Fertility clinics in New Brunswick
One clinic, in Moncton.

Moncton at home, Nova Scotia next door

• 1 fertility clinic in New Brunswick, in Moncton (CFAS, July 2026).
• Conceptia Clinic in Moncton: a reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist there was quoted in the April 2025 announcement.
• 1 New Brunswick clinic listed as a CARTR Plus participant (September 2025).
• The Fertility Treatment Reimbursement Program refers to licensed New Brunswick or Nova Scotia fertility clinics.

CARTR Plus participating clinics by province

Undated list in the CARTR Plus Annual Report 2025, CFAS / BORN Ontario.

When to look for another doctor

With few clinics in the region, it helps to know when a change is warranted. Map to the Positive says it is time to look for another professional if:

• You feel disrespected again and again.
• You can't get clear answers to your questions.
• Recommendations feel predetermined (IVF without a workup first).
• The proposed treatment has no clear evidence behind it.
• Costs come up with no warning.
• You leave every appointment more confused than before.

For a second opinion, the book suggests asking for copies of all your results and reports and presenting the case neutrally, without leading with the previous diagnosis. Changing doctors isn't your failure: it's taking care of yourself.

This is one chapter. The map has 42.

This comes from Chapter 31 of Map to the Positive, How to choose the right doctor, in Station IV. It also covers the technical and human criteria to look for and the questions to ask at the first appointment. The rest of the station explains when to see a specialist, the treatment ladder and IVF step by step.