Clinic model
Specialist reproductive hospital
Independent clinic guide
Jetanin · BangkokReviewed 31 Aug 2026
Jetanin publishes a wide reproductive-medicine service range, including male-factor procedures. A useful review connects every proposed service to a medical reason, an alternative and a separate cost.
Specialist reproductive hospital
IVF / ICSI, PGT, IUI, PESA / TESE
Build a stage-by-stage treatment and visit map
Use the full service chain to ask better questions—not to assume every add-on is needed.
Map diagnostics, stimulation, collection, fertilisation, culture and transfer as one journey.
Prepare questions about male-factor testing or sperm-retrieval procedures.
Distinguish clinically indicated services from optional laboratory add-ons.
Estimate the number and timing of Bangkok visits.
These are public service categories, not a recommendation that you need them. Your clinician should explain the medical reason, limitations and alternatives for any proposed treatment or test.
Which tests can be completed at home, and how long is each report valid?
If PGT, IMSI, PESA or TESE is discussed, what is the case-specific reason?
How are culture, freezing, storage and future transfer charged by stage?
How many clinic visits are expected from consultation through collection or transfer?
A low headline price and a complete treatment budget are not the same thing. Compare written scope and payment triggers, not only totals.
Ask IVFToday for the checklistAsk which consultations, scans, blood tests and semen tests are included, and which can be completed before travel.
Confirm medicine brands, dose changes, monitoring visits and what happens if the cycle is delayed or cancelled.
Separate collection, anaesthesia, fertilisation, culture, biopsy, testing, freezing and transfer charges.
Record the included storage period, annual renewal fee, transport policy and document requirements for future transfer.
Request written rules for no retrieval, no fertilisation, no transferable embryo, cancellation, refunds and repeat treatment.
No. Treatment and add-ons should follow your medical assessment. Ask for the indication, expected decision value, alternatives and separate fee for each proposed item.
Ask who recommends the procedure, which diagnosis supports it, where it is performed, how sperm is handled or stored, and what happens if retrieval is unsuccessful.
Request a stage-by-stage schedule showing which visits must happen in Bangkok and which tests or monitoring can be completed at home.
Share the clinic name and the treatment route you are considering. Do not send passports, medical records or genetic information through the first WhatsApp message.