What are you most interested in on your journey to parenthood?

Success rates vary and depend on many factors (age, diagnosis, treatment method). In general, thanks to modern techniques, we are able to help most couples. Your doctor will discuss a specific prognosis tailored to your case.

This also varies. The diagnostic phase may take several weeks. An IVF cycle itself, from the beginning of stimulation to the pregnancy test, usually lasts around 4–5 weeks.

Thanks to our comprehensive approach and simultaneous testing of both partners, we can usually identify the main causes and propose a treatment plan within just a few weeks after  the first visit.

The first step is to book an initial consultation. You can call us or fill out the contact form on our website. No special preparation is required—just the willingness to start addressing your situation.

The first step is to book the  initial consultation. You can call us or complete the contact form on our website. During this consultation, your doctor will review your situation and suggest a plan for basic examinations.

MFSS is a premium laboratory method that is charged separately. However, compared to its potential benefit (increased success rate and reduced number of cycles needed), it represents a very cost-effective investment in your treatment.

Not necessarily. Many couples achieve pregnancy with standard IVF itself. Specialized methods are designed to address specific issues and more personalized care. Your doctor at GENNET will recommend you the ones with proven benefit for your particular case.

No. MFSS is a method for processing and selecting sperm for fertilisation. It does not replace diagnostic tests such as a spermogram or a DNA fragmentation test; on the contrary, it builds on their results.

For couples with compromised sperm quality, ICSI is clearly more effective, increasing the likelihood of successful fertilisation. For those with excellent sperm parameters, with both methods we may gain comparable results. Your doctor will always recommend the most suitable approach.

ICSI is a specialised laboratory technique and is charged in addition to the standard IVF cycle. We will always provide transparent information about all associated costs.

Yes, it is the ideal combination. The MFSS method selects the best sperm, which are then used for fertilisation by ICSI, maximising the chance of creating a high-quality embryo.

The benefits may vary individually. Some methods show measurable results—EmbryoGlue can increase the success by up to 8%, while EmbryoScope+ can boost outcomes by as much as 12.5%. Our goal is to combine these building blocks for maximum overall success.

It’s recommended, but not mandatory. Infertility affects both partners,  and  if both partners present - this can significantly speed up the diagnostic process and treatment planning.

Recommendations are always based on a comprehensive evaluation (sperm analysis, hormonal profile, age, previous cycles, etc.) by your doctor and embryologist. You never have to decide on your own.

A referral is not necessary—you can plan directly with us. If you do have a referral, please bring it along.

A referral is not required, you can book the consultation directly . However, if you already have one, please take it with you.

Public insurance in the Czech Republic covers standard IVF procedures. These advanced techniques, even if very often highly effective, are considered as premium services.

Extensive studies have not shown a direct increase in the risk of congenital abnormalities in children conceived via ICSI compared to standard IVF.

We recommend rest for 1–3 days following the procedure. Most patients return to normal activities within a few days.

Eggs, sperm, and embryos can be stored for decades. Storage can be extended as needed.

Timing is crucial. For patients with a shifted implantation window, GERT can significantly improve success rates by enabling transfer at the optimal time.

Yes. Monitoring is done without removing embryos from the incubator, maintaining a stable environment and minimising stress to the embryo.

Yes. It is a well-established, routine method with a high success rate and minimal risk of damage to the cells.

No, the procedure is performed under local or general anaesthesia. Most patients report minimal discomfort. Mild soreness may occur afterwards.

Yes, if viable sperm are found, they are either used right away for ICSI fertilisation or cryopreserved for future treatment.

No, these are advanced add-on services. Your doctor will provide a detailed price estimate, or you can find it in our clinic's price list.

Costs are determined individually based on the recommended method and your treatment plan. Details will be provided during your consultation.

These are additional services not covered by insurance. Your doctor will provide a detailed price during consultation, or you can refer to our price list.

This is a self-paid, premium service. Exact pricing depends on the type of cells and storage duration—your doctor will provide you with more details during your consultation or you can refer to our price list.

The cost depends on the type of procedure (MESA or TESE), the type of anaesthesia used, and the complexity of the retrieval. Your doctor will provide a detailed quote during your consultation, or you can find pricing in our fee schedule.

Yes. For example, EmbryoGlue can be used during embryo transfer alongside an embryo that has undergone Assisted Hatching.

Absolutely. Continuous monitoring is often used together with extended culture and genetic testing.

They are especially recommended for women with repeated implantation failure, autoimmune issues, frozen embryos, or based on the embryologist’s evaluation of embryo quality.

Yes. Combining methods (e.g., GERT + extended embryo culture or time-lapse embryo monitoring) is common and often recommended to increase success.

Patients undergoing intensive medical treatments, those with a genetic risk of ovarian failure, or women planning to conceive at a later age.

Timelines may vary. Blood test results are usually available within a few days, while specialized genetic or molecular tests may take several weeks. We’ll always inform you about the expected time frame.

Low sperm count (oligozoospermia) usually has no visible symptoms. It may be present as difficulty in achieving pregnancy despite regular unprotected intercourse. The diagnosis can only be confirmed by a semen analysis.

Basic semen analysis results are typically available within 2 business days. More complex tests (e.g., genetic or immunological testing) may take 1–3 weeks. You will be informed about the expected timeframe in advance.

Absolutely. Many women choose to understand their “fertility status” for future family planning. The results offer valuable insight into your reproductive health.

You can find the current price list here. Some tests may be reimbursed by your health insurance provider.

Most tests (e.g., semen analysis, blood draws) are completely non-invasive or minimally invasive and not painful. Some specialized tests may be slightly uncomfortable, but the GENNET staff always prioritizes comfort of the patient.

Most tests, such as blood draws and ultrasound, are painless. Some procedures, like HyFoSy or hysteroscopy, may cause mild discomfort, but we always aim for maximum gentleness and comfort of our patients.

Yes, testing can be done for informational purposes. Many men choose to test before planned parenthood or for preventive reasons.

Not at all. Your GENNET doctor will only recommend tests that are relevant and beneficial for your specific situation. We always start with basic tests and then proceed to more complex ones if necessary. We fully respect personal decisions to decline any kind of testing.

No. Your doctor at GENNET will recommend only the tests relevant to your case based on the initial consultation and results. Male fertility diagnostics are progressive and targeted.

You can return to normal activities immediately. Some women may experience slight spotting or mild cramping—both are normal and not a cause for concern.

IUI is generally safe and low-risk. If hormonal stimulation is used, there's a slightly increased chance of multiple pregnancy (e.g., twins).

Yes. IUI cannot be performed if you have an active vaginal infection or discharge. In such cases, treatment must first resolve the issue. A key requirement for IUI success is at least one open fallopian tube and a satisfactory semen analysis.

At GENNET, there are no waiting times. From initial consultation and testing to embryo transfer typically takes 4–6 weeks. Your stay in Prague will generally last about 7–10 days.

We recommend a healthy lifestyle—maintaining optimal weight, avoiding smoking, limiting alcohol and caffeine, and managing stress. Your doctor may also suggest supplements like folic acid.

Treatment can proceed naturally without medications. Sometimes, your doctor may recommend mild hormonal stimulation (e.g., Clomiphene Citrate, Letrozole, Tamoxifen) to support follicle development and ovulation, or progesterone to support the luteal phase after insemination.

According to Czech legislation, assisted reproduction is available to heterosexual couples where the woman has not exceeded 48 years and 364 days on the day of embryo transfer.

No, IUI is a painless procedure. Most women compare it to a routine cervical smear.

Yes. For safety and success with using a patient’s own eggs, we require a BMI of 35 or below. A higher BMI significantly increases risks associated with anesthesia and the procedure itself.

To avoid false negatives, we recommend testing no earlier than 14 days after the procedure, ideally on the day your period is due.

Not at all. Hormonal stimulation may cause mild discomfort similar to PMS (bloating, breast tenderness). Egg retrieval is painless under anesthesia. Embryo transfer is quick and painless, similar to a standard gynecological exam.

The decision is entirely yours. You can request to have the cells safely and ecologically disposed of, or you may choose to donate them for infertility treatment or scientific research.

Yes, it is safe. The most common risk is ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), where the ovaries overreact to stimulation. At our clinic, we use modern stimulation protocols, thorough monitoring, and an individualized approach to minimize this risk.

Success rates depend largely on your age at the time of freezing. The younger you are, the higher the egg quality—and the better your future chances. After thawing, eggs retain the quality they had at the time of freezing.

No. The eggs retrieved are those your body would naturally discard in that cycle. The procedure doesn’t reduce your future natural fertility.

The cost per sperm sample is listed in our price list. Treatment costs for IUI or IVF are additional. A personalized financial plan is discussed during your initial consultation.

Success rates are high due to the use of sperm from healthy, fertile young men. IUI has a success rate of approx. 15–20% per cycle, while IVF can reach 60–70% per embryo transfer.

Thanks to our extensive donor database, waiting times are minimal. In most cases, we can match you with a donor immediately and start treatment in your next cycle.

From your first consultation to embryo transfer, the process usually takes 2 to 4 months. This allows time for testing, donor matching, and cycle synchronization.

If using the partner’s sperm, the child will carry his genetic information. You will also experience the entire pregnancy and birth, creating a bond from the very beginning.

Treatment is legally allowed for women up to 48 years and 364 days. For a healthy pregnancy, we recommend a BMI below 40.

Czech law prohibits donor selection based on photographs. Matching is done using blood type and physical traits (e.g., height, eye and hair color) to ensure resemblance with you or your partner.

No. Czech law mandates strict donor anonymity. Our team selects the best match based on blood type and phenotypic similarity.

If any test indicates a potential issue, our team of top geneticists and doctors will take immediate action, guide you through the next steps, and provide all necessary care and support right here at our clinic.

Sometimes the baby turns its back, hides its face with its hands, or is in an unfavorable position. Our experienced staff will first try to gently encourage the baby to move. If it is still not possible to obtain high-quality images, Gennet will be happy to offer you an alternative appointment date.

This is the most difficult question—and you won’t face it alone. If a condition is confirmed, our prenatal diagnostics specialist and clinical geneticist will explain everything with clarity and compassion. You’ll receive comprehensive information about your options, from continuing the pregnancy with specialized care to considering termination. The final decision is always yours. At GENNET, we’ll provide full support, including the option to consult a psychologist, so you can make a decision that aligns with your values and given circumstances.

Try asking your parents, siblings, or other relatives you’re in touch with. If you don’t have all the answers, that’s okay—just fill in what you know. Every piece of information is valuable.

That’s exactly why constant monitoring is so important. If the doctor sees that the follicles are not growing as expected, they can immediately adjust the medication or treatment strategy to maximize your chances. Everything will be clearly explained on the spot.

Our geneticist is here not just to report results, but to explain what they mean and guide you through all available options. At GENNET, you are never alone.

You’re never alone in such situations. Our team will immediately offer you a consultation with a clinical geneticist who will explain everything thoroughly and compassionately, answer your questions, and discuss your next steps and available options. GENNET also offers psychological support if needed.

Even if your first spermiogram shows significant abnormalities, it doesn’t mean a natural conception is impossible. Sperm parameters can fluctuate over time. One abnormal result isn’t definitive; a repeated test in 8–12 weeks is usually  recommended. If abnormalities persist, we’ll suggest additional tests and an individualized treatment plan — this may involve lifestyle changes, medication, supplements, or assisted reproduction techniques like IVF with ICSI. Don’t lose hope and keep your faith — modern medicine offers many solutions.

A genetic predisposition doesn’t guarantee that a disease will develop. However, it allows for preventive steps, regular monitoring, or lifestyle adjustments that can reduce your risk.

You can choose to have the reproductive cells disposed of or donated for scientific research.

First, remain confident. Increased risk is not a diagnosis. Our specialist will explain everything and will immediately offer a consultation with our clinical geneticist. We will suggest the next steps, typically a more precise non-invasive test (PRENASCAN) or a diagnostic [invasive procedure (amniocentesis/CVS) – LINK].

If you have them, bring the physician’s referral and all relevant medical records (yours, your partner’s, and any affected relatives’). The most important thing is to have as much information as possible about the health of your parents, siblings, and grandparents. Everything is detailed in our Treatment Guide – LINK.

• Bring your health insurance card, ID, and a referral from your doctor. Also bring any medical reports related to your condition.
• IVF patients: a report from your gynecologist or IVF specialist and results of previous tests (sperm analysis, genetic consultation, previous immunological tests).
• Patients with allergies: reports from previous clinics.

Are you coming for testing of airborne allergies such as pollen, dust mites, animals, or mould? If your health condition allows, please stop taking oral antihistamines one week before the test. Do not discontinue any other medication. You do not need to come fasting.

Yes, all examinations indicated by a physician  based on health problems are covered by public insurance. GENNET has contracts with all major health insurance providers.

Yes, the package includes a USB drive with both images and video footage, which you can take home right after your scan.

The success rate of a sperm freezing cycle is exceptionally high. We use the most advanced vitrification method for freezing, which allows about 80% of sperm to survive the process. The cells are then stored in liquid nitrogen, where they can be preserved at their quality for up to 20 years.

You can find the current test price in our price list. Given the breadth of gene coverage, this is an investment in your future family’s health.

The success rate of an egg freezing cycle can vary significantly, ranging from very high to very low. The number of eggs retrieved for freezing primarily depends on the patient's age and other health parameters. It is advisable to discuss everything with an experienced IVF doctor, who can estimate the success of social freezing based on the results of the tests conducted.

Embryo donation treatment is very safe. Hormonal preparation may cause mild side effects like bloating or breast tenderness, which subside after treatment. The transfer itself is defined as low-risk.

The transport of human tissues and cells for fürther use in humans is very strictly regulated by European Union directives. Each country may also have its own legislative regulations that must be taken into account.

It’s individual, but most patients have 3 to 5 ultrasound appointments during the 8–12 days of stimulation. Your doctor will always schedule your next visit accordingly.

Every invasive procedure carries a small risk of complications such as light bleeding, amniotic fluid leakage, or infection. The most serious risk is miscarriage. However, thanks to advanced techniques and the expertise of our team, this risk is very low—around 0.5% (1 in 200 cases).

The risks associated with social freezing primarily relate to hormonal stimulation and the egg retrieval process.

Common side effects of hormonal stimulation include redness at the injection site, breast tenderness, bloating, and mood swings. These symptoms usually subside within a few days after the egg retrieval.

In some cases, the ovaries may react excessively to hormonal stimulation, resulting in a condition known as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). However, due to comprehensive medical testing and the individualised treatment plans we establish for each patient, the risk of this complication at our clinic is minimal.

To prevent complications, it is important not only for the doctor to take an individualised approach but also for the patient to carefully follow all instructions and recommendations given by the doctor and staff.

Three major ultrasounds (one per trimester) are covered by insurance. At GENNET, we also offer in-depth scans for more detailed insights.

At a temperature of –196 °C all biological processes stop. Embryos can therefore be safely stored for many years without any effect on their quality.

The entire process can take several weeks, due to strict regulations, necessary permits, documentation and control mechanisms designed to ensure the safety, quality and professional handling of human tissues, cells and organs.

Timing depends on the type of test: from a few days for expedited prenatal tests to several weeks for full exome analyses. Your physician will inform you of the expected turnaround time.

Turnaround times vary depending on the test. We will always inform you of the expected timeline upon ordering.

Basic spermiogram results are usually available within a few hours. More complex tests  e.g. hormone analysis, genetic testing, or biopsies may take longer. We’ll inform you in advance of expected timelines.

The process typically spans a few weeks to several months, depending on your individual treatment plan. Your physician will explain to you exactly what to expect.

The initial consultation typically takes 30–60 minutes, depending on case complexity. Sample collection (blood, semen) only takes a few minutes. Some results may take a few days.

Urgent testing required before surgery or for treatment planning can be done within 2–3 weeks. Typically, results are available within 8 weeks. We will inform you about the expected timeline in advance.

The evaluation time depends on the scope of the tests. CarrierTest results are usually available within a few weeks.

It depends on the complexity. A standard consultation with ultrasound usually takes 15–30 minutes. More complex diagnostics, such as urodynamics, may take longer. Outpatient procedures typically last between 20 -  60 minutes.

We reserve approximately 60 minutes for your appointment. The length of the recording itself depends on your baby’s position and the image quality.

The panel allows for the simultaneous testing of many genes in one lab test. Mutations in different genes can lead to the same type of cancer, and the same cancer can arise from mutations in various genes. This method is faster and more cost-effective than testing individual genes separately. All identified mutations are confirmed by traditional sequencing from a second independent DNA sample.

Your doctor will provide a list of necessary medications during the consultation. Partner pharmacies cooperating with Gennet can fulfill these prescriptions.

Please provide:

• A referral from your doctor (if available)
• Results of any prior diagnostic tests (if available)
• Your health insurance card

The egg and sperm each contribute 50% to the embryo. It is very difficult to determine the exact chances of achieving pregnancy and having a healthy baby without knowing the quality of the partner's reproductive cells.

What can be said with certainty about social freezing is that it helps preserve fertility at the level at which the reproductive cells were frozen.

We are able to test for all monogenic diseases, provided that the pathogenic genetic variant (mutation) causing the disease in the family has already been identified and can be specifically targeted in embryos. Each test is prepared individually for a specific family, gene, and mutation.

Before starting the IVF cycle, a consultation with a clinical geneticist is therefore always necessary, followed by laboratory preparation of the test. This may include additional testing of the partners or other family members and verification that the given mutation can be reliably detected in embryos.

Only after this step can PGT-M be safely included in IVF treatment.

Commonly tested diseases include, for example:

• Huntington’s disease
• Cystic fibrosis
• Thalassemia
• Duchenne muscular dystrophy
• Fragile X syndrome
• BRCA1/2 gene mutations (hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome)

The ultrasound itself is very quick—usually 5 to 10 minutes. Including consultation and planning the next steps, you’ll spend about 15–20 minutes in the office.

Our donation team selects an embryo from our database based on blood type and physical resemblance (eye color, hair color, height, weight).

Call center numbers:

Prague – Letná: +420 222 313 000

Liberec: +420 483 101 300

General clinic email: ivf@gennet.cz

That depends on the test type. In general, we assess chromosomal abnormalities (aneuploidies)—commonly trisomy 21 (Down syndrome), 18 (Edwards syndrome), and 13 (Patau syndrome); structural chromosome changes including submicroscopic microdeletions/duplications (e.g., 22q11.2 deletion syndrome); and single-gene disorders via targeted testing (e.g., CFTR – cystic fibrosis, SMN1 – spinal muscular atrophy, DMD – Duchenne/Becker muscular dystrophy).

In most cases, they involve a simple and non‑invasive blood draw or buccal swab.

You can arrange treatment by calling our call center or via email. Contact details:

GENNET Prague – Letná (Kostelní 9, Prague 7)

Phone: +420 222 313 000

Email: ivf@gennet.cz

Opening hours: Mon–Thu: 7:30–17:00, Fri: 7:30–16:00

GENNET Liberec (Liliová 1, Liberec)

Phone: +420 483 101 300

Email: ivf@gennet.cz

Opening hours: Mon–Fri: 7:00–15:30

That is the job of our doctors. During your initial consultation, we will review your complete history and propose the best course of action and any referrals to other specialists in our team.

Yes, we are contracted with all health insurance companies in the Czech Republic. For self paying patients, our current price list is available.

Rapid results (e.g., PRENASCAN or invasive tests) can be available within a few business days. Full analysis takes typically 2–3 weeks.

Most later-pregnancy scans require no special preparation. Early scans may require a full bladder. We will inform you in advance.

No special preparation is needed for a standard initial exam. We recommend arriving with a moderately full bladder (not uncomfortably so), as urine analysis and ultrasound may be part of the visit. For planned procedures, our staff will provide detailed instructions in advance.

No special preparation is needed. Simply schedule a consultation. It is helpful if you collect as much information as possible in advance about the health status of your blood relatives and bring a completed pedigree questionnaire.

It depends on where you are coming from and what you are interested in.

If you have been referred by another Gennet physician (from IVF or genetics), the appointment will be arranged directly by the nurses.

If you are coming from outside, please fill in the contact form and specify the reason for your visit. A nurse will usually contact you by phone within a week to arrange an appointment. In cases of suspected drug allergy, we first request medical documentation. Each case is assessed individually, and only then is the appointment confirmed.

Prefer direct contact? Call our call centre (+420 222 313 000, allergology) or email alergologie@gennet.cz.

The easiest way is to fill in the contact form on the CT Shipper website.

Please allow 60 to 90 minutes for your first visit. The doctor will take a detailed medical history, including family, personal, gynecological, occupational, and allergy history. You will be asked about medications, pets at home, smoking, and the course of your symptoms.

If needed, this may be followed by skin tests, lung function testing, or a blood draw. At the end, you will receive a medical report with clear recommendations for the next steps.

Yes. In the Czech Republic, donation is strictly anonymous by law. Neither you nor your child will ever know the identity of the donors.

No. It is considered for patients with a proven allergy and significant symptoms. We will always discuss the benefits and feasibility with you.

No fasting is required for ultrasound exams. Fasting may be needed for certain blood tests—we’ll inform you in advance if this applies.

Yes—in some cases, such as advanced maternal age, family history of genetic disorders, or a previous child born with a congenital condition, your doctor may recommend invasive diagnostics directly, even without prior screening tests.

For most tests, a referral from your physician to a genetic consultation is recommended. The clinical geneticist will then determine the appropriate indication. Some tests, such as thrombophilia mutations, may be referred directly by your gynecologist. For self-pay tests like paternity testing, no referral is needed.

Non-invasive tests (ultrasound, NIPT from blood) are completely safe for both mother and baby. Invasive procedures (AMC, CVS) carry a low risk of complications, approximately 0.5%, which your doctor will always explain in detail.

Most women describe the procedure as uncomfortable pressure rather than sharp pain, similar to a blood draw. At GENNET, we use local skin anesthesia to minimize discomfort.

No, it’s painless. The transvaginal probe is thin, and most women feel only slight pressure or mild discomfort. There’s nothing to worry about.

No. Thanks to the modern vitrification method, the success rate of FET cycles today is fully comparable to – and in some cases even slightly higher than – that of fresh embryo transfers.

Yes—completely. It’s a non-invasive test requiring only a simple blood draw from your arm, posing no risk to your baby.

Message or call us. A nurse will assess your situation and recommend whether a phone consultation is sufficient or if an in person visit is appropriate.

Most andrology procedures at Gennet are painless or only mildly uncomfortable. Blood draws and semen collection are virtually painless. Ultrasounds are non-invasive. Some tests, such as TRUS or testicular biopsy (done under sedation or local anesthesia), may cause slight discomfort — your doctor will fully brief you beforehand.

If a clinical geneticist recommends PGT based on the indication criteria defined by the Society of Medical Genetics, then the test is covered by health insurance—even in cases where the IVF cycle itself is not covered (for example, for women over 40 or couples who have exhausted their covered cycle allotment). Couples typically pay only for additional micromanipulation techniques within the IVF cycle that are not covered by insurance. If the couple does not meet the criteria for insurance coverage of PGT, the geneticist may still indicate the test, but the couple will need to cover its full cost as per the clinic’s price list.

PGT can be performed only if recommended by a clinical geneticist and both partners are obliged to provide written consent.

No, these are recommended tests. You always have the right to decide which tests to undergo. Our doctors will explain the benefits of each one for you so you can make an informed decision.

Your comfort is our priority. Most tests, such as consultations, physical exams, or ultrasounds, are completely painless. Procedures like cystoscopy are done with flexible instruments and numbing gels to minimize the discomfort. Surgeries such as vasectomy or circumcision are performed under local or general anesthesia, according to patient preference. All procedures are explained in detail in advance.

Ideally anytime before you actively begin trying to conceive. The sooner you know your possible risks, the more time you have to make informed decisions.

We recommend considering social freezing between the ages of 30 and 35. However, if you're thinking about freezing your reproductive cells and are outside this age range, consulting with an IVF specialist is still advisable. The doctor will outline your options and provide recommendations on how to manage potential fertility preservation for the future.

We recommend preventive exams for all men over 50 (or from 40–45 if there’s a family history or a positive oncogenetic test), and for anyone with repeated urinary issues or family history of urological disease. Early screening is the best preventive precaution.

The most important screening occurs between weeks 11 and 14. The PRENASCAN test can be done from week 10.

For AMC and CVS, GENNET offers rapid testing (QF-PCR) for common chromosomal abnormalities, with results typically available within 2–3 business days. Full cell culture results take approximately 2–3 weeks.

In medically indicated cases, testing may be covered by health insurance. For self-paid options, prices vary based on the type and scope of the test.

In situations where PGT‑A is not covered by insurance, we offer it as a self‑paid option. The price follows our clinic’s rate schedule, and we will gladly explain the details to you on request

Prices differ depending on the scope of care required. Transparency is key for us — we will always inform you in detail about the cost of the proposed examinations and treatment in advance. We see it as an investment that can significantly shorten and improve your journey to a baby.

We primarily focus on adult patients. Some of our physicians also treat children, but capacity is significantly limited. For more information, please contact us.

If a hereditary cancer predisposition is confirmed, your relatives will be offered a predictive test (to check whether they also carry the same mutation). The result helps clarify their cancer risk and ensures timely preventive care. Predictive testing is usually done in adulthood, though in some cases, testing children is appropriate — depending on the expected age of disease onset.

Yes, you may schedule a genetic consultation without a referral. Our geneticist will review everything with you and suggest the next steps.

No, you can book a consultation and examination directly at our Prague clinic without a referral.

Absolutely. Preventive screening is especially important when no symptoms are present. Many serious conditions, including early-stage prostate cancer, show no initial signs . Early detection is crucial for effective treatment.

No, fasting is not required. You can eat and drink normally.

For most second and third trimester exams, no. In fact, an empty bladder is more comfortable. The exception is early pregnancy scans (up to  approx.10 weeks).

No, absolutely not. In a single FET one embryo is typically transferred. The others remain safely stored for a possible further attempt or for a sibling in the future.

No—only stop medications only after consulting your doctor. Typically, only antihistamines are paused 7 days before skin testing.

Not at all. Our approach is strictly individual. Based on your medical history and results, we will only recommend examinations that are relevant to you and can realistically increase the success of treatment.

Yes, in some cases, genetic test results significantly influence the treatment options available to cancer patients.

Screening tests identify the risk of the most common and serious abnormalities with very high accuracy. However, they cannot detect every possible issue. Their main purpose is to pinpoint pregnancies that may need further testing, treatment, or specialized follow-up care.

Absolutely! We encourage you to share this special experience with your loved ones.

Yes, but only in indicated cases. PGT is not used to choose the sex of a child according to the parents’ wishes. Czech law allows sex selection in assisted reproduction only in cases where it can help prevent a serious genetically determined disease linked to sex.

Typical examples include certain X-linked disorders, such as haemophilia or Duchenne muscular dystrophy, where the increased risk of developing the disease is associated with the male sex of the child.

Yes, absolutely. An andrology exam gives valuable insights into your reproductive health and can reveal potential risks. This can guide future decisions, even if you don’t need immediate treatment. An early diagnosis can help you to take  peaceful, informed  decisions in the future.

Yes, of course. We arrange transport between any two assisted reproduction centres in the Czech Republic or worldwide, by mutual agreement and with the completion of the necessary documentation.

Taking a few cells from an embryo by an experienced embryologist is generally considered safe. Research indicates that the implantation probability is the same as that of a non‑biopsied embryo.

No referral is needed. You can book a consultation directly. Please bring any previous test results you may have.

• Contact us at alergologie@gennet.cz
• In urgent cases, call: +420 222 313 000

No, it will not. We only retrieve the eggs that would naturally be lost during the menstrual cycle.

Yes—a referral from your attending physician is typically required. We recommend securing this in advance to ensure a smooth scheduling process.

Standard insurance-covered screenings have lower accuracy and often lead to false positives—causing unnecessary stress. BabyVision+ includes the highly accurate PRENASCAN test for earlier and more reliable diagnosis.

We primarily treat adults. Some of our doctors accept pediatric patients, but there is limited availability is limited. We’ll inform you about current options while scheduling your appointment.

The term "worth it" is personal and highly subjective. Some individuals may have a 50% chance of getting pregnant using their frozen eggs. For some, this may not justify the investment, while for others, it could be exactly what they expect from social freezing.

ISO certification confirms that the clinic has an established quality management system and regularly undergoes independent audits.

It is a specific standard for medical laboratories that guarantees the accuracy of results and professional competence.

Not all of them, but obtaining them means that the workplace meets standards higher than the basic minimum.

Key indicators include accreditations, an experienced team and transparency of results.