Question 1

Who are the fertility doctors and specialists at Ginefiv?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv’s medical team is led by Dr. Joaquín Llácer, the clinic’s Director Médico and a renowned reproductive endocrinologist. The team includes Dr. Laura Blasco, Subdirectora, and Dr. Victoria González‑Villafáñez, both senior fertility specialists, as well as Dr. Mónica Aura Masip and Dr. Mónica Alarcón, experienced reproductive endocrinologists. Embryology is overseen by Dr. Julio Gijón and Dr. M. Carmen Cañadas, senior embryologists who manage embryo culture, blastocyst development and pre‑implantation genetic testing. The urology unit is headed by Dr. Carlos Balmori, while Dr. Luis Hernández Ferrero and Dr. Eduardo Alonso lead anesthesia. Together, more than 100 professionals across gynecology, genetics, psychology and laboratory science provide a multidisciplinary approach to assisted reproduction.

Question 2

What is the history and background of Ginefiv?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv was founded over 35 years ago and has grown into one of Spain’s leading fertility networks, with clinics in Barcelona, Madrid, Getafe and San Sebastián de los Reyes. The clinic pioneered the first birth from frozen embryos in Madrid in 1988 and achieved Spain’s first ICSI birth in 1996, followed by the introduction of IMSI in 2009. Recognized as the Mejor Institución Sanitaria del Año in 2014, Ginefiv continuously invests in state‑of‑the‑art technology and multidisciplinary expertise, positioning itself at the forefront of in vitro fertilization and assisted reproduction.

Question 3

Does Ginefiv offer egg donation for IVF treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Ginefiv runs two dedicated ovodonación programs that provide donor eggs to patients with diminished ovarian reserve or genetic concerns. All donors undergo rigorous medical, psychological and genetic screening to ensure safety and compatibility. The clinic guarantees a high pregnancy rate, reporting an accumulated pregnancy success of 50‑60 % per transfer for the standard program and over 80 % for the premium program that typically yields three blastocysts. Egg donation cycles are fully integrated with IVF, embryo culture and blastocyst transfer, offering a reliable pathway to pregnancy with donor eggs.

Question 4

Does Ginefiv treat single women seeking fertility treatment?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv welcomes single women who wish to become mothers and offers tailored fertility treatment plans for them. Single patients can pursue IVF with their own oocytes when ovarian reserve permits, or opt for ovodonación using screened donor eggs. The clinic’s comprehensive approach includes personalized ovarian stimulation, embryo culture to the blastocyst stage, and embryo transfer, all supported by a dedicated psychology service to address the unique emotional needs of solo mothers.

Question 5

What IVF laboratory technology does Ginefiv use?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv’s IVF laboratory integrates cutting‑edge technology to maximize embryo quality and safety. The clinic employs IVF Patrol, an RFID‑based double‑check system that tracks every sample from retrieval to embryo transfer, eliminating identification errors. Time‑lapse incubation is performed with the Embryoscope, allowing continuous monitoring of blastocyst development. Advanced sperm selection tools such as IMSI and MACS are routinely used, and the laboratory is equipped for comprehensive pre‑implantation genetic testing (PGT‑A) on blastocysts. All procedures adhere to strict quality certifications, ensuring the highest standards of assisted reproduction.

Question 6

What is the maximum age for IVF treatment at Ginefiv?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv’s IVF program accepts women up to 49 years of age, aligning with Spanish regulations for assisted reproduction. For donor‑egg cycles, egg donors must be between 18 and 35 years old, ensuring optimal oocyte quality. The clinic evaluates each patient individually, considering ovarian reserve, health status and previous reproductive history, and may offer tailored stimulation protocols for older patients to maximize the chance of a successful embryo transfer and pregnancy.

Question 7

Does Ginefiv provide fertility treatment for same-sex couples?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv is inclusive of same‑sex couples and offers specialized protocols for both female and male partners. Female couples can choose the ROPA (Reception of Oocytes from the Partner) method, allowing one partner to provide the egg and the other to carry the pregnancy. Male couples are supported with donor‑egg IVF cycles, using screened donor oocytes combined with their own or donor sperm. The clinic’s multidisciplinary team ensures that LGBTQ+ families receive the same high‑quality assisted reproduction care as any other patients.

Question 8

What fertility treatments and services does Ginefiv offer?

Accepted Answer

Ginefiv provides a comprehensive suite of assisted reproduction services, including conventional in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) for male factor infertility. Advanced options such as mini‑FIV, IMSI (intracytoplasmic morphologically selected sperm injection) and MACS (magnetic‑activated cell sorting) enhance sperm selection. The clinic offers ovodonación programs with donor eggs, the ROPA method for female couples, and embryo reception for donated blastocysts. Additional services include egg and sperm cryopreservation, pre‑implantation genetic testing (PGT‑A), fertility preservation for cancer patients, and a dedicated psychology unit to support patients throughout their fertility treatment journey.

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