Female Clients
- All female clients must be referred by their family doctor, gynecologist or a nurse practitioner.
- In the case of two female partners, a referral will be required for each partner.
- If you have a male partner, he does not require a referral, unless he is followed by a Urologist for known infertility issues.
- If you have a male partner and a semen analysis has already been done, please send the results to the clinic and identify both partner’s names and date of birth.
Male Clients
- Male clients do not require a referral, unless followed by a Urologist for known infertility issues.
- If you have a female partner, she will require a referral from her family doctor, gynecologist or a nurse practitioner.
- If you have a male partner, he does not require a referral, unless he is followed by a Urologist for known infertility issues.
- Male clients that are without a partner or that have a same-sex partner can contact the clinic directly to schedule an appointment.
Download and print the following form: CONSULTATION REQUEST
Consultation requests can be sent by mail, fax or email:
31 Providence Street, 4th Floor, Moncton, NB E1C 8X3
Fax: (506) 862‐7571
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Once you know that your application has been sent to the clinic, it is recommended that you contact the clinic to confirm that all appropriate documentation has been received and update any relevant information. Contact us at 1-866-381-2229 or at (506) 862-4217
Other Important Information:
Basic hormonal blood tests may be very useful for the fertility specialist if available at the time of the initial consultation. It may help him to inform you more quickly about your specific treatment options. Please refer to the consultation request form.
With same sex female couples, the result of the investigation often helps them determine which one of them is most likely to conceive. The health of the person who will carry the foetus, or baby to be born, is also one of our main priorities.
Couples wish to conceive a child together and take collaborative responsibility for that child; therefore, regardless of the sexual orientation of the couple, the screening of some sexually transmitted infections (e.g. Hepatitis B and C, HIV, etc.) for both partners is required in order to prevent problems and complications that might affect the pregnancy itself and the health of both mother and child.
Usual wait time is six to eight weeks.
