Mamata Fertility Hospital

Mamata Fertility Hospital

With its beginnings in 1992 as Infertility Institute and Research Center (IIRC), Mamata Fertility Hospital has helped realize the dreams of parenthood for thousands of couples. Led by Dr. Mamata Deenadayal, MFH has a collective team experience of more than 350 years. The center is ICMR registered, ISAR Accredited, ISO certified, and has received several awards as the best fertility center in Telangana and South India recently. MFH has opened a first-of-its-kind Fertility Center in Marredpally which is the largest Single-Specialty, Standalone Fertility Hospital in entire South East Asia! With an unparalleled experience of performing more than 52,500 IUI cycles and 17,500 IVF cycles per year with an amazing success rate, MFH harbors a golden trust. The new MFH includes all services under one roof from Fertility tests to Cryopreservation to advanced Fertility treatments. It also includes a Class 10,000 highly advanced IVF Lab where gametes and embryos are grown in the best culture conditions for safe and optimum growth.

What’s more, MFH has a collective team experience of more than 350 years. MFH has several publications in reproductive medicine in National and International journals. The team has conducted many conferences, teaching programs, and workshops abroad and in India, bringing Doctors and Research Scholars together to further the cause of Infertility treatment. In fact, MFH has a conference hall dedicated to enhance Fertility treatment through an exchange of medical know-how through meets and seminars. MFH has always believed in evidence-based treatment and transparency in all interactions with patients and has given aspiring couples continuous guidance through supportive teams and counselors. No wonder, MFH results have been consistently comparable to international standards. The vast experience in successfully handling cases of long-standing infertility and multiple failures to conceive sets MFH apart. It’s all about medical excellence with a human touch!