Whilst our treatments are temporarily paused during this COVID-19 crisis, we are dedicated to supporting you as much as possible with phone & video consultations.
Whilst our treatments are temporarily paused during this COVID-19 crisis, we are dedicated to supporting you as much as possible with phone & video consultations.
Our IVF Clinic in Hertfordshire offers both Private IVF treatment and NHS funded fertility treatment options.
Most of your fertility treatment will take place locally, including your initial consultation, scans and blood tests. Theatre procedures and embryology take place at our London St Paul's clinic.
- Learn about our natural approach to fertility treatment
- Why Natural & Mild IVF should be your first choice
- The different types of fertility services we offer
- What your treatment journey with us looks like
- What happens at an Initial Consultation
- Have all your questions answered by an expert
Our personalised treatment protocols deliver successful results whilst also protecting the health of women and babies.
We understand how important success rates can be when choosing a fertility clinic so we always use the latest HFEA verified data so you can be confident in our figures.
Our Hertfordshire IVF Team is led by Dr Himanshu Borase and supported by a highly skilled and experienced fertility team.
Medical Director
Professor Geeta Nargund is a Senior Consultant Gynaecologist and Lead Consultant for Reproductive Medicine services at St George’s Hospital, London.
Professor Nargund has published more than 60 peer-reviewed scientific papers including abstracts and also several book chapters in the field of reproductive medicine.
She is a pioneer in the field of Natural and Mild IVF and Advanced Ultrasound Technology in Reproductive Medicine, and is an accredited trainer for Infertility and Gynaecological Ultrasound special skills modules by the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists (RCOG) London and British Fertility Society (BFS).
Professor Nargund pioneered the use of follicular Doppler in assessing “Egg quality” in humans. She also published the first scientific paper on “Cumulative live birth rates with Natural cycle IVF”.
She is a co-author of the scientific paper on the innovative Simplified Culture System, which allows IVF to be performed without the need for a conventional laboratory. This scientific paper won the 'Robert Edwards Prize' for the best paper of the year in RBMonline in 2014.
Professor Geeta Nargund is also the Co-Editor-In Chief of The European Scientific Journal, Facts, Views and Vision in OBGYN and is on the International Editorial Board of the Scientific journal, The Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences.
Professor Nargund is the President of the International Society for Mild Approaches in Assisted Reproduction (ISMAAR), a UK registered charity. Through her leading role, she has been the voice for women’s choice, health and education in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) globally. She promotes safer, less-drug-orientated and accessible ART.
Professor Nargund was also a member of the WHO (World Health Organisation) expert sub-group on infertility guidelines. She is a member of the steering committee of the Special Task Force on “infertility in developing countries” set up by the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), and was the Chair of the ESHRE Special Task Force on “Mild ART”. She is a regular invited speaker at national & international scientific conferences.
Professor Geeta Nargund is a visiting professor at various universities; Hasselt University, Medical Faculty (working at Genk University Hospital), Belgium; St Marco University Lima (oldest university in Latin America) and SDM Medical College, India, and has also been a senior governor of primary and secondary state schools in south London.
She is actively involved in research into making IVF more natural, accessible and safer for women and children. She is the Chief Executive of the UK National charity, Create Health Foundation. This Charity funds and supports women’s health education in the UK and in Africa.
Professor Nargund is a regular speaker at Westminster Health Seminars on Health and Social care in the UK. She has also been an invited speaker at the women’s health conference along with the members of UN and also at a European Women’s conference on “Female Quality of life in the developed World”.
She appears in Tatler’s Doctors Guide for 2013 and is also an associate member of Guild of Health Writers UK. She cares deeply about and has been actively involved in charities promoting education, women’s health and development, equality and social mobility in the last 15 years.
Consultant & Director of Ultrasound
Professor Campbell was Academic Head of the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in King's College Hospital, London for 20 years and then held the same post at St George's Hospital Medical School, London.
Professor Campbell was President of the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology for 8 years and is Editor-in-Chief of the Scientific Medical Journal 'Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology'.
He holds many international honours and is the Honorary Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
He is a pioneer of Ultrasound Diagnosis in medicine and has introduced many new techniques. He has recently introduced 3D scanning to the UK and set up the first 4D Ultrasound Clinic.
He has introduced many new techniques such as the routine pregnancy scan, the early diagnosis of fetal abnormalities, the assessment of fetal growth, and also the well-being and ultrasound screening for ovarian cancer.
IVF Consultant
After graduating in 2001, Dr Borase completed his post graduate diploma in obstetrics and gynaecology in Mumbai, India. Dr Borase came to the UK in 2005 and started his specialist fertility training in the Southwest of England when he gained wide experience in obstetrics and gynaecology, by working in different hospitals and with accomplished consultants.
This training gave him with the knowledge and confidence in assisting patients with fertility issues and in performing surgical procedures. Dr Borase is a competent ultrasound scanner and likes to scan his own patients as this gives him all the required information to treat his patients effectively.
Dr Borase finds it very important to take care and time with patients to discuss their individual needs and he uses his own illustrations to demonstrate particular treatment procedures. Dr Borase was recently nominated for the Patient’s Choice Award at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
Dr Borase joined CREATE as he supports natural, mild and modified natural IVF as these treatments are more patient friendly, more in line with their physiology and bring down the risks associated with assisted conception treatments.
Senior Laboratory Manager
Martin Wilding has a degree in Biochemistry from Imperial College London and a Ph.D. in the physiology of fertilisation from University College London. He has practised IVF and ICSI from 1999 and has worked in many top ranking IVF centres throughout Europe including Italy and Switzerland. Martin is HPC registered and is a fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists. He has over 50 research papers in the field of human reproduction and his research interests including studying the relationship between maternal age and reproduction.
Patient Coordinator
At CREATE Fertility, our IVF treatments are tailored to your needs and our use of Natural and Mild IVF not only reduces the risks associated with conventional IVF, but also ensures that you are only paying for the medication you really need, significantly reducing the cost of IVF treatment.
Call us to discuss our prices in more detail.
Pre-treatment costs
IVF treatment costs
IVF costs with donor treatments
Fertility preservation costs
Cost is one of the biggest implications of private fertility treatment, we aim to make our treatments accessible for all so that's why we offer different funding options to help growing your family less stressful. To discuss funding options with one of our advisors contact us.
Clinic openings times vary – Exact times will be confirmed on booking.
Monday - Friday 08:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
St Albans and Potters Bar are the closest train stations to London Colney, and from these it is just a short bus journey to the clinic.
The 84A bus towards New Barnet Station leaves from Stop B at St Albans station and stops on the High Street opposite King's Road. It is then a short walk down the road to the clinic. Bus 84 also travels in the opposite direction, from the Bus Garage at Potters Bar, stopping at the same bus stop.
There is free parking available at the clinic.
There are cafes and shops located on the nearby High Street.
0333 240 7300