IVF centre on Tonk Road, Jaipur

By car or two-wheeler: whether you come from the Lalkothi and Tonk Phatak side or from the Durgapura and Sanganer side, keep to the service lane as you near Gopalpura instead of going up the flyover. If you take the flyover you will pass the clinic and have to turn back. Look for Jaipur Hospital: Ganga Heights is on the opposite side of Tonk Road, and the clinic is on the first floor. From the Gopalpura bypass, the clinic is just by the junction where the bypass meets Tonk Road. Parking near the junction can be busy; ask the team when you book where it is easiest to park at that time of day.

By bus, metro or auto: city buses and autos run the length of Tonk Road; ask for the Gopalpura flyover or Jaipur Hospital. No metro line runs on Tonk Road. Durgapura railway station is nearby for anyone arriving by train from the Sawai Madhopur side.

Ishwa IVF is on the first floor of Ganga Heights, Tonk Road, by the Gopalpura flyover and opposite Jaipur Hospital. Open the clinic in Google Maps for live directions from where you are.

Tonk Road is one long corridor, so "near" means different things depending on which end you live. From Gopalpura, Durgapura or Mahaveer Nagar the clinic is a few minutes away, and a scan can fit between dropping children at school and starting work. From Lalkothi in the north or the Sanganer side in the south, allow a little longer, as the road is busy at office hours. Being so close also helps on procedure days: after egg collection you only have a short ride home to rest. If you have your own blood tests done at a lab along Tonk Road, check with the doctor first that the lab and timing suit what is needed, and share the reports with us on WhatsApp.

• Monday to Saturday: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
• Sunday: 9:00 am to 11:00 am, by appointment

Please call or WhatsApp before your first visit so the team can give you a time. Scans during treatment are booked for early in the day, so most couples are back at work or home by late morning.

Living in Jaipur makes the visits of a cycle simple to fit around work and home. An IVF cycle usually needs:

1. A first consultation, with tests for both partners, often on the same day
2. Two to four short monitoring visits for scans and blood tests during the 8 to 12 days of injections
3. Egg collection, a morning procedure under light anaesthesia; someone should take you home
4. Embryo transfer a few days later, or in a later cycle if embryos are frozen

IUI needs fewer visits: usually two or three scans and the insemination itself, a short procedure.