Question 1

What fertility treatments and services does GENNET offer?

Accepted Answer

GENNET provides a full spectrum of assisted reproduction services, including conventional IVF, ICSI (intracytoplasmic sperm injection), intra‑uterine insemination (IUI) and egg‑freezing for fertility preservation. The clinic runs a robust donor‑egg programme with a success rate above 69 % and also offers donor‑sperm and donor‑embryo cycles. Advanced options such as pre‑implantation genetic testing (PGT‑A, PGT‑M), blastocyst culture, embryo‑glue support and the Baby Guarantee Programme are available. In addition, GENNET delivers comprehensive genetic testing, immunology assessments, andrology, urology, prenatal diagnostics, and social‑freezing (egg or sperm vitrification) to address a wide range of reproductive needs.

Question 2

Who are the fertility doctors and specialists at GENNET?

Accepted Answer

GENNET’s fertility team is led by MUDr. Miloš Černý, the IVF programme director, who has been with the clinic since 2018 and holds a specialist qualification in gynecology and reproductive medicine. The clinic also includes senior IVF physicians MUDr. Alena Langerová Ph.D., MUDr. Veronika Mokrá, MUDr. Kateřina Rožníčková, MUDr. Karolína Dvořáčková and MUDr. Gabriela Stránská, each with extensive experience in assisted reproduction and many years of clinical practice. In total GENNET employs around 70 doctors and 120 nurses across its three locations, supported by a dedicated team of embryologists, geneticists, immunologists and andrologists who collaborate to provide comprehensive fertility treatment.

Question 3

What are the IVF success rates at GENNET?

Accepted Answer

GENNET reports an overall IVF pregnancy rate of more than 40 % across all age groups, with a 57 % success rate for women under 30 years old. The clinic’s fertilisation success – the proportion of eggs that become fertilised – exceeds 85 %, which improves the chance of selecting a high‑quality blastocyst for transfer. In the donor‑egg programme the clinical pregnancy rate is above 69 %, reflecting the strong performance of their embryology team. These figures are based on the number of clinical pregnancies recorded from nearly 5 000 IVF cycles performed at GENNET’s three Czech clinics, with over 3 000 cycles carried out each year and more than 10 000 babies born to date.

Question 4

What is the maximum age for IVF treatment at GENNET?

Accepted Answer

GENNET follows Czech legal limits for assisted reproduction: a woman may undergo IVF, embryo transfer or insemination up to the age of 48 years and 364 days. Treatment is not offered after the 49th birthday. The clinic applies these age criteria to all IVF cycles, including those using own or donor gametes, and provides individualized counselling to discuss success probabilities and alternative options for patients approaching the age limit.

Question 5

Does GENNET treat single women seeking fertility treatment?

Accepted Answer

No, GENNET does not provide IVF treatment to single women. According to current Czech legislation, assisted reproduction is only permitted for heterosexual couples, and the clinic follows these legal restrictions. Single women who wish to pursue fertility treatment are advised to consider clinics in countries where the regulations allow solo patients, such as Estonia or Finland.

Question 6

What IVF laboratory technology does GENNET use?

Accepted Answer

GENNET’s IVF laboratory is equipped with state‑of‑the‑art technologies that enhance embryo development and selection. The clinic uses the EmbryoScope+ time‑lapse incubator for continuous monitoring of embryo growth, and offers Microfluidic Sperm Sorting (MFSS) to select high‑quality sperm with low DNA fragmentation. Additional advanced tools include the EmbryoGlue culture medium, blastocyst‑grade assessment protocols, and a fully accredited ISO‑15189 laboratory for genetic and immunological testing. These technologies, combined with the expertise of experienced embryologists, contribute to the clinic’s high fertilisation and pregnancy rates.

Question 7

Does GENNET offer egg donation for IVF treatment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, GENNET runs a comprehensive egg‑donation programme. The clinic maintains a wide, screened database of anonymous egg donors and reports a clinical pregnancy rate of over 69 % for donor‑egg cycles. All donors meet strict legal criteria, and patients can select donors based on preferred characteristics while the clinic ensures full anonymity. The donor‑egg service is integrated with GENNET’s IVF, ICSI and PGT‑A offerings, providing a seamless pathway for couples who require donor oocytes to achieve a successful pregnancy.

Question 8

What is the history and background of GENNET?

Accepted Answer

GENNET was founded in 1996 by MUDr. David Stejskal as a centre for medical genetics. In 2005 the clinic expanded to include assisted reproduction, becoming one of the leading IVF providers in the Czech Republic. Over more than two decades the organisation has grown to three clinics in Prague, Liberec and Ústí nad Labem, serving over 45 000 patients annually. To date more than 10 000 children have been born following GENNET treatment. The clinic is certified to ISO 9001:2015 standards and its genetic and immunology laboratories hold ISO 15189:2013 accreditation, underscoring its commitment to quality and safety.

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