Chab Medical Center is expanding support for infertility treatments through a partnership with the Seoul Bar Association. The agreement will provide members with services such as hormone testing and egg freezing.
On June 25, Chab Medical Center announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Seoul Bar Association to address the issue of low birth rates.
The signing ceremony took place at the infertility center of Magok Chab Medical Center, attended by Han Se-yeol, the center's director, Shin Se-chan, executive director of infertility administration, and Seoul Bar Association President Cho Soon-yeol, along with other officials.
Under the agreement, the two parties will collaborate in various areas, including infertility treatment, anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) testing, tailored fertility check-ups for men and women, and support for egg freezing. The initiative aims to enhance access to infertility treatments for employees of the Seoul Bar Association and contribute to solutions for the low birth rate issue.
Cho Soon-yeol, President of the Seoul Bar Association, stated, "We will continue to expand our welfare system to improve the health and quality of life of our employees."
Han Se-yeol, director of the infertility center at Chab Medical Center, remarked, "This collaboration is particularly meaningful as it supports the birth of new life through infertility treatment and childbirth."
Chab Medical Center achieved a world-first in 1989 by successfully facilitating pregnancy and childbirth using immature eggs. The Magok Chab Medical Center infertility center is the seventh in South Korea and the 38th globally. It is notably an AI-specialized infertility center, equipped with a treatment environment based on precise analysis.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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