The questions worth
asking a clinic.
Every fertility clinic will tell you it is caring, advanced and patient-first. None of that is checkable. So this page is the checkable version: what our price actually includes, who performs your transfer, how we decide on add-ons, and how we report outcomes. Compare it line by line with anyone.
The short answer
One World Fertility is a doctor-led fertility clinic in Saket, New Delhi. What separates it is checkable rather than atmospheric: quotations include stimulation medication, the largest line most Delhi clinics leave out; the specialist who takes your history performs your transfer; add-ons are applied only on a named clinical indication; and outcomes are reported by age band, per started cycle, which is the harder measure.
- On price
- Medication, monitoring, theatre, lab and transfer, itemised in writing before you begin
- On continuity
- Dr. Kavita Manchanda from first consultation through to transfer
- On add-ons
- Each needs a clinical reason we can name, never a default upgrade
- On compliance
- ART Act 2021 and Surrogacy Act 2021 registration, consent and records
By the numbers
Three of these four are read straight from our own records each time this page loads, so they cannot drift out of date or be rounded up for effect.
Every one with its own page, its own price band and its own consent conversation.
Live from our recordsFertility, gynaecology, maternity, andrology, diagnostics and wellness, under one roof.
Live from our recordsCounted, not estimated. The same figure the home page publishes.
Published figureReproductive medicine only. Derived from the founding year, so it never goes stale.
Live from our recordsSeven reasons, stated plainly
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Continuity
The same specialist, first scan to first heartbeat
You are not handed between whoever is on shift. Dr. Kavita Manchanda takes your history, reads your scans, sets your protocol and does your transfer. When something changes at 9pm, the person who answers already knows your file.
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Money
The price includes the medication
Stimulation drugs are the single largest line on any IVF bill and the one most often left out of the headline. Our quotes carry it, itemised, before you start. The cost calculator on this site does the same for anyone, patient or not.
Itemised before you commit Open the cost calculator -
Restraint
Add-ons need a reason, not a brochure
PGT-A, assisted hatching, ERA and immunology panels are all available here. None is applied by default. Each one has to earn its place in your protocol with a clinical indication we can name, and you are told what the evidence does and does not support.
Nothing routine that should not be -
The lab
Where the cycle is actually won or lost
Embryology is the part patients never see and the part that decides the outcome. Continuous incubator monitoring, HEPA-filtered air handling, double-witnessing on every transfer of gametes and embryos, and alarms that reach a human being at three in the morning.
Double-witnessed, always -
Honesty
Age-banded outcomes, not one flattering number
A single clinic-wide success rate can be lifted by treating easier cases. We report by age band and per started cycle, which is the harder and more useful measure, and we will tell you when the honest answer is that donor eggs give you better odds than your own.
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Access
Explained in a language you actually think in
Consultations in English and Hindi, with written summaries you can take away and share with family. Every consent conversation happens before payment is discussed, never after.
Written summaries, every visit -
The rest of it
Counselling and nutrition are part of the plan
Fertility treatment is a long, expensive and lonely process, and the emotional load changes outcomes as well as experience. Counselling and a fertility nutrition programme sit inside the pathway rather than being sold as extras once you are already struggling.
Inside the pathway
Honestly compared
The right-hand column describes common practice across the sector, not any one competitor. Take this list to whichever clinics you are considering and ask them the same six questions.
One specialist, from first scan to first heartbeat
The person who reads your first scan is the person who performs your transfer. That continuity is not a courtesy. It is what stops the details getting lost.
In a rotating-consultant model your file is re-read by someone new at each visit, and the small things fall through: the borderline AMH, the endometrial pattern that looked different last cycle, the fact that you said the injections were unbearable. Those are exactly the things that change a protocol.
Here one specialist carries your case. She takes the history, orders only the tests that will change the plan, sets the stimulation protocol against your own response rather than a template, and does the transfer herself. Between visits, the person who answers your message already knows your file.
- First consultation and history
- Tests, and the plan they change
- Stimulation and monitoring scans
- Embryo transfer
- First heartbeat scan
Inside the lab
The part of an IVF cycle patients never see, and the part that decides it. Three standards we hold, and why each one matters.
Double witnessing
Every movement of eggs, sperm and embryos is confirmed by a second embryologist. No exceptions, no shortcuts under time pressure.
Continuous monitoring
Incubator temperature, gas and humidity are logged without a break, with alarms that escalate to a person rather than a screen.
Air changes per hour
HEPA-filtered, positive-pressure air handling in the embryology suite, because volatile organic compounds damage embryos long before anyone smells them.
What we commit to, in writing
Eight commitments. Hold us to them, and ask any other clinic to match them.
- 01 A written, itemised quotation before any treatment begins
- 02 Consent explained in full, in your language, before payment is discussed
- 03 Every add-on justified by a named clinical indication
- 04 Success rates reported by age band and per started cycle
- 05 Your specialist reachable between visits, not only at appointments
- 06 A structured review after any cycle that does not work
- 07 ART Act compliant records, consent and donor documentation
- 08 No treatment recommended that we would not recommend to our own family
The questions we get asked
01 What makes One World Fertility different from other IVF clinics in Delhi?
Three things, concretely. Your quoted price includes stimulation medication, which most headline IVF prices in Delhi exclude and which is the largest single line on the bill. The specialist who takes your history also performs your transfer, rather than whoever is rostered. And add-ons such as PGT-A or ERA are only applied when there is a named clinical indication, not bundled into a package by default.
02 Who will actually treat me?
Dr. Kavita Manchanda leads your care from the first consultation through to the embryo transfer and beyond. Embryology is handled by the laboratory team, with double witnessing on every step. You will not be passed between consultants between visits.
03 How do you report success rates?
By age band, and per started cycle rather than per transfer. Per started cycle is the harder measure because it counts cycles that are cancelled or that reach no transfer, which is exactly what a patient needs to know when deciding whether to begin. A single clinic-wide figure can be raised simply by treating easier cases.
04 Do you push expensive add-ons?
No. PGT-A, assisted hatching, ERA testing and immunology panels are all available, and each is offered only where there is a clinical reason we can name. We will also tell you plainly where the evidence for an add-on is weak, including when that means we earn less.
05 Is the cost really all-inclusive?
The quotation covers consultations, monitoring scans and bloods, egg retrieval with anaesthesia, embryology, embryo transfer and luteal support. Anything outside that, such as PGT-A or storage beyond the first year, is listed separately and priced before you decide. The cost calculator on this site shows the same breakdown to anyone, without registering.
06 What accreditation and legal compliance do you hold?
The clinic operates under the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act 2021 and the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021, with the registration, record keeping, consent documentation and donor sourcing those Acts require. Donor gametes are sourced only through registered ART banks.
07 Do you treat patients travelling from outside Delhi?
Yes. Much of the monitoring can be done locally to you and shared with us, with travel timed around retrieval and transfer. Consultations run in English and Hindi, and you receive a written summary after each one so family elsewhere can follow the plan.
08 What happens if the first cycle does not work?
A structured review before anything is repeated: what the stimulation response showed, what the fertilisation and embryo development told us, and whether the endometrium or the male factor needs separate attention. Repeating an identical protocol without asking those questions is how people lose both money and time.
Bring this page with you.
Ask us every question on it, then ask the same of anyone else you are considering. A first consultation is history, examination and an honest read of where you actually are. It commits you to nothing.