Where the family comes first

At IECH, we believe in helping bring children into loving families. To do this, our doctors and staff use the latest equipment and techniques, conduct research on more effective treatments, and spend time working with other facilities to constantly learn more. And we never forget that it’s our patients – the people and families – that come first.

The inability to conceive, for whatever reason, is a huge burden on a couple. We strive to alleviate the stress this causes by taking the time to connect with our patients. Whether we are taking extra time to ask questions or come in on off-hours to conduct a treatment, we want the couples who rely on us to know that we share the commitment to the ultimate goal of having a child.

Our process focuses on finding the cause of the infertility and treating both the body and the soul. While we conduct a meticulous series of tests and interviews to determine the best course of action, you and your partner will take part in our Psychological Support Program.

The Psychological Support Program is designed to help ease and overcome symptoms of anxiety and stress, improve communication with others (family, friends, co-workers) and with the medical team that will be involved throughout the program of assisted reproduction.

Couples who are experiencing infertility often have to face complex issues such as managing feelings of loss, of uncertainty and personal crisis, of having to make multiple medical decisions, as well as the anxiety of physical and emotional changes, and of the different interpersonal relationships where the implication of being infertile in a fertile world can create an emotional imbalance for many couples.

We believe that this approach works for the families we help, and it reflects in our high success rates.