The specialist team in the United Family Healthcare Assisted Reproductive Medicine Center has always followed international medical guidelines. Dr. Masoud Afnan is a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, and other members, including embryologists, have obtained master’s or doctoral degrees in relevant fields and have years of practical experience in in-vitro embryo culture and selection. At the same time, experienced international and local members of the assisted reproductive clinical care team will provide you with high-quality medical services in accordance with international standards.

Embryo evaluation and sperm analysis are a highly complex laboratory process. The accuracy of results depends on laboratory configuration and the professional skill of the staff. Thus, in Western nations where assisted-reproduction technology is well-developed, quality assurance programs are established by national governments and externally designated standards are used to evaluate a laboratory’s technical level. In 2017, the UFH Reproductive Medicine Center joined Australia’s EQASRM, using its standards as our canon in providing high-quality laboratory services that meet international standards.

During the course of IVF treatment, a laboratory environment that mimics the conditions of a mother’s body is required for the sperm to fertilize the egg and grow into an embryo. The technical skills of embryologists and the facility environment for embryo culture is of great significance for the successful implantation of an embryo after the transfer. The time-lapse full-time intelligent digital control incubator, introduced by United Family Healthcare Assisted Reproductive Medicine Center, features built-in high-definition full-time image acquisition systems that scan each embryo in multiple layers approximately every ten minutes and eventually renders a video of the complete development of each embryo before the transfer, so that embryologists are able to select high-quality embryos through big data analysis. At the same time, our center is equipped with advanced 24-hour real-time monitoring and warning devices in all key areas of the embryo laboratory to ensure the healthy growth of the embryo in the laboratory through 360-degree omni-directional monitoring.

Most infertility patients have some degree of anxiety about treatment, which often hampers the possibility of becoming pregnant. UFH has always held to its principle of “putting patients first.” Within our comfortable environment, we provide sufficient opportunities for discussion between the doctor and patient and also offer professional psychological counseling for those in need.