I paid 15,000 for arranging IVF then the service went bust
Briefly

The rise in privately funded IVF treatments has led to the emergence of unregulated 'concierge clinics' acting as intermediaries for patients and doctors. The UK fertility watchdog highlights that they cannot regulate these clinics, leading to increased risks for patients. Following the shutdown of Apricity Fertility, many clients, like Syreeta Sandhu, were left without treatment or refunds after significant financial investments. The lack of direct control or protection highlights the urgent need for strengthened regulations in the fertility sector to safeguard patients' interests and investments.
You're on your knees. Upset has turned to frustration and anger. I spent almost 12 months building that trust and it just dropped off.
The fertility watchdog has said that as these clinics do not provide IVF treatment directly, it does not have powers to regulate them, calling for the law to be strengthened.
Read at www.bbc.com
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