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Our Main USP Is The Quality Of Our Services

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February 2018

Dr Anagha Karkhanis, Consultant, IVF and Reproductive Surgery, Cocoon Fertility and Dr Rajalaxmi Walavalkar, Consultant, IVF and Reproductive Surgery, Cocoon Fertility, have been working towards creating a market niche for their business. They share their vision with Raelene Kambli

- Raelene Kambli

Our Main USP Is The Quality Of Our Services

What is the vision behind setting up Cocoon fertility centres?

Dr Anagha: We were both trained in fertility in Europe and the UK, and during our training period we learnt that infertility was a common problem in the world. Moreover, there are big gaps in this field that need to be fixed. About one in every six couples suffer from infertility and yet, only one percent of Indian couples come forward for diagnosis and treatment.

In India, especially, there is an immense stigma attached with infertility and associated medical problems. Apart from lack of awareness, we noticed that there is lack of structured approach to management of infertility as compared to the West. Our vision is to bring a systematic approach to infertility management at an affordable cost. So that more and more childless families have access to such healthcare facilities. Hence, we started off with Cocoon Fertility centre to provide quality services to all.

A lot of fertility clinics claim 100 percent success but during many instances it is not true, which results in a lot of people losing faith in this treatment mode. What is the success rate that you promise?

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