Hospital’s free IVF programme to accept applications on November 18

November 06, 2020 - 07:11

The Mỹ Đức Hospital’s charity 2020-2021 Ươm Mầm Hạnh Phúc (Nurturing Happiness) programme in HCM City will begin to accept applications for free IVF treatment on November 18.

The Mỹ Đức Hospital’s charity 2020-2021 Ươm Mầm Hạnh Phúc (Nurturing Happiness) programme provides free IVF treatment to couples who are too poor to pay for it. Photo Courtesy of the Mỹ Đức Hospital.

HCM CITY— The Mỹ Đức Hospital’s charity 2020-2021 Ươm Mầm Hạnh Phúc (Nurturing Happiness) programme in HCM City will begin to accept applications for free IVF treatment on November 18.

The programme will provide free IVF treatment to couples who are too poor to pay for it.

The application deadline is November 23.

The programme’s 60 chosen couples will start treatment on December 14 at the IVF Mỹ Đức health facilities.

The programme’s information, registration forms, and criteria for being chosen to get the free IVF treatment are available on the IVF Mỹ Đức website and Facebook page

In the 2019-2020 programme carried out in November 2019, 20 of 60 chosen couples became pregnant. Four have not yet been treated, while the rest have returned to the IVF Mỹ Đức health facilities to receive embryos.

Total capital spent has been more than VNĐ5.4 billion (US$232,962). VNS

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