Who is providing my medical treatment?
Know which fertility provider and medical team are responsible for your care.
Before you pay a deposit or book a flight, make sure you understand the treatment, the price and the practical parts of the trip.
Know which fertility provider and medical team are responsible for your care.
Ask the fertility provider what it recommends, what the treatment involves and why it may be suitable for you.
Ask separately about treatment, medication, tests, scans, flights, hotel, transfers, storage and additional procedures.
A package price is only useful if you can see what you'll still need to pay for.
Ask how many days you're likely to need in Cyprus and which dates may change.
Ask about blood tests, scans, medication and any other preparation before you travel.
Ask the fertility provider how eggs, sperm and embryos are identified and tracked through the laboratory process.
Ask about screening, matching, donor information and the rules that apply to the donor programme.
Ask whether it means pregnancy or live birth, which age group it covers, whether it uses own or donor eggs, and whether it is per transfer or per cycle.
Ask what happens to flights, hotel dates and transfers if the clinical schedule moves.
Know who handles medical questions and who handles practical ones.
Ask what medical follow-up you may need and who you should contact.
Treatment abroad can involve treatment fees, medication, UK tests, flights, accommodation, transfers and changes to the original dates. A clear offer should make those layers easy to see.
Treatment, medication, tests, scans and any additional procedures.
Flights, hotel, transfers and any extra days.
Ask in advance what happens if the clinical schedule moves.
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