Partner with Fertility Matters at Work

Your patients are all of working age. Fertility challenges rarely stay contained within the clinic; they follow people back into their working lives, often at the exact moment they need to focus, recover or simply keep going. Sixty-three per cent of people navigating fertility treatment have taken sick leave mainly to conceal it from their employer, and 38% have left or considered leaving their job because of it.

You support your patients through treatment. We’re encouraging our clinic partners to do more to help patients navigate the workplace conversation too, rather than leaving them to face it alone once they walk out of the clinic.

We work closely with organisations including Lloyds Banking Group, VodafoneThree, Autotrader, CBRE, HSBC, Tokio Marine, Diageo and Selfridges. As a clinical partner, you gain access to that same community and the credibility it carries, alongside the platforms to build relationships of your own.

Become a partner

Why partner with Fertility Matters at Work:

Join a framework built on independently assessed standards.

Our accreditation and membership community is trusted by employers who take workplace wellbeing seriously, and that credibility extends to every clinic we partner with.

Move beyond a platform listing.

Partnership gives you a genuine presence within our community and materials, not simply another name to compare on a directory.

Extend real support beyond the clinic.

The Workplace Support Pack helps your patients feel confident having the conversation with their employer, often the harder, more isolating part of the experience. Only 36% of people feel their employer recognises fertility as a significant life event, and this is one way you help change that.

Build relationships with the same audience over time.

Newsletter features, podcast appearances and co-hosted sessions let one partnership grow into sustained visibility, not a single placement.

Become a partner

Who we’re working with:

We’re proud to partner with clinics who share our commitment to inclusive, high-quality fertility care and a genuine understanding of what patients need at work.

London Women's Clinic

London Women’s Clinic is one of the UK’s leading fertility providers, supporting individuals, couples and modern families on their path to parenthood for over 40 years. With 19 clinics across England and Wales, we offer a full range of treatments and services, including IVF, ICSI, donor conception, surrogacy, fertility preservation, fertility tests and more. We are also home to Kind iVF, our accessible fertility treatment offering, as well as our own London Sperm Bank and London Egg Bank – giving patients direct access to a trusted supply of donor sperm and eggs, entirely within our care. HFEA-licensed and led by experienced fertility specialists, we combine clinical expertise with compassionate, personalised care, helping patients feel informed and supported at every stage of their journey.

IVI Fertility

IVI Fertility is a leading fertility care network dedicated to exceptional patient care and advancing reproductive medicine through scientific excellence, innovation, and outstanding clinical outcomes. Across the network, patients receive personalised fertility care backed by leading physicians, advanced laboratories, groundbreaking research, and the latest reproductive technologies. Drawing from nearly four decades of scientific leadership, IVI Fertility has pioneered modern assisted reproduction and helps welcome 35,000 babies each year. Patients benefit from clinical expertise, evidence-based care, and an unmatched footprint of more than 500 clinicians in one of the leading reproductive medicine research communities in the world—all working together to improve outcomes and expand what’s possible in fertility care. IVI Fertility is part of IVI Institute, the global leader in reproductive medicine, and a global community working together to advance the field. Our shared scientific knowledge and clinical expertise help accelerate innovation, raise standards and bring advances in reproductive medicine into patient care.