Explore Tulip’s published treatment services, team roles and facility photographs, then look closely at the scope of its supplied package quotations.
Independent provider profile · Sources reviewed 28 October 2026
Tulip describes a reproductive centre in central Bishkek with cross-border coordination. Its about page gives a first-floor treatment address at Kurmanjan Datka 47. The clinic presents clinical work and practical travel support together; their suppliers and contracts should be identified separately.
The source names Eno Chan and Howard Yo as executive deans. They are recorded as management, distinct from the clinicians and embryologists listed below. A management title alone does not establish who prescribes or performs treatment.
The source distinguishes management, clinicians, embryologists and nursing. The clinical and embryology names are shortened; they are reproduced as published without supplying invented full names, portraits or credentials.
Clinician
Listed on Tulip’s clinical medical team. The website supplies this shortened name; the full name, specialty credentials and current appointments need confirmation.
Sources & identity details →Clinician
Listed on the clinical medical team using a surname. This listing does not infer a full name or a particular specialist qualification.
Sources & identity details →Embryologist
Listed on the provider’s embryologist team. Confirm the full name, laboratory role and responsibility for your treatment.
Sources & identity details →4 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 site advertises IVF and embryo-transfer services. A personal plan should identify the treating clinician, laboratory stages and fresh or frozen transfer arrangements.
The technical page describes PGT-A and PGT-M. Confirm the clinical indication, exact assay, reporting laboratory and interpretation for the proposed programme.
The website lists egg, sperm and embryo freezing and describes donor-related resources. Material source, screening, consent and eligibility should be recorded in the appropriate agreements.
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.
The Tulip-branded brochure describes one-retrieval and repeated-retrieval donor pathways. It does not independently authenticate current availability.
Read the source record →Ask which bank or provider supplies the material and what documentation, consent and charges apply.
Read the source record →The cooperation-price image excludes embryo transport. Clinical receipt, storage, transfer and a carrier pathway must not be treated as one courier service.
Read the source record →The brochure describes carrier-related services and exclusions. Confirm the legal entities, medical and coordination responsibilities and current eligibility.
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 →
The provider names an IVFtech workstation, ASTEC incubator, Nikon microscope, RI laser system and MTG laboratory systems. These are equipment descriptions in a provider publication, not a check of the installed configuration, maintenance or clinical performance.
Mindray ultrasound equipment and PGT-A/PGT-M services are also described. A device list does not establish the full genetic-testing workflow or whether another laboratory performs analysis.
Photographs are attributed to the provider; they are not a record of an independent site visit.
Clinical and laboratory responsibilities →The supplied Tulip brochure describes CNY programmes effective from April 2026. Read transport, travel, testing and contractual exclusions alongside the headline.
Explore Tulip International fees & scope →A supplied Tulip-branded brochure describes four CNY packages effective from April 2026. The fee subpage records their scope, exclusions and payment stages; current availability and contracting terms remain unconfirmed. Ask for medical stages, laboratory/testing work, storage and later transfer separately from travel, translation, legal and document services. A broadly described cross-border package needs a written list of suppliers, inclusions and exclusions.
Confirm the seller, currency, validity, inclusions, exclusions and the cost of changes to the plan.
The website presents consultation, preparation and medical services as part of a patient journey. Obtain a named clinician’s record review before treating an administrative itinerary as a medical schedule.
The overview describes help with visa, travel, accommodation, medical communication and later documents. These are provider statements, not guarantees of immigration or parentage outcomes.
The site’s travel-document and eligibility descriptions require independent legal and consular checking for the actual applicant. Medical availability alone does not establish those entitlements.
English and Chinese website versions are available. Confirm clinician language and the scope of any coordination service.
Prepare for your Tulip International consultation: records, timing and follow-up →
1st floor, 47 Kurmanjan Datka Street
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Not confirmed in the pages reviewed
The supplied cooperation-price image explicitly excludes embryo transport, and the brochure describes a received-embryo pathway. Obtain a separate transport scope and quote, including sending-facility release, receiving approval and handling charges.
The first supplied package is organised around receipt of existing embryos and a carrier pathway. It is not presented as a new retrieval cycle. The own-egg and donor-egg retrieval programmes are different offers.
The document states an effective start of 1 April 2026. That does not establish present availability, unchanged prices or indefinite validity. Ask for written confirmation and a dated individual contract.
Provider information and editorial planning questions. The complete guide separates preparation, appointment arrangements and follow-up.
The provider’s image shows a licence reference transliterated as NGMU 4730, dated 25 April 2025, and an International Reproductive Center Tulip entity. This is a reading of the image rather than a certified translation or regulator check.
The displayed document shows Orozbekova 259 as the licensee address and Kurmanjan Datka 47 as a place of licensed activity. These serve different purposes and should not automatically be described as conflicting treatment addresses.
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 Tulip International channel is independently researched and published by Kyrgyzstan IVF. It is not Tulip International’s official website.
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