Tree Top Hospital celebrates milestone 100th birth through IVF

May 26, 2026, 10:51 AM
Tree Top Hospital has celebrated the joyous milestone of its 100th successful birth following IVF and IUI treatments provided at the facility.

Tree Top Hospital has celebrated the joyous milestone of its 100th successful birth following IVF and IUI treatments provided at the facility.

Tree Top Hospital’s Fertility Centre has marked a historic milestone in the Maldivian healthcare sector, bringing an end to the long wait for many families and beginning a new chapter of hope.

The hospital held a grand celebration to commemorate the successful birth of the 100th child conceived through IVF and IUI treatments at the center.

This achievement serves as a source of joy and encouragement for those currently undergoing or seeking fertility treatments within the Maldives.

Relief from the high costs of traveling abroad

Since Tree Top Hospital introduced the first-ever IVF services in the Maldives on May 29, 2023, the center has transformed lives over the past three years. Couples who previously faced financial and psychological burdens from traveling abroad for such treatments can now access these services at home, surrounded by the support of their families.

The birth of the 100th child is more than just a statistic; it symbolizes the realization of dreams for 100 families who placed their trust in Tree Top Hospital.

The immeasurable happiness and smiles brought to these families are the direct result of the dedicated and sincere efforts of the center’s skilled specialists, embryologists, nurses, and the entire support team.

A moment of national pride

Reflecting on this historic success, Dr. Anita Gour, a fertility specialist at Tree Top Hospital’s Fertility Centre, stated:

"The birth of 100 children is a significant achievement for our entire team and for the Maldives. Behind every success story is a family whose dream of having a child has finally come true. It is a great honor for us to be part of such a meaningful journey."

A formidable medical team behind the success

The rapid growth and success of the Tree Top Fertility Centre are built upon a team of internationally experienced doctors. This expert team includes Dr. Anita, Dr. Zakiya Ahmed, and Dr. Varsha Rengaraj.

Over the past three years, the center has expanded its services beyond IVF and IUI to include specialized fertility investigations and personalized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient.

Tree Top Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to providing compassionate care through the latest technology and scientific advancements. The hospital extended its heartfelt gratitude to all the families who have trusted them in their journey to build a family.

The hospital aims to continue fulfilling the dreams of many more families and bringing joy to households across the nation in the years to come.

For more information: To learn more about the services offered by the Tree Top Hospital Fertility Centre, please call 3351610 or email care@treetophospital.com.

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