Category: Clinic news
Emotional impact of lockdown – coping with the wait
Posted - May 29, 2020
Don’t wait – book a virtual IVF consultation now
Posted - May 1, 2020
We are open – our response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Posted - March 17, 2020
Highlights of 2019: New clinic celebrates arrival of first baby
Posted - December 18, 2019
Christmas opening times
Posted - December 9, 2019
Bit of magic comes to Wickford At Christmas 2019
Posted - November 26, 2019
Trying to conceive? See the special offers at our new Wickford Clinic
Posted - January 28, 2019
Bourn Hall Clinic circular walk lifts the spirits
Posted - September 28, 2018
When I was your age something world-changing happened that shaped my life
Posted - August 24, 2018
Bourn Hall Staff Summer Party
Posted - August 16, 2018
Louise Brown celebrates the life of Jean Purdy with her living legacy
Posted - July 20, 2018
Welcome to our new fertility clinic in Essex
Posted - June 19, 2018
Nurses Rosie and Margaret ‘retire’ after 30 years
Posted - May 30, 2018
Meet our new Wickford family
Posted - May 24, 2018
One Norfolk Bourn Hall baby born every three days
Posted - May 5, 2018
Bourn Hall Wickford to pioneer new approach to fertility and wellbeing
Posted - April 26, 2018
Jo Sharman running the London Marathon
Posted - March 23, 2018
Anne will be missed by her Bourn Hall family
Posted - December 19, 2017
Wickford at Christmas
Posted - November 17, 2017
New HFEA website makes comparing Cambridge IVF clinics easier
Posted - October 17, 2017
#WeAreFamily @Bourn Hall and all are welcome
Posted - April 18, 2017
Sarah Pallett discusses plans for Wickford Clinic
Posted - February 13, 2017
Work begins on Bourn Hall’s purpose-built full service clinic in Wickford
Posted - February 10, 2017
Test-tube baby goes back to where it began
Posted - January 26, 2017
Sylvia and Roger fond farewell
Posted - December 20, 2016
Jo Jo Row complete the 100km London2Cambridge ultra challenge
Posted - July 19, 2016
Jo Jo Row Your Boat prepare for London2Cambridge
Posted - April 12, 2016
HFEA visits Bourn Hall, “home of IVF”
Posted - January 21, 2016
‘Jo Jo Row Your Boat’ aim for London2Cambridge
Posted - January 19, 2016
Meet our family: “Flexibility makes my job at Bourn Hall perfect ” – Helen Hutton, Human Resources Administrator
Posted - September 23, 2015
Meet our family: “Proud to be part of this special team” – Lizzie Dumbelton, Fertility Nurse Specialist
Posted - September 23, 2015
Meet our family: “A job share was the answer for me” – Claire Sparrow, Patient Services Administrator
Posted - September 22, 2015
Meet our family: “Flexibility is needed for a range of needs” – Julia Curties, Receptionist
Posted - September 21, 2015
Louise Brown: “My life as the world’s first test-tube baby” – autobiography launched at Bourn Hall
Posted - July 23, 2015
Top security announcement: codename ISO 27001
Posted - March 16, 2015
IVF in Norfolk: Bourn Hall’s Wymondham team celebrates first arrival
Posted - May 28, 2014
IVF in Peterborough: New clinic is Bourn Hall’s little Prince!
Posted - May 9, 2014
IVF in Essex: Freddie is first baby boy for Bourn Hall in Wickford
Posted - January 27, 2014
Local families celebrate official opening of first Norfolk IVF clinic
Posted - July 10, 2013
Pregnancy ultrasound scans at Bourn Hall Clinic for reassurance
Posted - March 26, 2013
Bourn Hall Clinic Wymondham opens its doors
Posted - February 28, 2013
Good results for ICSI with SpermSlow
Posted - February 4, 2013
Rebecca, an embryologist at our Wickford clinic, writes about how Bourn Hall is still at the forefront of modern fertility technology.
Using the video time lapse system, Eeva, , the team can track the development of healthy embryos before transfer.
This process is less invasive for the growing embryo and allows Bourn Hall to make the best possible selection.
Read more here: moredetails.uk/35SEshX
Choosing the best embryo using time-lapse technology - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Choosing the best embryo to transfer to the womb is crucial to the success of IVF treatment, time-lapse technology is most exciting new technology to helpOur final post celebrating the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020, highlights our lovely Karen, Bourn Hall’s Senior Fertility Specialist. 🙌 🌟
Karen specialises in male infertility and works as a part of our specialist Andrology team, treating male patients with zero or low sperm counts.
In this blog, she reflects on her career in nursing, and recent developments in male factor infertility: moredetails.uk/3q8ZuRz
If you have received care from Karen, please help us celebrate her wonderful contribution by leaving your comments below 👇
Treatment for male infertility has improved says Karen - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Treatment for male infertility has improved considerably over the 25 years that Karen Evans, a Senior Fertility Nurse Specialist, has worked for Bourn Hall.Your stories: “I stopped going to baby showers as I struggled to hold it together”
After two years of trying for a baby, Charlotte was overwhelmed by the feeling that everyone else was finding it easy to conceive.
Read about their fertility journey here: moredetails.uk/3lRZeDX
Are you experiencing similar feelings? Drop us a message if you’re struggling with emotions linked to infertility or comment below to speak to our community for advice.
I stopped going to baby showers as I struggled to hold it together
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Distraction can help you to cope with the waiting for investigations and good news when you are struggling with infertility.If you are thinking about starting your fertility journey with Bourn Hall, our virtual consultation service is the best way to find a treatment plan that is right for you.
Many people find it difficult to discuss infertility with their GP and the process to start your treatment can often be slow. At Bourn Hall, you can talk to one of our fertility professionals straight away to get tailored advice.
More information on our free nurse consultation offer and online consultations with a fertility Doctor can be found here: moredetails.uk/consultation
It’s not too late to join our free virtual fertility support group tonight at 6:30pm.
Talk to others experiencing problems with fertility, have your questions answered by our caring supportive staff or just listen in for helpful information.
You can register to attend here: moredetails.uk/2Duln6U
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The Fertility Support Group holds regular monthly meetings to help patients through their fertility journey.
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