How they provide comprehensive care beyond infertility, according to HealthDeliver.
By Dr Sasiwimol Preechapornkul, Fertility
A common misunderstanding persists that visiting a fertility clinic is solely for infertile couples.
Fertility clinics are indeed conventionally linked with assisting individuals and couples in conceiving. However, fertility clinics actually provide a wide range of services that cater to various aspects of reproductive health. These services extend well beyond the realm of infertility, encompassing preventative care, fertility assessments, family planning advice, and fertility preservation techniques.
The Multifaceted Role of Fertility Clinics
Fertility clinics offer a broad spectrum of services that surpass mere infertility treatments. They play a crucial role in reproductive health, providing assessments and treatments tailored to a diverse clientele. Individuals and couples seek out these clinics not only when encountering challenges in conceiving but also to gain a deeper understanding of their reproductive health.
Preventative Care and Fertility Assessments
A significant aspect of the services provided by fertility clinics is preventative care. Through comprehensive fertility assessments, individuals can gain insights into their reproductive health, enabling informed decisions regarding their fertility. These assessments are particularly beneficial for those who may not be ready to start a family but wish to understand their future options.
In-Depth Family Planning and Fertility Preservation
Family planning is another vital service offered by fertility clinics. They offer expert advice on when and how to conceive, aiding clients in understanding their fertility windows and the best approaches to conception. Furthermore, for those seeking to postpone parenthood, fertility clinics provide advanced techniques in fertility preservation, such as egg, sperm, and embryo freezing. These options are invaluable, especially for individuals who may undergo medical treatments that could affect their fertility.
Fertility Education and Support Services
Education is a pivotal aspect of the services provided by fertility clinics. They offer resources and counselling to help clients navigate the complexities of reproductive health. This educational role is crucial in demystifying the processes involved in fertility treatments and family planning.
Statistical Insights and Global Trends
Globally, the demand for fertility services is increasing, reflecting broader societal changes and advancements in medical technology. According to the World Health Organization, infertility affects an estimated one in every six people of reproductive age worldwide, underscoring the significance of the services provided by fertility clinics.
Empowering Your Fertility Journey
Fertility clinics are indispensable resources in the landscape of reproductive health, offering a comprehensive suite of services to support individuals and couples on their journey to parenthood. Genea, with its decades of pioneering work in fertility treatment, has partnered with HealthDeliver to extend this support through an innovative telehealth platform. This collaboration ensures that more individuals have access to specialised fertility care, making the journey toward starting a family more accessible and personalised. If you’re exploring your fertility options or seeking guidance on your reproductive health, Genea and HealthDeliver invite you to discover how our expert care and advanced technologies can assist you in realising your dreams of starting a family.
