that make high-quality fertility care more accessible and affordable.
Our treatment is Kind to your body, Kind to your pocket and delivered by our Kind and caring team.

You are one of a Kind
You might be a single woman planning for the future, a couple who has been trying without success, or in a same-sex partnership exploring your options. Whatever your circumstances, IVF offers real solutions. But how easy is it to access??
Access to IVF on the NHS is increasingly becoming an issue in the UK. Availability can vary by location - the so-called "post code lottery" and services can be inconsistent with significant waiting lists. Kind was developed to fill this gap and provide women and couples requiring minimal specialist support with an effective alternative.
Knowledge is power. If you're thinking about starting a family or simply exploring your options, a fertility health assessment at your nearest Kind iVF clinic is a great first step. Our friendly experts will take the time to understand your needs and give you the information you need to make confident, informed decisions.
Fertility & maternal age
One of the most common reasons women seek fertility treatment today is because of age. Female fertility declines through time, especially after 35, and so, statistically, the chances of requiring more complex treatment may be required. To be eligible for Kind iVF, you must begin your treatment medications before your 37th birthday.


Male infertility
Male infertility is a factor in around one-third of all infertility cases, often due to issues with sperm quality or quantity. In these cases, our standard Kind iVF programme may not be the most effective option. Instead, a well-established treatment technique called Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) offers a better chance of success.
Kind ICSI is designed specifically for those facing male infertility, providing expert-led care and the best possible outcomes.
For LGBTQIA+ families
In the UK, lesbian couples do have access to IVF, but NHS funding isn't always straightforward and eligibility can depend on where you live, with many couples facing long wait times or strict criteria. That's why many turn to private clinics like Kind iVF. We offer a safe, welcoming space where your family goals are taken seriously. With access to carefully screened UK donor sperm, we're here to support you in creating your family, your way.


You're not eligible for NHS treatment
IVF shouldn't be a postcode lottery. Access to NHS-funded IVF is increasingly limited, with availability varying by location and long waiting lists making the process even harder. That's why we created Kind iVF - to provide a high-quality, streamlined alternative for those who need minimal specialist support.
Ovarian failure
A small number of women experience premature ovarian insufficiency - in which the ovaries stop producing mature eggs - due to genetic or unexplained reasons, often before the age of 40. Women over 40 may also face similar challenges as egg quality and quantity decline with age.
For those unable to conceive with their own eggs, donor egg treatment offers a hopeful path to parenthood. If you aren't eligible for Kind iVF, then through our trusted partner, London Egg Bank, you'll have access to a diverse catalogue of carefully selected donors, helping you find the right match for your journey.
If you need donor egg treatment, we can make a referral to London Egg Bank, who will take care of your treatment.

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