Pollin Fertility Joins Ontario Fertility Program Expansion
In a landmark move for reproductive health, Pollin Fertility announced its participation in the Ontario Fertility Program (OFP) following the provincial government’s historic funding commitments to boost funded fertility treatment cycles for families across Ontario. The expansion marks the first significant enhancement to the program in more than a decade and is expected to reduce financial barriers for thousands seeking fertility care.
A Milestone for Access to Fertility Care
The OFP expansion, announced by the Honourable Minister Sylvia Jones, is designed to increase the number of funded cycles available to eligible Ontarians. By broadening access to high-quality fertility services, the province is aiming to help more families start or grow their families with fewer financial constraints. Pollin Fertility, a Toronto-based clinic renowned for its patient-centered approach, welcomed the expansion as a meaningful step toward equitable reproductive health care.
Pollin Fertility’s Commitment to Patients
Pollin Fertility was founded with a mission to provide leading-edge fertility care that is accessible, compassionate, and patient-focused. CEO Melody Adhami expressed gratitude for the government’s investment and highlighted Pollin’s role in delivering world-class care to a broader patient base. “We commend Minister Jones and the Province of Ontario for recognizing the urgent need for expanded access to treatment. We are thrilled to join the Ontario Fertility Program and to extend the reach of care to even more patients who deserve the chance to grow their families,” Adhami said.
Dr. Kim Garbedian, Medical Director at Pollin Fertility, underscored the real-world impact of the OFP expansion: “Infertility is a medical condition, not a choice. Today’s announcement represents hope for thousands of Ontarians who have been waiting for greater access to care. At Pollin, we are committed to delivering clinical excellence, cutting-edge science, and deeply personalized support to every patient.”
Pollin’s Role Within a Modern, Patient-Centered Network
Joining the OFP aligns with Pollin Fertility’s broader strategy to consolidate a patient-centered environment with a multidisciplinary team of reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists, nurses, and support staff. The clinic’s emphasis on individualized care, advanced laboratory techniques, and evidence-based treatment plans complements the province’s goal of expanding access while maintaining high standards of clinical outcomes.
The Ontario Fertility Program’s expansion is expected to reduce wait times and broaden the eligibility criteria for funded cycles, enabling more Ontarians to pursue fertility treatments that align with their personal plans and timelines. Pollin Fertility’s participation signals confidence in the program’s capacity to deliver equitable access without compromising the quality of care patients expect.
What This Means for Patients and Providers
For patients, the expansion translates to increased chances of receiving funded fertility treatments without the heavy financial burden that can deter individuals and couples from pursuing care. For providers like Pollin Fertility, it represents a collaborative opportunity to extend state-supported services through a patient-first framework, backed by a robust clinical team and a track record of scientific excellence.
As Ontario continues to advance reproductive health, the partnership between Pollin Fertility and the OFP positions the province as a leader in accessible, high-quality fertility care. The collaboration is expected to accelerate progress toward helping more families achieve their dreams of parenthood while keeping patient comfort and support at the forefront of every treatment decision.
About Pollin Fertility: Pollin Fertility is a Toronto-based clinic dedicated to helping patients build families through innovation, compassionate care, and scientific excellence. The clinic offers a full suite of fertility services and is recognized for its patient advocacy, inclusivity, and strong clinical outcomes.
