Explore a clinic whose published services extend from ART and andrology to genetics and maternity care, with a named professional roster.
Independent provider profile · Sources reviewed 28 October 2026
Clinica’s Russian website describes obstetrics, gynaecology, reproductive medicine, perinatal care and andrology at Yunusalieva 300. The source is broader than an IVF-only service catalogue, although individual appointments and procedure availability still need a clinical plan.
The site names a clinic head, director, reproductive specialist, two embryologists, a laboratory head and an andrologist. It supplies surnames and initials, which are retained rather than expanded into guessed full names.
The selection separates reproductive clinical care, embryology, laboratory leadership, supporting andrology and management. The full website also lists obstetric, neonatal, paediatric and ultrasound roles. These are role descriptions from the provider, not confirmation that every team member is assigned to an IVF cycle.
Reproductive medicine specialist
The provider lists a reproductive medicine specialist using this surname and initials. A full name, current appointment availability and credentials should be confirmed directly.
Sources & identity details →Embryologist
Named as an embryologist on the provider’s team list. The source uses surname and initials; qualifications and the assigned laboratory team have not been independently checked.
Sources & identity details →Embryologist
A second embryologist named in Clinica’s official team list. The source supplies surname and initials rather than a full biography.
Sources & identity details →7 published team members in the full roster. See every role →
Services described by the provider. Clinical suitability and the exact treatment plan require an individual assessment.
The source lists IVF, ICSI, frozen transfer, IUI and preimplantation genetic diagnosis. Older diagnostic wording is recorded without assuming a specific modern test panel.
Donor eggs and sperm, and freezing of eggs, sperm and embryos, appear in the published list. A material allocation and storage agreement are different from a complete treatment quote.
Male-fertility assessment, testicular/epididymal aspiration and medical-genetic counselling are listed. Confirm the specialist and actual local procedure arrangements.
The provider also describes endoscopic gynaecological procedures, pregnancy and neonatal care. These supporting services explain the institution’s scope without establishing a guaranteed continuity-of-care package.
The information below shows which related services appear in provider publications or supplied quotations. “Not established” means the reviewed sources do not answer the question. Confirm availability with the medical provider and obtain separate advice on legal eligibility.
Donor eggs appear in the official ART service list. Availability, allocation, records and prices need a current proposal.
Read the source record →The official ART list includes donor sperm; the material source, clinical use and consent terms remain case-specific.
Read the source record →Frozen-transfer and freezing listings do not establish an outside-facility receiving agreement.
Read the source record →Broader maternity and ART services should not be used to infer a surrogacy medical or coordination contract.
Read the source record →A hospital, coordinator, donor-material supplier and pregnancy-management service may be different parties. Read the legal identity and agreement questions →
R. T. Konoeva and N. O. Tursunaliev are listed as embryologists. A separately named laboratory head should not be assumed to supervise every embryology step.
The service list includes semen analysis, diagnostic laboratory work and cryopreservation. The reviewed source does not provide a complete equipment inventory, independent quality record or external PGT provider.
An identifying logo is shown where suitable facility photographs have not been established.
Clinical and laboratory responsibilities →The clinic’s broad medical service list is not a complete IVF fee schedule. Ask which reproductive-treatment stages apply to your proposal.
Read a treatment quotation →No numerical itemised programme quote was established from the reviewed official site. Request an ART-specific proposal, rather than infer IVF fees from the clinic’s broad list of outpatient and maternity services.
Confirm the seller, currency, validity, inclusions, exclusions and the cost of changes to the plan.
Clinica describes reproductive medicine alongside andrology, genetics and maternity care. Request an ART-specific plan so that unrelated outpatient or later maternity services are not assumed to be part of an IVF fee.
Ask whether reproductive, urology-andrology and laboratory consultations are separate, and which testing, retrieval, anaesthesia, culture and genetic-analysis items are included in the proposed programme.
The reviewed public source is Russian-language. Confirm interpretation, translated consent and records, remote assessment and international coordination before assigning a travel budget. Their availability and fees have not been established here.
The website provides a consultation form, telephone contacts and published outpatient booking hours.
The service list spans reproductive clinical work, andrology, embryology and genetics. Establish which specialists are involved in the actual proposal.
The reviewed site is Russian-language. English clinical consultations, interpretation, remote assessment and support after returning abroad have not been established from it.
The reviewed source is in Russian. English clinical consultations, interpretation, remote assessment and international coordination are not established by this review. Confirm these before arranging travel.
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300 Yunusalieva Street, 6th Microdistrict
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00 · Sat 08:00–13:00, per outpatient information
The official source lists 300 Yunusalieva Street in the 6th Microdistrict, Bishkek. Confirm the department and entrance when booking, particularly if more than one service is planned.
No. The source reviewed is in Russian, and English clinical consultation or interpretation was not established. Ask the clinic directly and confirm how consent, test results and later questions will be communicated.
A confirmed numerical ART programme total was not established from the reviewed official material. Request a dated reproductive-treatment quote with consultations, medication, procedures, laboratory work, testing, transfer and storage separated.
Provider information and editorial planning questions. The complete guide separates preparation, appointment arrangements and follow-up.
The clinic’s own site supplies the service list, named professional roles, address, telephone and email. This profile is not based on a third-party score or a claim to have visited the facility.
Checked 28 October 2026. Public provider information and supplied quotations are different source categories. This research is not an independent inspection, credential check or clinical outcome audit.
Provider identity, licences and agreements →
Suggest a correction →Clinical and embryology roles, with individual biographies.
Fee sources, programme scope and questions before payment.
First contact, existing records, timing and follow-up.
This Clinica VRT channel is independently researched and published by Kyrgyzstan IVF. It is not Clinica VRT’s official website.
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