This clinic is HFEA-licensed but we haven't loaded its age-adjusted live-birth data into fertilityPATH yet. We don't show synthetic numbers in their place.
View this clinic on the HFEA register →Royal Derby Hospital is a very small-sized clinic offering insemination using partner sperm. The Clinic was licenced by HFEA in 1995. It has a 5-star inspection rating and offers compulsory counselling for donors with a dedicated counsellor. The clinic provides wheelchair access and parking facilities. It treats both NHS and private patients and has a named nurse system with one physician throughout treatment. The clinic's IUI pregnancy rate is consistent with the national average.
HFEA outcome data hasn't been ingested for this clinic yet.
View this clinic on the HFEA register →32% of cost reviews mention unexpected or hidden fees. Ask specifically: “What is not included in the quoted price?”
From 392 reviews with a described outcome. Patients here typically report 2.2 cycles.
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Royal Derby Hospital's HFEA-verified live-birth rate is 57%, well above the national average of 38%. The only age band published is under-35, where the clinic also sees 57% against 38% nationally. IVF is listed as its best-performing treatment. This is recorded as a low-volume clinic, and with only one age band published and case numbers not clearly broken out, it's worth asking directly how many cycles like yours the clinic carries out each year and how this headline figure was reached before treating it as the whole picture.
The published figure is the live-birth rate per embryo transferred, taken from HFEA-regulated data covering 2016 to 2018. When comparing this with another clinic's rate, check whether both are quoted per embryo transferred or per cycle started, as these measure different things, and check which years each figure covers, since a clinic's more recent results can differ from an older published number. Regulated data is a useful, independently verified basis, but it reflects a group of past patients rather than predicting any one person's outcome.
A few questions worth putting to the clinic directly: - What's included in the quoted price, and what add-on costs are typical? - What were your live-birth rates for my age group in the latest HFEA data? - How many cycles like mine do you carry out each year? A good consultant will welcome these questions and answer them openly.
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