Get to know the International Reproductive Medical Center: its people, treatment services and the practical details behind a visit.
Independent provider profile · Sources reviewed 28 October 2026
IRMC’s English site places the centre at Matrosova 136 and presents fertility treatment, preservation and obstetric care. Its international positioning and “US-standard” descriptions are its own claims, not an independent accreditation category.
The website distinguishes reproductive clinicians, a senior embryologist and an assigned coordinator. Its FAQ describes video consultation before travel and contact with the treating physician during the pathway, which should be specified in the appointment arrangement.
IRMC publishes separate roles for reproductive clinicians and embryology. Explore each specialist’s background, then confirm who will be available for your dates.
Reproductive medicine specialist
IRMC presents him as a reproductive medicine specialist with a focus on mild-stimulation IVF and individual ART protocols. His overseas institutional roles are claims in the provider biography, separate from a Bishkek appointment.
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Reproductive medicine physician
The provider describes reproductive endocrinology, female infertility, recurrent miscarriage and embryo genetic testing as her clinical focus.
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Senior embryologist
IRMC assigns him to the embryology laboratory and describes semen preparation, ICSI, embryo assessment, assisted hatching, blastocyst biopsy and cryopreservation.
Read specialist profile →Provider-advertised services, with links to independent explanations of the treatment decisions.
The site advertises IVF with embryo testing. Its descriptions use both PGT and older PGD/PGS terminology. A personal proposal should identify the actual test, biopsy and reporting laboratory, rather than rely on the “third-generation” label.
Read the treatment guide →Donor-related services are advertised separately from ordinary IVF. The clinical arrangement, material source, consent and legal acceptance need to be defined for the individual applicant.
Read the treatment guide →The service menu lists egg and sperm freezing. Collection, fertilisation where relevant, storage term, renewal and later use are separate parts of a preservation agreement.
Read the treatment guide →The website includes obstetric services, while the FAQ describes follow-up and transition to care near home. Confirm whether the service in a particular proposal is remote advice, local monitoring or a separate pregnancy-care agreement.
Read the treatment guide →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.
The public site describes third-party ART; confirm the actual donor source, allocation, screening and seller for an individual programme.
Read the source record →The third-party ART description is not a complete sperm-bank, material and consent agreement.
Read the source record →The supplied IRMC brochure includes a received-embryo transfer offer. Date, issuer, receipt conditions and transport scope need confirmation.
Read the source record →Establish the local medical entity, any coordinator and separate pregnancy-care responsibilities; the website does not settle eligibility.
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 →
Miao Cheng’s biography describes ICSI, embryo assessment, assisted hatching, blastocyst biopsy, cryopreservation and laboratory instrumentation. This identifies published laboratory responsibilities rather than an independently audited quality system.
IRMC describes its environment and laboratory specifications as aligned with American benchmarks. Its about page does not provide an independent inspection record establishing that description. Local laboratory ownership, equipment status and external genetic analysis need their own evidence.
The gallery shows provider-published reception spaces. It does not document an independent laboratory inspection.
Meet the published embryology specialist →IRMC-branded documents supplied to our editorial team describe egg freezing, IVF with PGT-A, repeated retrieval and received-embryo transfer. Each has a different scope.
Explore IRMC fees & packages →One retrieval, PGT-A for up to eight embryos, one frozen transfer and first-year embryo storage.
Cycle medication and pre-cycle tests. Further testing, repeat treatment and storage can add charges.
The provider describes a six-stage pathway. Your clinician’s plan determines the actual schedule, and coordination services need their own written scope.
The process page describes phone, messaging or online contact with a bilingual coordinator.
Existing records are reviewed for a proposed protocol, cost and timeline estimate before arrival.
The provider describes visa-support letters, airport pickup and accommodation recommendations. Confirm the actual inclusions and supplier.
The source describes the clinical, nursing and coordination teams supporting the treatment cycle.
Transfer and result confirmation are followed by remote-contact arrangements described by the provider. The individual medical schedule governs timing.
The process page describes obstetric support and liaison with a clinician near home; the FAQ also describes access to medical records.
Prepare for your IRMC consultation: records, timing and follow-up →
Use IRMC’s published channels to confirm appointments, local availability and an individual written proposal.
Travel and record preparation →136 Matrosova Street
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 · Sat 09:00–14:00, per contact page
IRMC’s FAQ describes video consultations and review before travel. Confirm the clinician, documents, consultation charge, platform and what the remote discussion can determine before booking a visit.
No conversion has been established. The supplied documents have different scopes, and the USD quotation explicitly expired on 31 May 2025. The undated ¥ brochure is recorded as a CNY reference subject to currency and validity confirmation.
The supplied undated brochure lists repeated retrievals within two years but only one frozen transfer, with additional-transfer charges. Medication and other extras are also excluded. Read the full scope instead of extending the word “unlimited” to every service.
Provider information and editorial planning questions. The complete guide separates preparation, appointment arrangements and follow-up.
The directory uses irmcfertility.com for the local contact, team and facility record. Other IRMC-branded domains have been located; a common name or address does not independently establish the legal relationship between their operators.
Checked 28 October 2026. Provider statements are not independent verification of credentials, current licence scope or treatment outcomes. Supplied quotations have separate version and validity notes on the fee page.
Provider identity, licences and agreements →
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 IRMC channel is independently researched and published by Kyrgyzstan IVF. It is not IRMC’s official website.
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