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NHS PARTNERSHIPS

Through our partnerships with Integrated Care Boards, Care Fertility offers seamless access to high-quality, NHS-funded treatment for eligible patients.

NHS-funded fertility care, delivered with compassion and precision

We collaborate directly with ICBs across England to deliver funded fertility services that meet NHS standards while maintaining the personalised, expert-led care Care Fertility is known for. By integrating pathways and protocols, we provide a joined-up experience that puts patients first—whether in an NHS setting or one of our clinics. 


How our ICB partnerships work

We work alongside NHS commissioners to: 

  • Secure funding for eligible patients through local commissioning arrangements 
  • Align our clinical protocols with NHS treatment guidelines 
  • Provide clear, consistent referral routes from GPs to fertility specialists 
  • Offer coordinated care plans for smooth transitions between NHS and Care Fertility clinics

What patients gain from an NHS partner clinic

evidence based treatment
Evidence-based treatment protocols
All treatment plans follow the latest evidence based guidance, ensuring safe, consistent, and evidence-based care.
Rapid access
Faster access to treatment
Patients benefit from quicker referral-to-treatment times through our established NHS pathways - often with no waiting lists.
seamless care coordination
Seamless care coordination
Patients can move smoothly between NHS and Care Fertility clinics, supported by a shared team and consistent treatment plans.
integrated medical
Integrated medical teams
Many consultants work across NHS and Care Fertility, supporting shared governance, consistent care, and streamlined communication between services.

Helpful tools for NHS referrals

Not sure if a patient qualifies for NHS-funded treatment? 

Use our NHS Eligibility Calculator to check local criteria and help patients understand their options before referral. 

Ready to collaborate on NHS-funded fertility care?

Get in touch to discuss regional ICB collaboration, patient access, and clinical integration.