A practical guide to IVF, IUI, egg freezing and fertility care in Toronto and the GTA
Updated: October 2026
Finding a fertility clinic can feel like a major decision, whether you are just starting to investigate difficulty conceiving, considering IVF, or planning to freeze eggs or embryos. Toronto offers multiple established providers, but each patient’s needs, finances and medical history are different.
This guide profiles 10 fertility clinics in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area, starting with Anova Fertility. It is a curated directory, not a measured ranking of pregnancy or live-birth outcomes. Anova is featured first as the focus of this article; the order does not demonstrate that it has superior clinical success rates.
How to choose a fertility clinic in Toronto
Compare the treatments you may need (fertility testing, IUI, IVF, egg or sperm freezing, donor care), location and monitoring schedules, specialist access, expected out-of-pocket costs and eligibility for Ontario-funded services. Ask each clinic for outcomes relevant to your age, diagnosis and treatment type, rather than relying on a single advertised success-rate number.
Top 10 fertility clinics in Toronto and the GTA (2026)
1. Anova Fertility & Reproductive Health
A strong first stop for patients seeking fertility assessment, IVF, IUI, and fertility preservation in Toronto. Anova highlights its embryology laboratory, inclusive family-building care, and a supportive, individualized approach. Having both North York and downtown Toronto locations can make repeat monitoring appointments more manageable.
Location: 25 Sheppard Ave W, Unit 650, North York; 40 University Ave, Unit 420, Toronto
Official website: https://anovafertility.com/
Image: Anova Fertility & Reproductive Health 
2. NewLife Fertility Centre
NewLife serves Toronto and several other Ontario communities, offering fertility assessments, IVF, IUI, fertility preservation, and donor-related pathways. Its broad regional clinic network may be helpful for people who need repeated monitoring close to home.
Location: 139 Lower Jarvis Street, Toronto
Official website: https://newlifefertility.com/
3. TRIO Fertility
TRIO is a downtown option for people exploring fertility testing, IVF, IUI, and more complex treatment pathways. Patients may want to ask how its specialist teams coordinate laboratory procedures, consultations, and ongoing monitoring.
Location: 655 Bay Street, Toronto
Official website: https://triofertility.com/
4. Tripod Fertility
Tripod combines fertility-related care with a wider reproductive health perspective, which can appeal to patients also looking for gynecological support. Ask the clinic which assisted-reproduction procedures are available on-site and how treatment is coordinated.
Location: 2225 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 901, North York
Official website: https://tripodfertility.com/
5. Pollin Fertility
Pollin is a midtown clinic known for a modern patient experience and fertility preservation options. When comparing Pollin with other centres, ask about the specific IVF or egg-freezing protocol proposed for your situation and all related costs.
Location: 2360 Yonge Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto
Official website: https://www.pollinfertility.com/
6. Generation Fertility Toronto West
Generation Fertility offers testing and assisted reproductive treatments through a regional Ontario network. Its west-Toronto location may be convenient for patients living or working around Etobicoke and nearby communities.
Location: 56 Aberfoyle Crescent, Suite 300, Toronto
Official website: https://www.generationfertility.ca/
7. Markham Fertility Centre
Located just beyond Toronto in Markham, this centre is a Greater Toronto Area option worth considering for patients seeking fertility evaluation and treatment. Its location can be particularly useful for people east or north of the city.
Location: 379 Church Street, 5th Floor, Markham
Official website: https://markhamfertility.com/
8. Twig Fertility
Twig emphasizes a contemporary clinic setting and fertility treatments including IVF and egg freezing. Its midtown location may suit people who expect frequent visits and prioritize convenient transit or travel time.
Location: 313 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto
Official website: https://twigfertility.com/
9. Hannam Fertility Centre
Hannam provides assessment and assisted reproductive care in central Toronto. Patients can compare its laboratory and treatment approach, appointment access, and costs with other clinics before deciding on a provider.
Location: 160 Bloor Street East, Suite 1500, Toronto
Official website: https://www.hannamfertility.com/
10. CReATe Fertility Centre
CReATe is a long-standing downtown fertility provider offering diagnostic and assisted reproductive services, with involvement in reproductive medicine research. Ask which services, genetic testing options, and specialist consultations are appropriate to your needs.
Location: 790 Bay Street, Suite 1100, Toronto
Official website: https://www.createivf.com/
What does fertility treatment cost in Toronto?
Costs vary by assessment, medication, procedure, laboratory services and any additional treatment. Ontario’s fertility programs may cover certain services for eligible patients at participating clinics, but coverage and waitlists can vary. Request a written estimate that distinguishes funded treatment, medication, storage, genetic testing and other extras.
Questions to ask at your first fertility consultation
Ask: Which investigations do you recommend first? Would IUI or IVF be appropriate, and why? What is your clinic’s experience with patients in my age and diagnostic group? Which appointments require in-person visits? Which services are funded? What is the anticipated timeline, including any waitlist? Who will be my main point of contact?
Frequently asked questions about Toronto fertility clinics
Which fertility clinic is best in Toronto?
There is no universal best clinic. The right choice depends on individual diagnosis, treatment availability, communication, convenience, funding and specialist expertise.
Can I get IVF funding in Ontario?
Ontario offers publicly funded fertility services subject to eligibility rules and clinic participation. Verify the current program rules and local availability directly with the clinic and the Ontario government.
Is Anova Fertility located in Toronto?
Yes. Anova lists facilities in North York at 25 Sheppard Avenue West and downtown Toronto at 40 University Avenue, as well as other Ontario locations.
Do I need IVF at my first appointment?
Not necessarily. A fertility assessment may lead to testing, monitoring, medical management, IUI, IVF or another path depending on your circumstances.
Disclaimer: This contributed article is for general information only and isn’t medical advice. Clinics are listed in no particular order of clinical performance, and Toronto Times hasn’t independently verified their success rates, pricing or eligibility for Ontario’s fertility program. Please talk to a qualified healthcare provider, and confirm costs and coverage directly with each clinic, before you make any treatment decisions.
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