BC Publicly Funded IVF Program launched on July 2, 2025. Click on learn more for all the details!
The Olive team in Surrey provides fertility care to a vibrant and diverse community. A long-standing practice within the Olive family, our team is recognized for warm supportive care and dedication to excellent outcomes.
Address:
801-13737 96 Ave Surrey, BC V3V 0C6
Phone:
604-559-9950 fax: 604-559-9951
After Hours Emergency Phone: 778-994-9950
This phone is intended for use after 4pm by healthcare providers and patients with urgent emergencies only, such as heavy bleeding and errors with trigger medications. If you are calling after hours with a non urgent emergency, please call the main nursing line (604-559-9950 ext. 2300) and leave a detailed voicemail. The nursing team will return your call the next day when phone lines reopen.
Contact us by online form
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:15 AM - 3:00 PM
(Located across from Surrey Memorial Hospital)
Medication Pick-Up Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
The Olive Difference
You come first at Olive. Always.
“Our Surrey team always strives to go above and beyond to explore and educate on all options to meet your fertility aspirations.”
Dr. Shaun Tregoning, MD, FCOG(SA),
FRCS(C)
Services For A Journey of Success
We can offer you an excellent chance of achieving a successful pregnancy.
We provide a comprehensive range of fertility tests and treatments. Working closely with the Olive team in Vancouver for patients seeking advanced treatments such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), we achieve among the highest pregnancy rates in Canada. Click on any service below to learn more.
*Surrey IVF patients will complete their egg retrieval and embryo transfer procedures at the Olive Vancouver location.
Fertility assessments help identify potential fertility issue causes to create personalized treatment plans.
An advanced treatment option where an egg is fertilized by a sperm in our laboratory, and then transferred back into the uterus.
A first-line treatment where washed sperm is placed in the uterus, at the time of ovulation to improve the chances of pregnancy.
Technologies to tailor treatment more precisely to your unique fertility profile to increase chance of pregnancy and birth.
An option for those who wish or need to preserve their fertility potential for elective or medical reasons.
Third-party reproduction solutions to help those in need of an egg donor, sperm donor or gestational carrier.
For over 20 years, Olive Fertility Centre has been helping LGBTQ2SIA+ family groups and individuals grow their families.
If you are a single and want to have a child on your own, there are several options that you can discuss with your Olive doctor.
Options such as mindfulness, acupuncture, and yoga to help reduce stress and improve treatment outcomes.
Fertility assessments help identify potential fertility issue causes to create personalized treatment plans.
An advanced treatment option where an egg is fertilized by a sperm in our laboratory, and then transferred back into the uterus.
A first-line treatment where washed sperm is placed in the uterus, at the time of ovulation to improve the chances of pregnancy.
Technologies to tailor treatment more precisely to your unique fertility profile to increase chance of pregnancy and birth.
An option for those who wish or need to preserve their fertility potential for elective or medical reasons.
Third-party reproduction solutions to help those in need of an egg donor, sperm donor or gestational carrier.
For over 20 years, Olive Fertility Centre has been helping LGBTQ2SIA+ family groups and individuals grow their families.
If you are a single and want to have a child on your own, there are several options that you can discuss with your Olive doctor.
Options such as mindfulness, acupuncture, and yoga to help reduce stress and improve treatment outcomes.
The Olive Surrey Team
We bring together our diverse backgrounds and expertise, to put you at the centre.
Current Olive Patients
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Stories to Inspire
Patients sharing from the heart
The Smiths
Our journey to parenthood still feels surreal. Infertility is a rollercoaster that you don’t want to be on, taking you slowly up each hill and barreling you down, only to climb another. Initially when my husband and I started trying to grow our family, we “didn’t stress” (which ended up being the most common and unwelcome piece of advice offered by well-meaning friends). When we didn’t get pregnant after a few months of trying, I tried not to worry even though I was desperately afraid that something was wrong.
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Natalie
Like many middle class educated professional women, I was unable to find a suitable mate. I spent my 30s pining for Mr Right, so I could get on with creating a family much like the one I grew up in. After some challenging relationships my 40th birthday marked a turning point in my search. I was no longer going to look for “him” I was going to create my own family.
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Gladys and John
John and I met in 2002 and got married in May 2004. We started building our dream together of having a family and building lots of memories with our children. We tried getting pregnant for years with no success. After consulting different doctors we found out that I have Polycystic Ovaries, which is the main reason why I couldn’t get pregnant.
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The Majors
After almost 5 years of trying to conceive and working with doctors, plus 4 failed rounds of IUI we looked at the thought of proceeding down the journey of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Neither Bryce or I had anything medically wrong that prevented us from having children or impacted the process, it just simply wasn't going to happen on its own.
Read MoreNews & Announcements
Olive Fertility Centre statement on Province of British Columbia publicly-funded IVF program
BC’s publicly funded IVF program is set to launch, with applications opening on July 2, 2025. Eligible BC residents may receive up to $19,000 in one-time funding. Visit the Ministry of Health website for full details, including eligibility and the application process. If you are not yet a patient or a current Olive Fertility patient, please review the next steps to ensure you are prepared. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Olive Fertility Centre Partners with Fertility Friends Foundation to Support Families on Their Fertility Journey
Olive Fertility Centre announces it's partnering with Fertility Friends Foundation (FFF), a Canadian charity dedicated to providing grants for expenses associated with assisted reproduction.
Dr. Niamh Tallon Discusses BC IVF Program Delays and Patient Impact on CityNews
Olive fertility specialist Dr. Niamh Tallon, who consulted on the BC IVF program, joins CityNews to break down how the three-month delay is impacting their patients, and how the initiative will help those on the path to parenthood.
Dr. Niamh Tallon and Dr. Beth Taylor Discuss Fertility and the Female Body on CityNews
As part of Canadian Fertility Awareness Week, Dr. Niamh Fallon and Dr. Beth Taylor of Olive Fertility Centre joined a CityConnect special to help clear up common misconceptions around fertility. The segment also highlights the personal journeys of two Metro Vancouver women who share their experiences with egg freezing and IVF.
Why more Canadians are delaying parenthood by freezing their eggs - CBC
Discover the surging trend of Canadians opting for egg freezing to defer parenthood due to reasons like partner challenges and financial readiness. Over the past decade, egg freezing treatments in Canada have skyrocketed, with 1,524 recorded in 2022 compared to 94 in 2013. The COVID-19 pandemic is considered a potential influencer, prompting contemplation of future plans. However, the substantial cost, averaging $12,000 to $15,000 per cycle, highlights the need for financial support from employers and governments. Personal stories, like a woman becoming a single mother after freezing eggs at 37, emphasize the empowering aspect. Varying public funding levels across provinces and advocacy for increased support underscore the essential role of fertility treatments in family planning. Explore the evolving landscape of reproductive choices in Canada.
Dr. Zhang Weighs in on BC’s IVF Funding Delay
Dr. Areiyu Zhang of Olive Fertility Centre shares insights on the three-month delay of BC’s publicly funded IVF program. She highlights the uncertainty patients face as they await details on how funding will be managed and allocated. With many eager families struggling with the timing, some have chosen to move forward with treatment rather than wait. Read more about Dr. Zhang’s perspective in CBC’s latest article.
BC’s IVF Funding Delay: Drs. Yuzpe and Hitkari Warn of Impact on Patients
Dr. Al Yuzpe and Dr. Jason Hitkari of Olive Fertility Centre stress the urgency of timely fertility treatments as BC postpones its publicly funded IVF program. With many patients delaying treatment to access funding, Dr. Yuzpe cautions that waiting can reduce the chances of conception. Dr. Hitkari highlights the added challenge of potential waitlists once applications open. Both doctors continue to advocate for infertility to be recognized as a medical condition requiring coverage. Read more in the Vancouver Sun.
Olive Fertility Centre Voted Best Fertility Clinic in Vancouver
Olive Fertility Centre voted #1 Fertility Clinic for the 8th year in the 2023 Georgia Straight Best of Vancouver Awards
Olive Fertility Centre Receives Award for Exceptional Patient Care
Vancouver Canada-Olive Fertility Centre is proud to announce that they have been awarded the Fertility Matters Canada Compassion & Care Award. This award recognizes exceptional Canadian fertility clinics that have demonstrated a commitment to providing compassionate and individualized care to their patients.
Featured Events
LGBTQ2SIA+: Paths to Parenthood
Wednesday, July 2nd 7:00pm to 8:30pm PST
Join Dr. Beth Taylor for a free online discussion exploring family-building options for the LGBTQ2SIA+ community. Learn how to get started on your path to parenthood, including what to expect with fertility testing, donor sperm, donor egg, and surrogacy.
Understanding BC’s New IVF Funding
Wednesday, July 9th 7:00pm to 8:00pm PST
British Columbia has introduced new public funding for IVF – but what does it mean for you? Join fertility expert Dr. Jason Hitkari as he explains everything you need to know about accessing IVF funding in BC.
Featured Blog Articles
A Decade of Egg Freezing: Olive Fertility has the most experience in egg freezing of any clinic in Canada
By Dr. Gary Nakhuda
Is egg freezing right for you? Dr. Gary Nakhuda looks at the last decade of egg freezing, and what you can do to determine if it is the right step for you.
Egg freezing for fertility preservation
By Dr. Beth Taylor
The pros and cons of freezing eggs upon breast cancer diagnosis.
Infertility: A silent struggle and the healing power of mindfulness
By Olive Care Team
Infertility is a deeply personal journey, often navigated in silence. But the truth is, it’s far more common than most people realize. Around one in six couples globally will face fertility challenges, a number that makes infertility not a rarity but a reality for many. Still, the emotional weight of infertility is often unseen, marked by silent grief, strained relationships and isolation. But with growing research and compassion behind it, mindfulness is emerging as a meaningful source of support.
Will IVF Work? Should I Spend My Money, Hopes, Time, and Energy on IVF?" Here's My Honest Answer
By Dr. Beth Taylor
At some point, every patient asks me this in some form or another. Of course, I don’t know beyond an educated guess. What forms the basis of my guess, besides my education and experience? Number of eggs and age.
Secondary infertility: What you need to know to grow your family
By Olive Care Team
Find hope and expert care for secondary infertility at Olive Fertility, where advanced treatments and compassionate support help grow your family with confidence
Dr Beth Taylor’s Tips for Making 2025 a Fertile Year
By Dr. Beth Taylor
The world feels a little uncertain these days with turmoil in politics, the environment, and health care. The desire to be our "best selves" particularly in January is constant however. To improve some part of our lives feels particularly important when the world around seems less in our control. Personally, I’ll make the usual resolutions and eat less junk food, move more and be more patient. What will you resolve? Maybe you don’t make resolutions, but if you do and they include something like "do everything I can to get pregnant in 2025" here is my advice.
Understanding Your PGT-A Results: Normal, Abnormal, Mosaics, and Segmental Aneuploidy
By Dr. Beth Taylor
Over half of our patients doing IVF opt for PGT. PGT involves biopsying blastocyst embryos (typically day 5-7 embryos) and sending the cells to a genetic testing lab for analysis. The lab analyzes the cells to determine how many chromosomes the cells have and whether there are any large pieces missing or duplicated.
THC and Fertility: What You Should Know About Cannabis Before Trying to Conceive
By Dr. Beth Taylor
Wouldn’t it be great if THC was safe when trying to conceive and through pregnancy? It would be even better if it had a positive effect on fertility and pregnancy. For me, it would be like finding out Diet Coke extends your life.
Reflections on "The Retrievals" & pain management in fertility care
By Dr. Beth Taylor
In reflecting on the popular podcast The Retrievals from Serial Productions and The New York Times, Dr. Taylor considers when pain management is and isn't done well in IVF-related procedures and how the field should move forward.