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Fertility Clinics in Abu Dhabi

Compare 5 dedicated fertility clinics in Abu Dhabi. View accreditations, Thiqa eligibility, costs, specialisations, and read full profiles to find the right clinic for you.

·3 min read·By UAE Fertility Guide

Choosing a fertility clinic is one of the most personal decisions you will make on this journey, and there is no single right answer. Abu Dhabi has a strong and growing fertility care landscape, with both dedicated centres and hospital-integrated units offering a range of approaches. For many patients in the capital, Thiqa government insurance coverage is a key consideration, and we have highlighted eligibility throughout the profiles below. We have gathered what we know about five clinics to help you understand your options.

5 clinics in Abu Dhabi with dedicated fertility services

ClinicAreaAccreditationProfile
Umniya Fertility (formerly HealthPlus IVF)
Relaunched as Umniya in February 2026
Hazaa bin Zayed St, Al Karama
JCI AccreditedCAP Accredited
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ART Fertility Clinics
Original clinic since 2015 · Part of IVI RMA Global
Marina Village, behind Marina Mall
CAP Accredited
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Trust Fertility Clinic (Burjeel Medical City)
Launched October 2024
Mohamed Bin Zayed City
DOH Licensed
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Fakih IVF
In Abu Dhabi since 2013 · Khalifa City branch 2026
Hazaa Bin Zayed St and Khalifa City
DOH Licensed
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Bourn Hall (Mediclinic)
Heritage: Bourn Hall Clinic (UK, 1980) · Mediclinic-owned since 2021
Al Bateen
JCI AccreditedCAP Accredited
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What to Know About Fertility Clinics in Abu Dhabi

Thiqa Insurance Coverage

For many Abu Dhabi residents, Thiqa insurance is a significant factor in choosing a fertility clinic. Thiqa is the Abu Dhabi government health programme for UAE nationals and certain other eligible people, administered by Daman. Daman's adjudication guideline (version 3.6, November 2025) says Thiqa covers assisted reproduction, including IUI, IVF and ICSI, when medically indicated. Cover is generally for women aged 18 to 47 and is limited to up to six egg retrievals and three embryo-transfer cycles per patient per year, with direct billing and pre-authorisation. The guideline now also includes social egg freezing for eligible single women. Eligibility and coverage rules are detailed, so confirm your own position with Daman and the clinic. In the directory above, we mark a clinic as accepting Thiqa only where the clinic's own website says so; otherwise we say to check directly. For detailed information on navigating fertility insurance, see our insurance coverage guide.

DOH Regulation

All fertility clinics in Abu Dhabi are regulated by the Department of Health Abu Dhabi (DOH). Clinics must meet licensing requirements and adhere to regulatory standards for facilities, equipment, and staffing. Some clinics also hold international accreditations such as JCI (Joint Commission International) or CAP (College of American Pathologists), which indicate they have met rigorous global quality and patient safety standards. Our guide to choosing a clinic covers what to look for in more detail.

Understanding Success Rates

Success rates are one of the first things people look at when choosing a clinic, but they require careful interpretation. Clinics may report pregnancy rates (a positive test), clinical pregnancy rates (heartbeat confirmed on ultrasound), or live birth rates (a baby actually born). These numbers are not interchangeable, and comparing across clinics without understanding the methodology can be misleading. Our guide to IVF success rates in the UAE explains how to interpret these figures and what questions to ask.

Cost Considerations

Fertility treatment costs in Abu Dhabi vary by clinic and treatment plan. Some clinics publish pricing, while others provide quotes only after consultation. Thiqa-eligible patients may have significantly lower out-of-pocket costs, but it is important to understand what your coverage includes and what requires pre-authorisation. When comparing costs, ensure you are comparing like for like: ask what is included in quoted prices, what medications will cost separately, and whether there are additional charges for ICSI, embryo freezing, or genetic testing. For a detailed breakdown, see our IVF cost breakdown.


Disclaimer

The information on this page is gathered from publicly available sources and was last verified in October 2026. We do not endorse or rank any clinic. Details including pricing, success rates, and available treatments may change. Always verify directly with the clinic before making decisions about your care.

Last updated: October 5, 2026

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