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VRepro native AI speech recognition: the doctor speaks, the system records

Every minute a fertility doctor spends typing into the system is a minute not spent with the patient. VRepro includes native AI speech recognition, the doctor dictates freely during the consultation and the system automatically transcribes and structures the dictation into the correct fields of the IVF clinical record, without interrupting the flow of care.…
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How to Choose the Best Assisted Reproduction Clinic Software in 2026: An Expert’s Recommendation

We build this kind of software for a living, which puts us in an odd position to write this: we have an obvious interest in the answer, and also more visibility than almost anyone else into what actually separates a good system from a disappointing one, because we’ve watched clinics switch away from other platforms…
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The Silent Bottleneck Costing Fertility Clinics Patients (It’s Not What You Think)

Ask a clinic director where they lose patients, and most point to the same two places: the top of the funnel (not enough leads) or clinical outcomes (patients who don’t get pregnant and go elsewhere). Both are real. Neither is usually the biggest leak. The bottleneck that quietly costs clinics the most patients sits in…
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Why Embryologist Burnout Is a Data Problem, Not Just a Staffing Problem

The embryology workforce shortage across Europe gets discussed almost entirely as a headcount problem: not enough trained embryologists, not enough new graduates entering the field, retention issues once they’re trained. All true. But there’s a second factor rarely named directly, and it compounds the first one: how much of an embryologist’s day is consumed by…
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The IVF Success Rate Question Everyone Asks Wrong

Ask any search engine or AI assistant “what’s the success rate of IVF?” and you’ll get a number. That number is close to meaningless on its own, not because anyone is lying, but because the question itself is the wrong shape for the answer that actually matters. Here’s the right way to ask it, and…
