If you qualify for NHS-funded fertility treatment, you may be able to have it at a TFP clinic near you. Your GP refers you to a fertility specialist, your local NHS decides whether you are eligible, and you are given a list of NHS-approved clinics to choose from. Eligibility rules, such as age and BMI, vary by area.
Enter your GP's postcode to see your nearest TFP clinic and whether it accepts NHS-funded patients from your area.
Each card links to the NHS section on that clinic's page.
Needs a list of the ICBs and health boards that refer to each clinicWhether you can have NHS-funded treatment depends on where you live. In England, your local integrated care board (ICB) sets the rules. Most areas look at:
Rules for same-sex couples and single people differ in some areas. Our patient support team can help you check the criteria where you live.
Read our guide to BMI and fertility treatment ›If you have been trying for a baby for over a year, your GP will review your history and arrange first tests.
A hospital fertility specialist runs further tests and recommends treatment if you need it.
You receive a referral letter, a funding form and a list of NHS-approved clinics. Choose TFP and your forms come to us.
We contact you to book a consultation. Tests over 12 months old are repeated.
Once your plan is agreed, a nurse shows you how to take your medication.
Track appointments in the Patient Portal, with our patient support team on hand.
Our patient support team can help you check your local NHS criteria and talk through your options.
Egg, sperm or embryo freezing before medical treatment such as cancer treatment.
About preservation ›Your ICB sets the criteria and the number of cycles, so they vary by area. Six TFP clinics are in England.
NHS Scotland uses national criteria, so the rules are the same across Scotland. TFP GCRM Fertility is in Glasgow.
TFP GCRM Fertility ›Health and social care (HSC) funds fertility treatment in Northern Ireland. TFP Belfast Fertility is in Belfast.
TFP Belfast Fertility ›If you do not meet your area's criteria, or you have used your funded cycles, you can self-fund treatment at any TFP clinic. Our prices are published in full, with IVF from £5,520, and payment plans are available through Access Fertility.
Confirm "IVF from £5,520" is currentSpeak to our patient support team about NHS referral or self-funding, and book your first consultation.
Contact our fertility expertsSpeak to our patient support team for advice about your options and to book your first consultation with a fertility expert.
TFP has no single page that answers NHS fertility searches. This wireframe creates one, and brings the existing NHS referral guide into it so nothing is lost.
The searches with the most NHS demand, "nhs ivf" and "ivf on nhs", go to the referral guide, which ranks 25 to 29. It was written as a step-by-step guide, not as the main NHS page, so it does not cover clinics near you, the treatments available or the different rules in Scotland and Northern Ireland. NHS searches are also spread across at least 94 different TFP URLs, and a 2021 news post still names NHS bodies that no longer exist.
Create one national NHS page at a clear address, move the referral guide's content into it, and redirect the guide and the 2021 news post to it. The existing NHS blog articles (postcode lottery, BMI, LGBTQ+ funding) stay, because they rank well for their own topics, and link to the new page.
Turn on "Show SEO notes" in the Wireframe tab to see each one in place.
Once the new page is live with the content moved across, point the old pages to it with permanent (301) redirects.
Only the structured data that genuinely applies to this page is shown. Anything in square brackets must be supplied or confirmed.
Answers must match the visible text exactly. Shown with two questions; the full block carries all 11 once approved.
Links the page to the eight clinics. Each clinic page should already carry its own full MedicalClinic markup.
A reusable block for the smaller NHS features. It gives each page a short, specific NHS answer and sends people to the national page for the full detail, so the pages support each other instead of competing.
TFP Nurture Fertility accepts NHS-funded patients referred from [ICBs, client to confirm]. If you live in [areas], ask your GP or NHS specialist to refer you to TFP Nurture Fertility. [One line on what is specific here, for example Nurture's NHS fertility preservation work for people about to start cancer treatment.]
Scotland has the most regional NHS demand in the research ("ivf on nhs scotland", around 390 searches a month, where TFP does not currently rank) and runs on different rules from England, so this is the clinic block most at risk of picking up the wrong wording. Use it as the pattern for the GCRM page.
NHS Scotland has national access criteria for IVF, so the rules are the same wherever you live in Scotland. Eligible patients may be offered up to three cycles of IVF or ICSI, and fresh cycles must start before the female partner's 40th birthday. [How NHS-funded patients reach TFP GCRM Fertility, and which health boards refer here, client to confirm.] Our Glasgow team can talk you through the criteria and your options, including self-funded treatment if you are not eligible.
[Two or three sentences: whether IUI is funded, who it is commonly funded for, and that TFP accepts NHS-funded patients at [clinics].]
Check NHS eligibility and find a clinic ›