Provincial funding
Ontario Fertility Program
Listed services: AI/IUI. The provincial directory lists these funded services for this location. It does not establish current wait time or available capacity.

Etobicoke, Ontario
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CReATe West Fertility is CReATe's Etobicoke satellite clinic, where patients can access fertility consultations, cycle monitoring, IUI, and referrals into OHIP-funded IVF care through the Toronto program. The clinic lists Dr. Clifford Librach and Dr. Rachel Forman as its physicians, with major IVF procedures coordinated through CReATe's Toronto lab.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| IUI | Contact clinic |
| IVF | Contact clinic |
| Egg freezing | Contact clinic |
| Frozen embryo transfer | Contact clinic |
Contact the clinic for pricing: 416-231-4100
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Provincial funding
Listed services: AI/IUI. The provincial directory lists these funded services for this location. It does not establish current wait time or available capacity.
Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 (56 reviews recorded). Captured Apr 17, 2026. Ratings and review counts may have changed since capture.
Read reviews on this clinic’s Google listingThe reviews for CReATe West Toronto present a mixed picture. While many patients appreciate the professional and caring staff and positive outcomes, there are also recurring concerns about overbooking, long wait times, lack of communication, and inconsistent care. The overall impression is that the clinic has helped many patients achieve their fertility goals but could improve its patient experience by addressing the negative aspects mentioned in the reviews.
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