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Welcome to the Glasgow Centre for Reproductive Medicine (GCRM). We are a bespoke centre for assisted reproduction and our website is designed to provide you with the information, help, and support when looking for a Fertility/IVF Clinic.

The first IVF baby was born in 1978 and since then infertility technology has progressed enormously. No single website will be able to answer all your questions but we hope we can provide you with useful information and help you in your decisions on where to go to discuss things further.

The Glasgow Centre for Reproductive Medicine is a modern unit designed and dedicated to the demands of state of the art fertility treatments (IVF, ICSI). We have designed the unit to the standards demanded for modern treatment methods and the staff are highly skilled, experienced and committed to providing a service of the highest quality.

Modern care of patients undergoing assisted conception have improved significantly and there is a demand for high technical and scientific standards throughout the process. This can only be performed reliably in a dedicated unit, designed for the purpose, and with continuing innovation and training - that is the GCRM.

We fully appreciate that treatment success rates play a vital part in deciding which clinic to attend and since opening in 2006, due to its staff and the pioneering individualised approach to stimulation, GCRM rapidly established itself as Scotland’s most successful IVF clinic and consistently as one of the best in the UK.

GCRM is located opposite the Southern General Hospital near the junction where the Clyde Tunnel meets the M8 motorway (see Find GCRM) and as such it has easy access whether coming from any part of Scotland. Furthermore, we now have a satellite clinic in Edinburgh with both cycle monitoring and consultations available. If you would like any further information or would like to request a brochure or make an appointment, please telephone or e-mail (see Contact us).

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