The 10 Best Fertility Clinics in Toronto

EVOLVE suits people who want to freeze their eggs without going through a general fertility clinic. It is devoted solely to egg freezing, with reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, nurses and naturopaths on the team. A no-obligation 30-minute call with an EVOLVE nurse comes before any commitment, and appointments can be booked online. The downtown clinic is on Bay Street, and a second location serves North York.

Twig Fertility suits patients who want to start quickly and know the price before they commit. No referral is needed, and the first step is a 30-minute virtual consult with a fertility specialist. The midtown clinic on Eglinton Avenue West has its own embryology lab with time-lapse incubation and electronic tracking of eggs, sperm and embryos. Self-pay prices are published on its site, and eligible Ontario patients can access funded IVF without a waitlist.

The Centre for Assisted Reproductive Services suits patients who want to see the same doctor from consultation to embryo transfer. It is an independent, physician-led practice run by Dr. Anthony Auyeung, a reproductive endocrinologist who has practised in Toronto since 1999. His background in pharmacology shapes how medication protocols are tailored to each patient. The clinic offers government-funded IVF, IUI and egg, sperm and embryo freezing, a short walk from St. George Station.

Tripod Fertility suits patients in north and east Toronto who prefer a smaller, physician-owned clinic. It was co-founded by Dr. Frederick Dzineku, its medical director, and Dr. Chloé Roumain, both FRCSC reproductive specialists. Funded IVF is offered without a waitlist, along with egg and sperm freezing and 2SLGBTQI+ family building. Early pregnancy assessment and prenatal care are provided on site, so care can continue after a positive test.

Generation Fertility Vaughan suits families in York Region and north Toronto who want a full IVF clinic close to home. It belongs to The Fertility Partners, a national network of fertility practices, and accepts new patients through the Ontario Fertility Program. Treatment covers IVF, IUI, PGT-A genetic testing, endometrial microbiome analysis, donor eggs and sperm, and surrogacy. The clinic opens at 6:30 a.m. on weekdays and Saturdays for early monitoring.

Pollin Fertility suits patients who want funded IVF without a long wait. Every physician holds Royal College certification in both obstetrics and gynecology and reproductive endocrinology. The clinic on Yonge Street near Eglinton is a registered Ontario Fertility Program clinic, and eligible patients can typically start within four to six weeks of their first consultation. Patients without a referral can get one through an OHIP-covered virtual appointment with a partner family doctor.

MCF suits North York patients who want fertility treatment combined with integrative medicine. The clinic on Bathurst Street pairs standard care with Traditional Chinese Medicine and runs a dedicated male infertility program. It handles cycle monitoring, ovulation induction, IUI and IVF, including government-funded IUI and IVF cycles. Later hours make appointments easier to fit around work, and donor egg, donor sperm and singles programs are also available.

TRIO Fertility suits patients who expect complex treatment and want donor, surrogacy and pregnancy-loss care at the same clinic. Its downtown clinic on Bay Street has 13 in-house fertility specialists and is part of the international IVI network. It runs a dedicated program for recurrent pregnancy loss and offers trauma-informed care alongside IVF, IUI and egg freezing. Patients from the suburbs can also use its clinics in North York, Thornhill and Burlington.

Hannam Fertility Centre suits patients who put the embryology lab first. Since 2014 its lab on Bloor Street East has been run in partnership with CCRM, the US fertility network, and it holds CAP accreditation. Six reproductive endocrinologists, led by founder Dr. Tom Hannam, work alongside a group of fertility-focused family physicians. The first consultation is OHIP-covered for eligible patients, and a free virtual referral is available for anyone who does not have one.

IVF Canada suits patients in Scarborough and the eastern suburbs who want a long-established clinic with a broad range of procedures. It has been creating families since 1983 and is an official clinic under the Ontario Fertility Program, offering funded treatment with no waitlist. Alongside IVF and IUI it offers PGT-A and PGT-M testing, oncofertility and surgical sperm retrieval. A Chinese-language version of its site and a WeChat account help Chinese-speaking patients.