More than 200 women were left without answers after a fertility clinic in Cascais declared insolvency. The situation left medically assisted reproduction treatments halfway through, with no possibility of continuity.
The affected patients also face uncertainty regarding the storage of their reproductive cells, without guarantees that they can be maintained long-term under appropriate conditions.
The clinic's bankruptcy created a situation of vulnerability for the women who were following their fertility processes there, interrupting already initiated treatment cycles.
The case highlights the serious consequences that the insolvency of a health unit can have for patients, particularly in an area as sensitive as assisted reproduction.
