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Established employees at Arm have access up to £10K for fertility testing and treatment, plus the option of up to a further £10K interest free loan as required.
Great news! Arm has chosen to help you with your fertility support, preservation and treatment to help you start or continue building your family by offering a fertility benefit with Apricity!
Established employees at Arm are entitled to £10K for fertility testing and treatment, plus a £10K interest free loan as required.
This means your employer may cover the cost of some of the fertility services we offer, including:
-IVF treatment
-Egg donation
-Egg freezing (for medical reasons)
-Male/female fertility diagnostic tests (also available via AXA Health)
We are a specialist fertility clinic delivering a highly-personalised, end-to-end fertility experience. We have our own doctors and nurses and don't merely signpost you to local services as other companies may do. We have a 4.88/5 rating on Doctify, and pair each patient with a personal fertility advisor and dedicated care team.
Patients only need two clinic visits per IVF cycle compared to nine or ten times with a traditional fertility clinic. This is because we can offer at home blood tests for you to then post back to our clinics for analysis. Our advisors are available seven days a week on extended hours, by text or by phone in the UK.
We use machine learning and data from 50,000 fertility treatment cycles to optimise chances of success, with a 46% success rate per cycle vs the UK average of 31%.*
The app provides the best-in-class support services to help you navigate your fertility journey. Track your progress with daily reminders of medication and appointments, and instant chat for contact with your dedicated advisor and medical team.
Book a free consultation with a fertility nurse or you can call us during office hours at +44 7476 561255
Experts recommend checking your fertility if you have been trying to conceive for more than six months and you're over 35, or if you've been trying to conceive for more than 12 months and are under 35. Remember that infertility is not always down to the woman (see male infertility in section 5).
Click the links below for more details:
Female and male
Male and male
Female and female
Solo parents
The most well-known procedure to boost fertility is In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF). With IVF, eggs and sperm are combined in a lab. Successfully fertilised embryos are transferred back into the woman's uterus to grow in the womb, and surplus embryos can be frozen for future cycles.
Read these useful blogs for more information on this life-changing procedure.
What are the 5 stages of IVF?
Understanding IVF Risks
What are the IVF success rates by age?
How long does IVF take from start to finish?
While IVF is the best known method of treatment, it is not always the most suitable. A fertility clinic will create a personalised plan for each patient depending on their needs, which may include IVF or any of the following other methods:
Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)
Infertility doesn't discriminate. If your company is committed to inclusivity, you will want to provide fertility care for everyone regardless of race, sexual orientation or gender identity. There is a range of inclusive benefits to support your LGBTQ+ employees, including:
Surrogacy for LGBTQIA+ people
Shared motherhood and reciprocal IVF
Fertility care for trans and non-binary people
Infertility is often seen as a female problem, but male issues are the most common reasons for IVF in the UK, playing a role in 50% of cases. As well as sperm quality, men can play a pivotal emotional support role in an often stressful process.
Read this article to find out:
About male infertility and its causes
How to assess and improve sperm rates
How to access useful related resources
How to speak to an Apricity nurse
Every year in the UK, thousands of women and couples discover that they will not be able to conceive with their own eggs, and need the help of an egg donor to have a child.
This can be due to cancer treatment, poor egg quality or other medical conditions, as well as same sex couples that need the help of a surrogate to have a child. Apricity can help partner you with a donor egg match to help conceive, to hear more about how someone becomes an egg donor and how IVF works with donor eggs, please look at the below links.
There are many options when it comes to those who would like to preserve their own fertility until a later date. Examples vary and range from ‘social’ egg freezing (for those who are not ready to start a family yet) to freezing for medical reasons, for example helping people with endometriosis (a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other places), to those undergoing cancer or other hormone treatments. See the links below for more information.
Browse our library of webinars and online talks
We’ll send your fertility test kit directly to your door. Blood tests can be done at home and so can semen analysis, depending on location, and if needed we’ll arrange an ultrasound scan at one of our partner scan locations as close to your home as possible. All without having to visit a clinic. You have the option of visiting a clinic if you'd prefer.
New Patients: 9am - 5pm Mon-Fri
Current Patient Care: 8am-8pm Mon-Fri & 9am-1pm Sat/Sun/Bank Hols
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