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Instituto Bernabeu

Alicante, SpainWebsite

Live birth rates

No live birth rates to show. We could not find live birth rates by age for this clinic on its website or a regulator's register when we last checked, on 13 September 2026.

The clinic publishes a positive pregnancy test rate. We show live birth rates only, because a pregnancy does not always end in a birth and the two numbers are not comparable, so there is no figure here.

Before you commit to treatment, ask the clinic for live births per embryo transferred for your age group, the year the figure covers and the number of cycles behind it, and ask which body regulates the clinic.

Source: Instituto Bernabeu statistics page: positive pregnancy test rates for 2024, not live births, so no figure is shown

Source page read 13 September 2026.

Clinical pregnancy rates (not live births)

From Spain's official national register, which every Spanish clinic must report to. For 2023, it gives the range the chance of a clinical pregnancy (a pregnancy sac seen on ultrasound) fell in for each embryo transfer, by the woman's age. The more cycles a clinic ran, the narrower its range.

These are pregnancies, not births. Some pregnancies end in miscarriage, so these figures run higher than live birth rates and cannot be compared with HFEA or US figures. The register itself warns that comparing clinics can mislead, because each treats different patients.

Own eggs, per embryo transfer
AgeFresh embryosFrozen embryos
Under 355.2 to 40.2%28.1 to 44.7%
35 to 399.5 to 57.2%26.6 to 44.2%
40 and over–6.5 to 37.9%

Cycles started: 100 to 500 fresh, 100 to 500 frozen.

Donor eggs, per embryo transfer
AgeFresh embryosFrozen embryos
Under 3517.2 to 54.8%24.5 to 61.2%
35 to 3931.6 to 57.7%29.2 to 50.3%
40 and over47.2 to 58.4%31 to 39.4%

Cycles started: over 500 fresh, over 500 frozen.

Source: Registro Nacional de Actividad 2023-Registro SEF, centre listed as “Instituto Bernabeu Alicante”

Register read 21 October 2026.

Key facts

Headline priceNot published
Travel estimate£450–£2,600 flights and stays over 2–3 trips
Who the country's law allows clinics to treatSpanish law: any adult woman can be treated regardless of marital status or sexual orientation; donors are anonymous; surrogacy contracts are void.
Donor anonymityAnonymous donors
Remote consultationAvailable
Prices and details checked13 September 2026

Flights and stays for one person only. Not included: a companion, local transport, UK monitoring scans, time off work, insurance, or rebooking if a cycle is cancelled.

Treatments offered

IVFICSIDonor eggsDonor spermDouble donorPGT-AEgg freezing

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