The Bridge Clinic, one of Nigeria's foremost and leading fertility centres has achieved a 49 per cent pregnancy rate for its patients between the ages of 21 and 35 years in 2015, revealed in an audit report by Alexander Forbes.
Speaking duritig the presentation of the report to the fertility clinic, the Head, Verification Services, Alexander Forbes, Ibilola Akinla, said after its assessment, it was discovered that the clinic recorded a total of 215 pregnancies in 2015 from a total of 758 clients that had valid treatments during the year under review, from which its golden standard (21 to 35 years) achieved 49 per cent success rate.
"In carrying out our audit, we found that the clinic achieved a pregnancy rate of 49 per cent from its client who are in the golden standard. It also achieved an overall pregnancy rate of over 22 per cent. Our audit also found that the clinic had a total of 91 babies, comprising 61 single births and 15 twin births in 2015 and has delivered a total of 1203 children since 2006," she continued. Speaking at the event, the General Manager, The Bridge Clinic, Dr. Ekundayo Omogbehin, said the company retained the services of the frontline business services consultancy in order to have an independent and authoritative assessment of its practice.
According to him, "The Bridge Clinic has a culture of transparency and it is in line with this culture that we submit ourselves to the highest integrity scrutiny. Alexander Forbes has today put their seal on our performance and it is a thing of joy for us here.
"Our achievement of 49 per cent pregnancy rate for our gold standard clients, that is, clients below the age of 35 years is a feat no other clinic in Nigeria has been able to achieve. It puts us in a highly competitive stance with our peers in Europe and North America," he added.
By: Martins Ifijeh
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