DOC Clinic — IVF service
A multidisciplinary clinic with a dedicated IVF service and published programme prices.
At a glance
- Provider name
- DOC Clinic — IVF service
- Location
- 144 Bokonbaev Street — confirm treatment location, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
- Provider website
- doc-clinic.com ↗
- Phone
- +996 222 991 100
- Provider email
- docklinic@gmail.com
- Clinical licence
- Not independently verified by KGIVF. Request the current licence and scope of practice.
- Reported services
- IVF, ICSI, Embryo freezing
Services & clinical team
The IVF page describes a standard programme and a natural-cycle option. Confirm the medication allowance, laboratory items and actual treatment address in writing.
Request the treating reproductive specialist and embryology team names before booking.
Services shown are provider-reported. Listing a treatment does not establish that it is suitable or available for every patient.
Published pricing
120,000 KGS — listed IVF programme.
This is a provider-published programme price, not a confirmed total for your treatment. Ask about medication, tests, ICSI, embryo testing, transfer, freezing, storage and any international coordination fee.
Open provider price sourceInternational patient communication
An English overview is published. Patient-facing consultation language and international coordination need direct confirmation.
A website language does not establish the language spoken by your doctor. Ask who translates consent forms, prescriptions and discharge documents.
Before you book
- Confirm the contracting legal entity, clinical licence and treatment address.
- Ask who will review your records and explain the proposed treatment.
- Request an itemised quote, cancellation policy and follow-up plan.
- Discuss individual eligibility, clinical risks and realistic outcomes with the treating team.
Sources & open questions
IVF service, programme prices and contact details ↗ — accessed 27 October 2026.
We have not independently audited this provider's licence, facilities, staff credentials or outcomes. Contact details were observed in public sources; telephone ownership and availability were not tested. No clinical success rate is reproduced.