One hospital, from first consultation
to newborn care
Fertility treatment, surgery, delivery and newborn care usually sit in different hospitals. Here they are in one building, run by one team - so an unplanned caesarean means walking to our theatre, not transferring to another facility.
- In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)
- Surrogacy & Sex Selection
- Laparoscopy & Hysteroscopy
- Fibroid Surgery
- Antenatal & Caesarean Section
- Neonatal Intensive Care
Services We Offer
Fertility treatment, surgery, delivery and newborn care in one building, run by one team. Swipe through the service areas to see what each involves.
How care works here
Most people arrive with some uncertainty about what will happen and in what order. This is the shape of it.
You call or send a message
One number, answered by our team. Tell us briefly what you need and we will tell you who you should see.
First consultation
A full history from both partners where relevant, examination, and the investigations that actually change the plan - not an open-ended list of tests.
A plan you understand
We set out the options, what each involves, and what we honestly think your prospects are. An average tells you very little about your own chances.
Treatment and follow-up
Care continues with the same team. If something changes during labour, theatre and the newborn unit are in this building.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fertility treatment, surgery, delivery and newborn care usually sit in different hospitals. Here they are in one building, run by one team, which removes the handovers and repeated explanations that cost families time when it matters most.
Yes. We provide full-cycle IVF at our hospital in Umudim, Nnewi, together with IUI, ovulation induction and complete fertility investigation for both partners. Surrogacy and sex selection are also available following assessment and counselling.
After twelve months of regular unprotected intercourse without conception, or after six months if the female partner is over 35 or there is a known risk factor. Both partners should be assessed - male factors account for around half of all infertility.
Call 0803 881 4711, message us on WhatsApp, or use the enquiry form on this page. No referral is needed. Our emergency line on 09130479800 is answered 24 hours a day.
Yes. We are registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission under RC 7005568 and hold health facility licence MH/AWK/M: 47/1333/2024 from the Anambra State Ministry of Health. Certificates are available on request.

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