At our niche holistic fertility clinic in the heart of Cape Town’s CBD, we offer you access to three reproductive medicine specialists, one of whom pioneered fertility treatment in South Africa, and to a homeopath, acupuncturist, genetic counsellor, social worker, dietitians and a yoga fertility expert, and legal fertility expert. We will customise your treatment in a way that honours our belief that everyone is unique.

Registered with the Western Cape Health Department, and accredited with the Southern African Society of Reproductive Medicine and Gynaecological Endoscopy (SASREG), HART Fertility Clinic is based at the ultra-modern Christiaan Barnard Memorial Hospital, on Cape Town’s Foreshore. We boast state-of-the-art laboratories addressing men’s and women’s fertility issues, and a fully-equipped theatre for on-site procedures.

Cape Town offers international patients the opportunity to combine world-class fertility treatment with a visit to a city regularly named among the best in the world in global rankings. Our clinic is only a 20-minute drive from Cape Town International Airport, and is surrounded by a plethora of “must-see” sites and activities. International visitors will also benefit from favourable currency exchange rates, enjoying world-class treatment options at much lower costs.

Infertility is defined as the inability to fall pregnant despite having frequent sex for at least a year for most couple.

Research has shown that by timing sex correctly, it’s possible to signaficantly boost your chances of conception, dramatically speeding up the time it takes to get pregnant.

Often the first option recommended for treating infertility, this method uses fertility drugs to boost the number of eggs a woman produces a cycle.

Also known as intrauterine insemination, or IUI, this fertility treatment involves placing sperm directly into a woman’s uterus to effect fertilisation.

IVF, or In Vitro Fertilisation, is a procedure used to overcome a range of fertility issues. It sees the eggs and the sperm joined together outside the body, in our specialised laboratory.

We offer alternatives to woman who aren’t keen on fertility drugs, whether for personal or medical reasons.

This form of assisted conception sees eggs obtained from yound, healthy donors fertilised in our laboratory, then transferred into the recipient woman’s uterus.

IVF with sperm donation involves using the sperm cells of a donor, rather than of a male partner, to fertilise a woman’s egg in our laboratory.

Woman who do not have a life partner, or are not yet ready to have a baby, may want to freeze their eggs (Fertility Preservation).

This method is believed to be particularly helpful for couples with a poor prognosis whose embryos are thought to lack sufficient energy to complate hacthing process.

Surrogacy is when another woman, known as the surrogate, carries a baby to term on behalf of couples medically unable to do so themselves.

This surgical procedure is performed, under anaesthetic in minor a theatre, in cases where men have no live sperm in their ejaculate, also known as azoospermia.

When you’re not one of the lucky ones who can take fertility for granted, having your child could be difficult, or even impossible, without the help of a donor.

When you’re not one of the lucky ones who can take fertility for granted, having your child could be difficult, or even impossible, without the help of a donor.

As a potential egg donor, you have the opportunity to help an infertile/same-sex couple fulfil their dream of starting their own family. Egg donation is anonymous, and under current law your identity may not be disclosed to the recipient. You will be reimbursed for your time and travel costs and will not pay for any tests associated with the process.

Sperm donation is anonymous, and under current law your identity may not be disclosed to the recipient. You will be reimbursed for your time and travel costs, and will not pay for any tests associated with the process.