Advanced embryo screening and carrier testing to support
the healthiest possible start for your future family.
Preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) is carried out during IVF. A few cells are taken from each embryo and tested before transfer, so that embryos unaffected by a specific condition or chromosomal change can be selected.
PGT-M tests for a known inherited condition, PGT-SR for structural chromosome changes, and PGT-A for an abnormal number of chromosomes. Genetic counselling before and after testing helps you understand what results can and cannot tell you.
Understand your risks and testing options.
Stimulation, egg collection and fertilization.
A few cells from each embryo are tested.
Review results together and plan transfer.
PGT is highly accurate but not perfect. We may recommend confirmation testing during pregnancy.
Biopsy is performed by experienced embryologists at a stage when cells can be safely removed from the outer layer.
Not always, but carrier screening can help identify whether PGT-M might be relevant for you.
Understand the stages of in vitro
fertilization, from initial assessment
to treatment planning and follow-up.
Learn how intracytoplasmic sperm
injection may be considered as part of
an IVF treatment plan.
Explore the evaluations that may help
your specialist understand your
reproductive health.
Discuss options for preserving fertility
and factors to consider when planning
for the future.
You don't have to have every answer before you
reach out. We're here to help you understand your options.
