Get to know Delta’s reproductive clinicians, embryology and supporting specialists, alongside its published KGS fee schedule.
Independent provider profile · Sources reviewed 28 October 2026
The Bishkek site describes IVF with patients’ own or donor material, insemination and related clinical care. Its staff directory includes reproductive medicine, embryology, urology-andrology and endocrinology, alongside ultrasound and other roles.
The website distinguishes Bishkek from a linked St Petersburg clinic. Local contacts, biographies and fees should be read as the Bishkek source; a linked overseas brand is not proof that every overseas clinician or service is available locally.
The selection below covers the three published reproductive clinicians, a named embryologist and two supporting specialties. Individual biographies provide education and work history. Other staff, including ultrasound and nursing roles, remain in the provider’s complete directory.
Reproductive medicine · Gynaecological endocrinology
The staff directory lists her as a reproductive specialist and obstetrician-gynaecologist.
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Reproductive medicine · Obstetrics & gynaecology
Named in the clinic’s published team and consultation price list. Confirm current availability directly.
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Reproductive medicine · Gynaecological endocrinology
The biography lists infertility consultations, pregnancy-loss assessment, menstrual disorders and preconception care. It records joining Delta Clinic KG in 2025.
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Services described by the provider. Clinical suitability and the exact treatment plan require an individual assessment.
The website has a dedicated own-oocyte programme page and separate standard, repeat and natural-cycle fee items. The treatment proposal determines which programme and additional procedures apply.
The source separates donor-oocyte treatment, donor sperm and donor-embryo fees. A per-oocyte or per-portion charge is an input to a wider plan, not a complete donor-treatment package.
The list includes culture and transfer of thawed embryos, egg-preservation stages, freezing and storage. These have different scopes and should be reconciled with any services already paid for.
Reproductive consultations, urology-andrology, endocrinology and ultrasound appear in the staff and fee records. These roles help describe the available care structure without implying that every patient needs every consultation.
The information below shows which related services appear in provider publications or supplied quotations. “Not established” means the reviewed sources do not answer the question. Confirm availability with the medical provider and obtain separate advice on legal eligibility.
Donor-oocyte treatment and distinct material-related units appear in the service and fee record; a full treatment scope still needs a proposal.
Read the source record →The website and fee list distinguish donor sperm from the rest of treatment. Confirm the source, portion, consent and individual plan.
Read the source record →Frozen-transfer charges are published, but that alone does not establish acceptance of material created or stored elsewhere.
Read the source record →A surrogacy service is listed on the provider website. The medical and coordination entities, acceptance and contractual duties need individual confirmation.
Read the source record →A hospital, coordinator, donor-material supplier and pregnancy-management service may be different parties. Read the legal identity and agreement questions →
Ekaterina Urivskaya’s biography lists egg and embryo assessment, IVF/ICSI, semen preparation, cryopreservation, assisted hatching and trophectoderm biopsy. It records embryology training and a Delta appointment from 2025.
The price list specifies trophectoderm-biopsy charges by embryo count. A biopsy fee should not be assumed to include genetic analysis, report interpretation, freezing or transfer. The actual testing organisation needs to be identified in the proposal.
Photographs are attributed to the provider; they are not a record of an independent site visit.
Clinical and laboratory responsibilities →Delta publishes itemised KGS charges. Read the units and programme scope before deciding which items belong in your own proposal.
Explore Delta Clinic KG fees & scope →Selected fertility-related items from the public KGS list, accessed 28 October 2026. The original schedule includes further services. Rows are not a standard treatment bundle and should not be summed automatically. Confirm current fees, foreign-patient terms, medication, anaesthesia, ICSI and genetic analysis in your own proposal.
Confirm the seller, currency, validity, inclusions, exclusions and the cost of changes to the plan.
The clinic publishes a local appointment phone and individual clinician pages with contact and consultation information.
Use the itemised schedule to identify the programme, laboratory items and later storage or transfer. Ask the provider to mark what is already included, rather than pay for overlapping line items.
The site links English and Chinese versions, but these links do not establish every clinician’s language or the charges for coordination. Confirm who handles consent, laboratory updates and post-visit contact.
The website links to English and Chinese versions. Confirm interpreter availability and any separate coordination charges.
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68 Karasaeva Street / 15 Matrosova Street
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00 · Sun closed
Not necessarily. A biopsy is a laboratory procedure, while genetic analysis and reporting can be separate. Ask Delta to identify the testing laboratory, the analysis and the number of embryos covered by the proposed fee.
Do not add them automatically. The schedule contains distinct thawing and culture/transfer items. Ask which charges apply to your planned cycle and whether one already covers work shown elsewhere in the schedule.
Read it as the stated unit of material, not a complete treatment total. Ask about allocation, quantity, testing, fertilisation, embryo culture, transfer and what happens if the available material does not lead to the expected next stage.
Provider information and editorial planning questions. The complete guide separates preparation, appointment arrangements and follow-up.
The website links a licence document. It is available as a primary provider publication; this profile does not certify its current regulatory validity or scope.
Checked 28 October 2026. Public provider information and supplied quotations are different source categories. This research is not an independent inspection, credential check or clinical outcome audit.
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Suggest a correction →Clinical and embryology roles, with individual biographies.
Fee sources, programme scope and questions before payment.
First contact, existing records, timing and follow-up.
This Delta Clinic KG channel is independently researched and published by Kyrgyzstan IVF. It is not Delta Clinic KG’s official website.
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