Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a procedure of placing washed sperm directly into the cavity of the uterus of the woman. The sperm preparation (washing) is performed by Care Fertility scientists.

Ovulation induction is a treatment for infrequent, poor quality or absent ovulation. Having a defect of ovulation is the most treatable form of infertility and use of assisted reproductive technology such as IVF is often not required. There are many options for inducing ovulation in women with ovulatory disturbances.

A cycle monitor is a way to confirm exactly when you ovulate and gives some information about the quality of ovulation. A cycle monitor helps you understand when is the best time to have intercourse to increase your chances of pregnancy.

Oil based contrast (Lipiodol™) can be used in hysterosalpingography (HSG) which is an x-ray to confirm that the Fallopian tubes are open and the uterus shape is normal. Lipiodol™ is an iodine contrast agent that contains iodine and poppy seed oil which helps improve the clarity of the images obtained during x-ray examinations.