Commercial Times Report, 2020-7-31: “Reproductive Medicine Authority Dr. Hui-Po Li Leads a Professional Team to Establish Yun-I Reproductive Center”
Late marriage and delayed pregnancy have become increasingly common today. By the time couples achieve financial and lifestyle stability, their fertility conditions may have already passed the optimal reproductive window.
Dr. Hui-Po Li, Director of Yun-I Reproductive Center, has deeply understood the difficulties of the fertility journey throughout more than 30 years of medical practice. This year, he led a professional medical team to establish Yun-I Reproductive Center, creating a medical space with convenient transportation, spacious facilities, and a high level of privacy. The goal is to provide every family hoping for pregnancy with a more convenient, private, and safe personalized treatment experience.
Dr. Li stated that in recent years, more and more medical institutions have begun providing assisted reproductive services. The most important factor is developing a clear distinction from others in the field, while accompanying every couple who seeks consultation toward building a happy family.
Dr. Hui-Po Li previously served as Director of the Reproductive Center and Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Zhongshan Hospital. He now leads a strong medical team composed of well-known physicians, experienced embryologists, and consultants.
The center is equipped with a professional laboratory and advanced medical equipment. It uses AI in combination with a time-lapse embryo monitoring incubator and has introduced an electronic verification system to eliminate possible human error in the laboratory, providing optimal embryo development rates and pregnancy rates.
From the very beginning, Yun-I Reproductive Center was planned with patients’ needs in mind from multiple perspectives and with high standards. The center is located in a building directly connected to Exit 4 of Xingtian Temple MRT Station, allowing patients to reach the clinic immediately after exiting the station. The surrounding area also offers complete daily conveniences, making treatment more accessible.
Yun-I has also worked with a software developer to create an application app, allowing patients to avoid being restricted to the waiting hall. Through mobile phone notifications, patients can stay informed of consultation progress. The app also provides health education information and access to laboratory test reports.
The air purification system installed in Yun-I’s public areas effectively filters PM2.5 and uses bipolar ion active sterilization to eliminate bacteria in the environment. Air quality data is automatically updated every five minutes through monitors and display screens, providing a reassuring medical environment.
The waiting hall was also designed with privacy in mind, resembling an airport VIP lounge. It features refined partitions, charging facilities, and wireless internet access.
It is currently estimated that about 350,000 couples in Taiwan face infertility issues. In addition to the significant decline in female fertility after age 35, male sperm condition is also often a key factor.
According to the 2018 assisted reproduction statistics released this month by the Health Promotion Administration, 10,236 IVF babies were born in Taiwan that year. Among the 180,000 newborns that year, IVF babies accounted for more than 5%.
Taiwan is now considered an aging society, with people aged 65 and above accounting for more than 15% of the population. Combined with the declining birth rate year by year, infertility has become a national issue that cannot be ignored.
Taiwan’s assisted reproductive technology is on par with the United States and Japan. Its IVF implantation rate ranks second in the world after the United States, while the cost is only about half of the international average.
In recent years, the number of people coming to Taiwan for assisted reproductive treatment has gradually increased, especially from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Japan. Although international medical travel to Taiwan has temporarily paused due to the ongoing severity of the COVID-19 pandemic overseas, Taiwan is expected to restart international medical services after August 1. Yun-I Reproductive Center will continue to pursue its goal of connecting with the international medical community and helping infertile couples from Taiwan and abroad fulfill their dream of having a child.
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