Delhi, India, July 25, 2025: Dr. Seema Bajaj still remembers the first couple she treated at her small Delhi fertility clinic in 2008. The woman had been trying to conceive for six years. Three months after treatment, Dr Bajaj got the call she’d been hoping for.
“She was crying on the phone, telling me she was finally pregnant,” Dr Bajaj recalls. “That’s when I knew this was exactly what I was meant to do.”
Sixteen years later, Bajaj’s practice has grown into something she never imagined. Omya Fertility now operates in several locations like Delhi, Rewari, Sonipat, Agra and Mehendragarh. More than 15,000 couples have received treatment, with success rates hitting 80% at some locations.
The numbers put Omya among India’s top fertility providers, but Dr Bajaj says statistics don’t tell the whole story. Her clinics offer something many don’t: patients can actually watch their embryos developing through live viewing sessions.
“Most places keep couples in the dark about what’s happening,” she says. “We think they have a right to see their potential children growing.”
The transparency extends beyond embryo viewing. Bajaj’s staff speaks multiple languages, and doctors explain every step of treatment in detail. The approach has attracted patients from neighboring countries and Indians living abroad.
Dr Bajaj chose her expansion locations carefully. Rewari and Sonipat weren’t obvious choices for fertility clinics, but she saw couples traveling hours for treatment.
“These smaller cities have the same problems as Delhi or Mumbai,” she notes. “But people there had limited options.”
The growth hasn’t been without challenges. Setting up advanced laboratories outside major cities requires significant investment. Each Omya location features Level 2 labs with micromanipulation equipment and laser-assisted hatching technology.
Dr Bajaj also runs training programs for other medical professionals. Doctors travel from across India to learn advanced reproductive techniques at her centers. The courses cover everything from basic IVF procedures to specialized embryology.
“We’re not just treating patients,” she explains. “We’re training the next generation of fertility specialists.”
The expansion comes as India grapples with rising infertility rates. Studies suggest one in six couples now faces conception difficulties, creating demand for specialized care.
Dr Bajaj maintains strict ethical standards, following all PCPNDT Act requirements that prohibit gender selection. The commitment to responsible practices has helped build trust with patients and regulatory authorities.
At 52 ,Dr Bajaj shows no signs of slowing down. She’s planning additional locations and developing new training curricula for medical schools.
“Every month, I still get calls from patients telling me they’re pregnant,” she says. “After all these years, that feeling never gets old.”
For more information about Omya Fertility’s services and locations, contact: https://omyafertility.com/contact-us/
