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Heartbeats IVF has four clinics in Goa, at Panjim, Margao, Mapusa and Vasco, where you can consult our fertility specialist. Treatment is done here in Goa, in our own embryology laboratory and IVF operating theatre. To book, call reception on 095459 20817 (call timings 9am to 7pm), or send a WhatsApp message to 095185 02773 (no phone calls, only messages). Bring any old reports, scan reports and semen analysis. Both partners should come if possible. What you tell us stays in your file (your privacy is protected).
Many couples put off this call for months. Phoning makes it real — it turns trying for a baby into a medical matter. And in a place as small as Goa there is a second fear: somebody will find out.
An appointment does not commit you to IVF, or to injections, or to anything at all. It commits you to one honest conversation about where you stand.
Where we are, and which one to go to
Panjim clinic — consultations with our fertility specialist, for Panaji, Taleigao, Dona Paula, Miramar, Ribandar, Santa Cruz, Porvorim, Bambolim.
Margao clinic — the same, for South Goa: Margao, Fatorda, Navelim, Colva, Benaulim, Curchorem, Quepem, Sanguem, Canacona.
Mapusa clinic — the same, for Bardez and the north: Mapusa, Assagao, Siolim, Calangute, Candolim, Anjuna, Saligao, Pernem, Bicholim.
Vasco clinic — the same, for Vasco, Vaddem, Chicalim, Dabolim, Cortalim, Sancoale and Mormugao.
Car pickup and drop at zero cost to the patient
Treatment is done here in Goa, and most of your visits can be planned close to where you live. Reception plans the days with you when you call.
If you consult at our Panjim, Margao or Vasco clinic, we send a car for you: pickup and drop at zero cost to the patient from your home to our location, on consultation days and treatment days alike. Egg collection is done under light anaesthesia, so being driven home is sensible in any case.
Reception CALL- 09545920817 · WhatsApp messages only 09518502773 (DO NOT CALL)
Calls go to our reception on 09545920817 (call timings 9am to 7pm). WhatsApp goes to 09518502773 (no phone calls, only messages). APPOINTMENTS ARE COMPULSORY FOR DOCTOR CONSULTATION. Many find WhatsApp easier at the start: you can type what is hard to say aloud, late at night after work.
Tell us how long you have been trying, both your ages, and which town you are in. Ask for the exact address of that clinic and the days our doctor sits there — consulting is strictly by appointment, so please book before you come.
What to bring to your first fertility visit
Bring paper — a test that is still valid need not be repeated, which saves you money.
- Every previous report, however old, even from another clinic — blood tests, hormones, thyroid, sugar.
- The semen analysis, if the husband has had one — often left at home, and one of the most useful.
- Scan reports — ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries, follicular study, and HSG (a dye X-ray that checks if the tubes are open).
- What has already been tried — tablets to help release the egg, IUI or IVF cycles, with rough years and numbers.
- Discharge papers from any operation — laparoscopy, ovarian cyst, caesarean, or surgery on the testis.
- Your cycle details — the usual gap between periods, and the date your last period started.
Any day of the cycle is fine for a first visit; some tests need particular days, and we will tell you when to come back. If the papers are lost, come anyway.
Why both partners should come
Fertility is not a woman's problem. Very often the finding is on the male side, so a plan made after seeing only one of you is half a plan. And the woman should not have to sit through this alone and then repeat the doctor's words at home.
If a semen test showed no sperm at all, bring that report and come anyway. Sperm can sometimes still be found in the testis under an operating surgical microscope — a procedure called micro-TESE, covered on our male infertility page — done in our own theatre in Goa, with our embryology laboratory in the next room.
Privacy, and not being judged
Goa is small and people know each other. That is one real reason couples travel out of state for treatment available here at home.
What you tell us stays in your file. Patients are not discussed in the waiting area, and no patient's face, name or story appears on this website or on social media. Ask if a quieter appointment time would be easier.
Nobody here will judge you — not for your age, your weight, how long you waited, or treatment elsewhere that did not work. The questions are direct because the answers change the plan.
Who you will see
Medical staff: Dr. Mayur Pai, MBBS, MS (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), fertility and IVF specialist. Goa Medical Council Reg. No. 3092. Profile.
Three senior doctors are on the team, with a full IVF laboratory including ICSI (one sperm injected directly into the egg). Our fertility specialist does the procedures himself, so you are not handed to a different doctor each visit. Stimulation is kept deliberately careful — measured dosing, close scanning, willingness to freeze embryos or stop a cycle — to avoid OHSS (ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome), a serious reaction to fertility injections. High-risk pregnancies are looked after on the same number.
Common questions before you call
Is there a fertility doctor near me in Goa?
Probably. You can consult our fertility specialist at four clinics: Panjim and Mapusa in the north, Margao in the south, and Vasco for Vaddem and around. Not sure which is nearer? Ask on WhatsApp 9518502773 (do not call) or call on 9545920817.
How do I get an appointment at Heartbeats IVF?
Call reception on 095459 20817, or send a WhatsApp message to 095185 02773 (no phone calls, only messages) with how long you have been trying, both your ages, and which town suits you. No referral letter is needed.
Do I have to travel far for treatment?
No. Every step of your treatment is done here in Goa, and most of your visits can be planned close to where you live. You can consult our fertility specialist at whichever of our clinics suits you: Panjim, Margao, Mapusa or Vasco. If you consult at Panjim, Margao or Vasco, we offer pickup and drop at zero cost to the patient from your home to our location, on consultation days and treatment days alike.
What should I bring to my first fertility visit?
All previous reports, the semen analysis, scan and HSG reports, discharge papers from any surgery, treatments already tried, and the date your last period started.
Does my husband have to come as well?
Please come together if you can. Very often the finding is on the male side, so a plan built on one partner's tests is incomplete. If that is impossible, bring his semen analysis.
Will anyone find out that we came?
Not from us. Your records stay in your file, patients are not discussed where others can hear, and no patient is identified on this website or on social media. Ask for a quieter slot if that helps. Or nook your appointment in that location that is outside your town.
Will I have to start IVF at the first visit?
No. The first visit is for understanding your situation. Many couples need something simpler than IVF; some need a few tests first, and some need time to think. Sometimes from your initial investigations your doctor may find out that IUI may also help in conception.
Your visit is confidential — nothing about you appears on this website or on social media.
This page is for general education and is not personal medical advice. Fertility treatment depends on your individual assessment. Please consult a doctor about your own situation. We do not carry out or offer sex determination of any kind, which is prohibited by law in India under the PCPNDT Act.