Gamete and embryo donation

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Despite ever-improving fertility treatments, there are couples who can only fulfill their dream of happy parenthood by taking advantage of donation programs.

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All persons interested in gamete or embryo donation are invited to make a medical appointment in order to qualify for the procedure. We have successfully run outreach programs that, while maintaining complete anonymity and a sense of comfort on both sides, allow for successful treatment of couples who have no chance of having a child without outside support.

IVF with eggs donated

In vitro with eggs donated

The IVF process with egg donation involves the following steps:

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Step 1

Online consultation with a doctor

This marks the start of the IVF treatment journey. During the consultation, the doctor reviews the submitted medical records, carries out an in-depth interview, and based on this information, develops a personalized treatment plan designed to meet the patient's specific needs.

Step 2

Filling in the phenotype cards (online)

In the case of IVF treatment using donor eggs, an important step is filling out the phenotype cards. This process helps to ensure the closest possible match between the donor’s and the recipient’s (and/or partner’s) physical traits.

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Step 3

First visit to the clinic

At this stage, you can anticipate several important preparatory steps for the IVF procedure: completing the necessary treatment paperwork, including consent forms; undergoing a psychological consultation; performing diagnostic tests; and freezing the partner’s sperm to ensure it is available on the day of the ICSI procedure.

Step 4

ICSI fertilisation

ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection) is an additional technique performed during IVF where a single healthy sperm is directly injected into an egg to increase the likelihood of fertilization. This procedure is carried out in a specialized IVF laboratory, under conditions designed to support embryo development as naturally as possible. The quality and safety of the process are maintained by experienced and highly skilled embryologists, using advanced equipment such as RI Witness and Embryoscope+, which are utilized in every cycle. This stage does not require you to be present at the clinic; all updates and information are communicated via phone and through the Patient Portal.

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Step 5

Embryo transfer

This phase consists of no more than two clinic visits, one of which includes the embryo transfer.

Step 6

Confirmation of pregnancy (at your home location)

At this stage, our medical team ensures ongoing care and support. Should you require any further consultations, these can be conducted via phone or online.

Embryo adoption

The course of the IVF procedure with embryo adoption:

Step 1

Online consultation with a doctor

This is the initial phase of the IVF treatment process. During the online consultation, the doctor reviews the provided medical documents, performs a comprehensive interview, and uses the collected information to create a personalized treatment plan tailored to the patient’s unique needs and health condition.

Step 2

Completion of phenotype cards (online)

The information on the phenotype cards is used to optimally match embryos from anonymous donors with the physical traits of the intended parents. The entire procedure is conducted with full anonymity and patient convenience—data is manually completed from home through secure online forms.

Step 3

First visit to the clinic

During your initial visit, you can expect several important preparatory steps for your IVF treatment: completing the necessary paperwork and consent forms; undergoing a psychological consultation; having diagnostic tests performed; and receiving an ultrasound examination.

Step 4

Embryo transfer

This stage requires no more than two visits to the clinic, one of which will include the embryo transfer itself.

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Confirmation of pregnancy (at your home location)

At this stage, our medical team continues to provide ongoing support. If needed, you can arrange extra consultations by phone or online, enabling you to maintain your care comfortably without needing to come to the clinic.

The Infertility Treatment Act, which came into force on 1 November 2015, regulates, among other things, the ways in which reproductive cells and embryos are handled. Under Polish legislation, cell donation is carried out on the basis of matching the donor and recipient in terms of phenotypic characteristics (a set of characteristics that determine the functioning of an organism).

The transfer of ova or sperm takes place after the donor signs a consent to medical and laboratory tests. Because of the need to reduce the number of genetically related offspring, the law limits the number of children born from the use of gametes from a given donor.

The donor cannot receive remuneration for the transfer of gametes, but may request reimbursement of costs incurred during the procedure. Recipients of reproductive cells are required to sign a consent to receive gametes (consent of the recipient and her husband/partner required). Persons in informal unions must additionally make a declaration of acknowledgment of paternity before the civil registrar before the initiation of the gamete transfer procedure.