Ferti Replan Program
A new infertility treatment plan after previous failures

The program always starts on Thursdays and ends on Sundays.

1. Medical and expert consultations

• gynecologist–endocrinologist / reproductive medicine specialist (couple),
• andrologist,
• lifestyle medicine physician,
• clinical dietitian (with body composition analysis),
• urogynecological / urological physiotherapist,
• psychologist (fertility-focused) – workshop in a small group or individual.

2. Treatment and embryology audit

• analysis of previous IVF/ICSI cycles and stimulation protocols used,
• assessment of the number and quality of embryos obtained and the transfer strategy to date,
• verification of clinical and embryological decisions made.

3. Fertility diagnostics – core

• Women: transvaginal ultrasound (ovaries, AFC, uterine cavity, endometrium), AMH.
• Men: semen analysis (basic parameters, morphology, sperm DNA fragmentation).

4. Lifestyle and metabolic diagnostics

• Basic panel: morphology, metabolic parameters, inflammatory status (e.g. HOMA-IR, lipid profile, hsCRP, HbA1c, vit. D, apolipoprotein A).

5. Regeneration and supportive interventions

• 1 HBOT or 1 urogynecological/urological physiotherapy treatment – according to qualification,
• qualification for hyperbaric chamber therapy and chest X-ray (required for HBOT qualification),
• therapeutic yoga, breathing techniques,
• medical training in a small group,
• evening Yoga Nidra / Schultz autogenic training sessions,
• access to the regeneration and sports area (swimming pool, saunas, graduation tower, relaxation zone).

6. Documentation and plan

• Report (PL/EN) with a hypothesis of causes and treatment plan A/B/C.
• Recommendations and checklists for the treating clinic.
• Lifestyle and regeneration plan: diet, movement, sleep, stress, physiotherapy.
• Summary consultation with a doctor (on-site or online 3–14 days after the stay).
• Telephone consultation with a care coordinator 2–4 weeks after the stay.

7. Extensions – optional (with consent, at a discount)

• hysteroscopy, endometrial receptivity tests, biopsy,
• advanced immunological / genetic diagnostics,
• endometrial microbiome testing,
• extended andrological panels,
• additional HBOT sessions, physiotherapy treatments, extended stay.

1. Medical outcomes – for treatment

From chaos after unsuccessful IVF attempts – to an A/B/C plan.

• Audit of previous treatment and embryology and a hypothesis of the causes of IVF failures – organising female, male and couple-related factors (including lifestyle), with an assessment of which of them are worth addressing medically.
• Report – conclusions and recommendations for you and your treating physician:
  • analysis of previous cycles and embryology,
  • identification of “blind spots” in diagnostics,
  • recommendations regarding tests: what makes sense and what can be skipped.
• Treatment plan A/B/C – clearly explained scenarios:
  • what we do now,
  • what we do if this does not work,
  • what the logical next steps are.
• Ready-made recommendations for the clinic / treating physician that you can take with you.
• Possibility to continue treatment at INVICTA / NAMI based on the developed plan – but with no obligation.

2. Outcomes for the body – physiology and physical health

A body prepared for the next steps in treatment.

• A better understanding of the condition your body is in – metabolism, inflammation, hormones, weight, physical tension, pelvic floor muscles.
• The first stay in a long time during which your body receives support, not just “more tests”:
  • therapeutic yoga, medical training, Yoga Nidra, Schultz autogenic training, breathwork,
  • urogynecological/urological physiotherapy,
  • regenerative elements: HBOT / physiotherapy treatments, pool and sauna area, salt graduation tower.
• Direction, not a list of prohibitions:
  • clear nutritional recommendations (what to actually change, where to start),
  • recommended form of physical activity (how much, how often, at what level),
  • guidance on sleep (what to change in the evening, morning and during the day).
• A practical body-care plan for after you return home – without the feeling that you have to “turn your life upside down”, but with simple, realistic actions that genuinely support infertility treatment.

3. Outcomes for the mind and emotions – psyche, stress, sense of control

• A calmer mind when the plan and direction are clear.
• Less information chaos – instead of scattered opinions, you receive one coherent picture of the situation.
• A sense that someone finally sees the whole context, not just “your AMH result” or “sperm morphology”.
• An experience of a stay during which you can truly exhale, because you receive:
  • a daily rhythm that “takes some of the responsibility for planning off your shoulders”,
  • evening calming sessions (Yoga Nidra / Schultz autogenic training) that teach you how to soothe your nervous system.
• Normalisation of emotions – a conversation with a psychologist who understands the realities of infertility treatment (sense of failure, jealousy, fear of another attempt, “life on hold”).
• A concrete plan for “what to do when it gets hard again” – stress-regulation tools you can use at home, before an appointment, before egg retrieval, before transfer.

How does the entire pathway look?

Before arrival:

• contact with the program coordinator, initial qualification,
• online medical interview (discussion of infertility treatment history, lifestyle, psychological load),
• collection of medical records (results, embryology reports, discharge summaries, cycle descriptions),
• optionally: discussion of previous treatment in the form of a teleconsultation, initial diagnostic plan (30–45 minutes),
• optionally: collection of samples for laboratory tests at INVICTA centers 1–2 weeks before arrival.

Day of arrival (D1 – e.g. Thursday):

• check-in at NAMI Medical Resort & Clinic,
• meeting with your care coordinator – discussion of the program and partner logistics (if they are coming only for part of the stay),
• dinner at the NAMI restaurant (pro-longevity menu),
• evening calming session (Yoga Nidra / Schultz autogenic training) – transition into recovery mode.

Program days (D2–D3 / D2–D4):

• tests, consultations, movement and recovery activities according to the plan,
• every day: elements of movement, breathwork and calming.

After the stay:

• summary consultation with a doctor (on-site or online 3–14 days after the stay),
• telephone consultation with your care coordinator (2–4 weeks after the stay),
• support in planning further steps at INVICTA/NAMI or at your current clinic.

What does a sample 3-night stay plan look like (e.g. Thursday–Sunday)?

Thursday (D1)

• from 17:00 – check-in
• 17:30 – opening meeting with the care coordinator, discussion of the stay plan
• 18:00 – shared dinner
• 19:30 – evening relaxation – Yoga Nidra / Schultz autogenic training

Friday (D2)

• blood draw, semen analysis
• therapeutic yoga
• gynecological or andrological consultation + ultrasound
• consultations: dietitian, lifestyle medicine physician, physiotherapist
• medical training
• evening calming block (Yoga Nidra / breathwork)

Saturday (D3)

• follow-up consultations
• qualification and HBOT session or physiotherapy treatment
• movement and recovery activities
• evening calming session

Sunday (D4)

• morning yoga / breathwork
• time for recovery and packing
• summary consultation of the stay (if we have the complete test results) or a scheduled online consultation
• departure

What does a sample daily schedule look like?

A standard program day on a blood draw day may look like this:

• 07:00–07:30 – breathwork / short walk
• 07:30–08:00 – blood draw (selected days)
• 08:45–10:15 – therapeutic yoga
• 10:15–11:00 – breakfast

or on other days:

• 06:30–07:00 – wake-up / breathwork / walk (independently)
• 07:00–08:30 – therapeutic yoga (group)
• 08:30–09:30 – breakfast
• 09:30–11:30 – specialist consultations
• 11:30–13:00 – individual consultation (medical / physiotherapy / dietetic)
• 13:00–13:30 – lunch
• 14:00–15:00 – medical training / exercise session
• 15:00–16:30 – individual consultation (psychologist / lifestyle medicine physician)
• 16:30–17:00 – regenerative smoothie / rest
• 17:00–18:30 – HBOT session / time in the regeneration and sports zone with access to swimming pools, saunas and salt graduation tower / contrast shower
• 19:00–19:45 – dinner
• 20:00–21:00 – Yoga Nidra / Schultz autogenic training (group)
• 21:00 – evening wind-down ritual + aromatherapy