St Jude's Women's Hospital
4.53 patient ratingsOpen weekendsWolverhampton, England
Full fertility clinic in Wolverhampton
Licensed since 2002 · NHS & private patients
Open at weekends
Helpful for scans and egg collection around work.
Treats NHS-funded patients
Check whether your local NHS area refers here.
Treatments and services
Treatment
- Yes: IVF and ICSI
- Yes: IUI (insemination)
- Yes: Egg, sperm & embryo freezing
- Not listed: Embryo testing (PGT)
- Not listed: Surgical sperm retrieval
- Not listed: In vitro maturation (IVM)
- Not listed: Ovarian tissue freezing
- Yes: IVF for people with HIV / hepatitis
Donors
- Yes: Treatment with donor sperm
- Yes: Treatment with donor eggs
- Yes: Recruits UK sperm donors
- Yes: Recruits UK egg donors
- Yes: Egg sharing scheme
- Not listed: Sperm sharing
- Yes: Known donor programme
Care and access
- Yes: Treats NHS patients
- Yes: Treats private (self-funded) patients
- Yes: Treats patients from abroad
- Yes: Counselling at the clinic
- Yes: Counselling sessions included in price
- Yes: Female doctor available
- Yes: Named nurse
- Yes: Same doctor throughout
- Yes: Wheelchair access
- Yes: Parking
Success rates
Published by the HFEA, compared with the UK average. Small differences are usually down to chance – 'consistent with the national average' is a good result. No statistic can tell you your own chance; your doctor can. How to read these
This clinic Likely range UK average
IVF births per embryo transferred
Babies born for every embryo put back (fresh and frozen), using the patient's own eggs. Excludes donor eggs and PGT-A.
Treatment in 2024
More detail, including other age groups and donor-egg results, is on the HFEA clinic profile(opens in a new tab).
Ratings
HFEA inspection
- Last inspected:
- 24 April 2023
- Licensed until:
- 10 August 2028
Inspectors check the lab, equipment, consent processes and patient information, and interview patients. Read the full reports on the HFEA website(opens in a new tab).
Patients' experience
- Would recommend to friends and family
- 3.5/5
- Treated with privacy and dignity
- 4.5/5
- Understood what was happening
- 4.5/5
- Empathy and understanding from staff
- 5/5
Did patients pay what they expected?
67% about right · 0% cheaper · 33% more expensive
Contact and opening hours
Address
NHS area: NHS Black Country
Opening hours
- Monday: 08:00 - 18:00
- Tuesday: 08:30 - 17:30
- Wednesday: 08:00 - 18:00
- Thursday: 08:00 - 18:00
- Friday: 08:00 - 18:00
- Saturday: 08:30 - 14:30
- Sunday: contact the clinic
Costs
The HFEA doesn't collect prices, and clinics set their own. Ask for a fully costed, written treatment plan – including drugs, scans, ICSI, freezing, storage and the HFEA fee – before you commit.
Questions to ask St Jude's Women's Hospital
Results
- What are your birth rates for people my age and situation?
- How many cycles like mine do you do each year?
- What's your multiple birth rate?
Costs
- Can I have a fully costed, written treatment plan – including drugs, scans, blood tests, ICSI, freezing, storage and the HFEA fee?
- What happens to the cost if my cycle is cancelled or changes?
- Do you offer packages, refunds or multi-cycle discounts – what are the conditions?
Care
- Will I see the same doctor or nurse throughout?
- Who do I contact out of hours?
- Is counselling included, and how many sessions?
- Are you open at weekends for scans and egg collection?
Add-ons
- Which add-ons do you offer and how are they rated by the HFEA?
- Why would you recommend this add-on for me?
Other clinics nearby
- Care Fertility BirminghamBirmingham · 12 miles
- Birmingham Women's HospitalBirmingham · 12 miles
- The Priory HospitalBirmingham · 12 miles
- CREATE Fertility, BirminghamSolihull · 19 miles
Information from the HFEA clinic profile. Details change – please confirm with the clinic.
6% IVF births · UK 29%
★ 4.5 · 3 ratings