生育地圖In Vitro Fertilization Assisted Reproduction Institutions | Search by City/County
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is an assisted reproductive technology where eggs and sperm are fertilized outside the body and then implanted into the uterus. Below is a compilation of public information from licensed reproductive institutions in this region, as approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.This site uses the official licensing list from the Health Promotion Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare as its backbone. In Vitro Fertilization currently includes 17 cities/counties with a total of 102 institutions (neutral data, not ranked by quality). Select a region to view the list:
- Keelung City In Vitro Fertilization2 institutions
- Taipei City In Vitro Fertilization26 institutions
- New Taipei City In Vitro Fertilization8 institutions
- Taoyuan City In Vitro Fertilization11 institutions
- Hsinchu City In Vitro Fertilization3 institutions
- Hsinchu County In Vitro Fertilization3 institutions
- Miaoli County In Vitro Fertilization1 institutions
- Taichung City In Vitro Fertilization13 institutions
- Changhua County In Vitro Fertilization4 institutions
- Yunlin County In Vitro Fertilization1 institutions
- Chiayi City In Vitro Fertilization2 institutions
- Chiayi County In Vitro Fertilization1 institutions
- Tainan City In Vitro Fertilization9 institutions
- Kaohsiung City In Vitro Fertilization14 institutions
- Pingtung County In Vitro Fertilization1 institutions
- Hualien County In Vitro Fertilization1 institutions
- Kinmen County In Vitro Fertilization2 institutions
FAQ
What items are typically included in IVF costs?
Generally include treatment medication (ovulation stimulation), egg retrieval surgery, laboratory fertilization and culture, embryo transfer; optionally include intracytoplasmic sperm injection, embryo cryopreservation and storage, preimplantation genetic testing, etc. Each component depends on the individual treatment plan; it is recommended to request a written quote from the institution.
Is marriage required for IVF in Taiwan?
According to the Artificial Reproduction Act, the recipients of artificial reproduction are "recipient couples," i.e., legally married couples; single individuals are not covered under this Act. If regulations change, please refer to the latest announcements from the National Laws Database and the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
What is the fundamental technical difference between IUI and IVF?
IUI involves injecting washed and concentrated sperm directly into the uterine cavity, awaiting natural fertilization; IVF involves retrieving eggs, fertilizing them with sperm in the laboratory, culturing embryos, and then transferring them into the uterus. The main difference is the site of fertilization.
About how long does the IVF process take?
A single egg retrieval cycle typically takes about 4–6 weeks: pre-treatment evaluation and tests about 1–2 weeks, ovulation stimulation about 8–14 days (requiring multiple follow-up visits for monitoring), and embryo culture about 3–6 days after retrieval; those with fresh embryo transfer have it in the same cycle, while those using freeze-all embryos have transfer scheduled in a subsequent cycle. The actual timeline varies depending on individual circumstances, clinic scheduling, and physician assessment; this page is a neutral compilation of information, not medical advice.
What is first generation IVF (IVF)? What conditions is it suitable for?
First generation refers to conventional in vitro fertilization, where retrieved eggs and processed sperm are placed in the same dish, allowing sperm to enter eggs naturally, similar to natural fertilization. It is commonly used for female factor infertility, such as blocked or damaged fallopian tubes, ovulation disorders, with normal sperm parameters. Actual suitability is determined by the physician.
