We are proud to work with local Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, East Berkshire, and West Berkshire.
If you are eligible for NHS-funded IVF from one of these CCGs you can choose to have your treatment at CREATE Fertility Oxford. We have no waiting list to commence treatment, and most patients can start on their next cycle after referral.
If you meet the eligibility criteria for NHS-funded IVF, you can select CREATE Fertility for your treatment. The process to get referred to CREATE is simple, a referral form will be filled on your behalf and sent to us. We will review your details, confirm your eligibility, and one of our team will contact you to book in your first appointment.
Once we receive a referral, it usually takes no longer than 5 days to in touch with you, unless there are circumstances which require further investigation.
Our team will find out if you have any individual circumstances that we need to take into account before your first booking, such as organising a translator for you or a preference for an out-of-hours appointment.
Whether you can receive NHS funding for your IVF or fertility treatment is ultimately decided by your local clinical commissioning group (CCG).
CREATE Fertility is one of the UK’s largest providers of fertility treatment, with centres across the UK, and is led by the globally recognised Professor Geeta Nargund. We have consistently delivered excellent results for all of our patients and you can view the success rates of our centres on the HFEA website.
Our clinic is a state-of-the-art facility and we utilise the latest in evidence-based treatment to give you the best chance of conceiving and having a baby.
You will have your scans and blood tests at our Oxford clinic, and your egg collection and embryo transfer in our St Paul's clinic in London, or at our Birmingham clinic.
Our Consultants, Nurses and Embryologists are highly trained to give you not only excellent treatment, but also a personal service.
Understanding success rates can be difficult, which is why we are committed to being as transparent as possible. After assessing your medical circumstances at your first appointment, we will give you a personalised treatment plan and success rate. Our personalised treatment protocols at CREATE deliver excellent results.
CREATE Fertility is one of the UK’s largest providers of fertility treatment, with centres across the UK, and is led by the globally recognised Professor Geeta Nargund. We have consistently delivered excellent results for all of our patients and you can view the success rates of our centres on the HFEA website.
Our clinic is a state-of-the-art facility and we utilise the latest in evidence-based treatment to give you the best chance of conceiving and having a baby.
You will have your scans and blood tests at our Oxford clinic, and your egg collection and embryo transfer in our St Paul's clinic in London, or at our Birmingham clinic.
Our Consultants, Nurses and Embryologists are highly trained to give you not only excellent treatment, but also a personal service.
Understanding success rates can be difficult, which is why we are committed to being as transparent as possible. After assessing your medical circumstances at your first appointment, we will give you a personalised treatment plan and success rate. Our personalised treatment protocols at CREATE deliver excellent results.
Our highly experienced Oxford team will guide you through the initial fertility process from ultrasound scanning right through to tailored treatment options.
Lead IVF Consultant
Dr Archana Ranganathan is a Consultant Gynaecologist in reproductive medicine. She graduated from Madras Medical College, India and completed her postgraduate diploma in Christian Medical College, Vellore, India. She went on to complete her postgraduate training from Health Education England, Thames Valley (Oxford deanery) where she completed a research fellowship on endometriosis.
Dr Ranganathan became a member of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists in 2012. She has advanced training in subfertility and reproductive health, with special interest in endometriosis and early pregnancy.
She is the lead consultant for the CREATE Fertility St Pauls clinic and is highly skilled in advanced fertility ultrasound, gynaecological 3D ultrasound and early pregnancy scanning. A member of British Fertility Society (BFS) and British Society for Gynae-endoscopy (BSGE), her special interests include endometriosis, recurrent miscarriage and polycystic ovaries. Dr Ranganathan offers personalised care to all her patients and believes in holistic approach to support patients through their fertility journey.
Laboratory Director
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.
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Monday - Friday 08:00 - 16:30
Weekdays 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday closed
Bank Holiday 08:30 - 16:00
The closest railway station to the clinic is Hanborough which is 3.4 miles away.
The 233 stops at Hensington Close, which is a 4 minute walk away from the clinic.
There is free parking available at the clinic. You can find the clinic off the A44, Oxford Street, turning into Hensington Rd, past the Woodstock Fire Station and St Hugh’s RC Church and St Hugh’s Centre. Once you get to the mini round about around 100 metres ahead, take the first left and turn into the quadrangle on your immediate left.
There is a Co-operative Food an 8 minute walk away from the clinic.
