At a glance
- Address
- Mühlweg 29, 3100 St. Pölten
Get directions - Phone
- +43 2742 41222
- Female couples
- are treated Source
- Services according to the website
- IVF ICSI Frozen embryo transfer Insemination (IUI) Treatment with donor sperm Egg donation
Information according to the clinic’s website, checked on October 4, 2026. It may change, so please confirm it with the clinic before an appointment. Something wrong? Report a correction
Highlights
- IVF and IUI with the clinic’s own egg bank and sperm bank
- Endometriosis focus with free initial consultations
- ROPA and IVF for lesbian couples at the St. Pölten location
- Free information evenings and online webinars before treatment begins
- Semen analysis and andrological diagnostics on site
About this clinic
At Mühlweg 29 in St. Pölten, Tiny Feet operates one of four locations in Lower Austria, and this location covers the full range of reproductive medicine diagnostics and treatment. Treatment begins with a free initial consultation and a medical history, before an individual treatment plan is set together with the team of doctors and biologists. According to the clinic, the principle is always to choose the simplest and most promising method. The procedures offered include IVF, IUI, as well as egg donation and sperm donation through the clinic’s own sperm and egg bank. Male fertility is evaluated through semen analysis and further diagnostics. Endometriosis has its own thematic focus at Tiny Feet: The clinic regularly holds information evenings on endometriosis when trying to conceive and offers free initial consultations as part of these. Lesbian couples are explicitly addressed, with information on insemination, IVF, and ROPA as well as dedicated information evenings at the St. Pölten location. In addition, the clinic is aimed at people aged 35 and older, for whom a separate medical concept is developed. Those who want to get informed beforehand can attend free information evenings on site or online webinars. With 4.6 out of 5 stars from 50 Google reviews, the overall picture is positive. Patients describe the care as empathetic and the treatment plans as individually tailored. Isolated critical voices raise communication problems during frozen embryo transfer cycles, which should be taken into account when choosing the right course of treatment.
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Reviews from Google
What patients report: Patients praise the friendly, competent care and the compassionate counseling during fertility treatment. Some report quick processes and discreet treatment. Others, however, criticize a lack of attention during repeated transfers and communication with little empathy.
On Google, the reviews appear in the language they were written in, usually German.
Photos and reviews via Google.