State-of-the-Art Clinic in Bangkoks Central business district offers new hope to Thailand residents in their journey towards parenthood.

Genea is Australias leading IVF clinic, founded in 1986. We care about every person and were as committed to making a baby as you are. But its not just care that makes the magic happen. Its also technology.

We arent talking about choosing gender or hair colour, we are speaking about stopping babies from experiencing pain and families from suffering loss and reducing deaths from genetic conditions.

Genea IVF and Genetics welcomes Nurse students and teacher from the faculty of Science in Nursing from Assumption University. They visited for gain more experience in nurse role in IVF industry.

A study by Genea Fertility Scientists has led to the birth of 70 healthy babies from the use of embryos which would have previously been deemed unfit for use and discarded.

During the tour, our guests had the opportunity to explore our state-of-the art facilities, advanced technology, and fertility procedures utilized by Genea IVF & Genetics in their treatments.

From September 30th to October 1st, Geneas first launching event took place in Myanmar. We are glad to be here to extend our reproductive and fertility services to every future parent.

September 28, 2023 Genea welcomed a group of students from The School of Nursing Science, Assumption University of Thailand to learn more about fertility technology at our clinic.

With an effective treatment plan carefully devised by our medical team, she successfully conceived in just one cycle.

Was previously married and had three children from her first marriage. After deciding to undergo a tubal ligation, Bee later remarried. Both Bee and her current spouse desired to have another child to complete their family.

However, detailed examinations revealed that Khun Beer had a condition of polycystic ovaries (PCOS), and Khun Paan's sperm was not robust. Additionally, both were carriers of Thalassemia.

Regardless of the clinics they previously consulted, they faced disappointment as Khun Beer had significantly low AMH levels, very few eggs, and uterine abnormalities.

However, she faced a profound sorrow in life with the miscarriage of her first pregnancy. May and her husband turned to Genea Thailand, seeking guidance and ICSI services, aspiring to conceive twins.

Seeking readiness for parenthood, they consulted with multiple A.R.T. clinics. Unfortunately, after undergoing 4 IVF cycles, the doctors delivered disheartening news, citing low chances and even rejecting further treatment.