New Hope Fertility Clinic
A reproductive medicine clinic with an international-patient section on its website.
At a glance
- Provider name
- New Hope Fertility Clinic
- Location
- 7th Microdistrict, 53/1, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
- Provider website
- new-hope.kg ↗
- Phone
- +996 702 029 555
- Provider email
- info@new-hope.kg
- Clinical licence
- Not independently verified by KGIVF. Request the current licence and scope of practice.
- Reported services
- IVF, ICSI, PGT, Embryo freezing, Fertility preservation
Services & clinical team
The provider describes online consultations and support preparing for a visit. Ask which travel services are available and whether they carry additional fees.
Request the name and credentials of the clinician who will review your records.
Services shown are provider-reported. Listing a treatment does not establish that it is suitable or available for every patient.
Published pricing
No confirmed itemised IVF price is recorded in this profile. Request a dated written quote identifying the treatment stages, exclusions, currency and refund conditions.
International patient communication
The provider reports Russian, English and Chinese communication. Confirm whether this applies to the doctor, coordinator or interpreter.
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
Services, international patients 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.