Fertility clinics in British Columbia
Clinics matching your selected filters and availability signals.
Blossom Fertility and Medical Clinic
Prince George, British Columbia V2L 5B8
Blossom Fertility and Medical Clinic provides fertility treatment and healthcare to women and gender-diverse people in Northern British Columbia, with local testing, consultation, monitoring, and treatment support.
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 4 weeks
- Reviews
- 13
Grace Fertility
Vancouver, British Columbia V5Z 1G1
Grace Fertility's mission is to make the fertility and family-building process simpler and less intimidating. The clinic supports people facing straightforward circumstances or complex fertility challenges – ensuring…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 2 months
- Reviews
- 91
Olive Fertility Centre (Kelowna)
Kelowna, British Columbia V1Y 1P7
Olive Fertility Centre is one of the largest groups of clinics in British Columbia, with 5 locations in Kelowna, Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria and Prince George. The Kelowna location…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 4 months
- Reviews
- 45
Olive Fertility Centre (Surrey)
Surrey, British Columbia V3V 0C6
Olive Fertility Centre is one of the largest group of clinics in British Columbia, with 5 locations in Kelowna, Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria and Prince George. Olive Fertility Centre…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 4 months
- Reviews
- 122
Olive Fertility Centre (Vancouver)
Vancouver, British Columbia V5Z 3X7
Olive Fertility Centre is the largest group of clinics in British Columbia, with 5 locations in Kelowna, Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria and Prince George. Olive Fertility Centre Vancouver is…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 4 months
- Reviews
- 388
Olive Fertility Centre (Victoria)
Victoria, British Columbia V8V 0C5
Olive Fertility Centre is one of the largest group of clinics in British Columbia, with 5 locations in Kelowna, Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria and Prince George. Olive Fertility Centre…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 4 months
- Reviews
- 72
PCRM Vancouver | Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine
Burnaby, British Columbia V5G 4X7
Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine (PCRM) was founded in 2006 and now has three locations in Western Canada: Vancouver, British Columbia, Victoria, British Columbia and Edmonton, Alberta. PCRM…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 2 to 3 months
- Reviews
- 180
PCRM Victoria | Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine
Victoria, British Columbia V8X 5J2
Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine (PCRM) is one of the largest clinics in Canada, with a focus on providing care that is unique to each patient's situation. PCRM…
- IVF
- N/A
- Egg freezing
- N/A
- Wait time
- 1 week
- Reviews
- 41
Choosing the Right Fertility Clinic in British Columbia
What to Look for in a Fertility Clinic
When evaluating fertility clinics in British Columbia, consider the following factors:- Success rates: Look at live birth rates by age group, not just overall averages.
- Doctor experience: Board-certified reproductive endocrinologists (REIs) often provide the highest level of care.
- Treatment options: Ensure the clinic offers the specific services you may need, such as IVF, egg freezing, or genetic testing.
- Patient reviews: Real patient experiences can give insight into communication, support, and overall satisfaction.
- Transparency in pricing: Fertility treatments can vary widely in cost, so clarity upfront is important.
Fertility Treatment Costs in British Columbia
The cost of fertility treatments in British Columbia can vary depending on the clinic and the type of treatment. On average:- IVF cycles may range from $10,000 to $20,000+
- Egg freezing can cost between $8,000 and $15,000
- Additional services like medications and genetic testing may increase total costs
Understanding Success Rates
Success rates are a key factor when choosing a fertility clinic, but they can be misleading if not interpreted correctly. Clinics often report different metrics, such as pregnancy rates vs. live birth rates. It’s important to review success rates based on your age group and diagnosis for a more accurate comparison.When Should You See a Fertility Specialist?
You may want to consider visiting a fertility clinic in British Columbia if:- You’ve been trying to conceive for 12 months (or 6 months if over age 35)
- You have known conditions such as PCOS, endometriosis, or low sperm cou
- You’re interested in fertility preservation, such as egg freezing