Success rates
At Newlife there are no selection criteria for patients. Our speciality is treating difficult and complex cases, repeated IVF cycle failure and achieving success through immunology. Without giving patients any false hope, we believe we can offer patients with a history of recurrent IVF failure, a better chance of success by studying the role of their immune system in pregnancy.
The HFEA advises that it is not meaningful to directly compare clinic success rates, as clinics treat patients with different diagnoses and this will affect the average success rates. Success rates are only one factor to consider when deciding which clinic is best for you. The HFEA provide a useful tool to help you decide on a clinic. You can find national data on fertility treatment trends and figures on the HFEA website.
Our latest live birth success rates and pregnancy rates are published below. (Click on the tabs to view each year.)
The success rate is calculated from data that has not been verified by the HFEA and that comparison to concurrent national data is not possible.
The information on success rates can be of limited value in comparing centres and choosing where to seek treatment, this is because there are multiple factors that patients need to take into consideration when choosing a clinic that is right to suit their needs.
The most up-to-date national averages can be found on the Research and Data page on the HFEA website.
The HFEA publishes on its website the results of every licensed clinic in the UK.
To understand fertility success rates and other factors that are important when choosing a fertility clinic please refer to the HFEA website: Choose a fertility clinic | HFEA
The information on success rates can be of limited value in comparing centres and choosing where to seek treatment, this is because there are multiple factors that patients need to take into consideration when choosing a clinic that is right to suit their needs.
The most up-to-date national averages can be found on the Research and Data page on the HFEA website.