FutureLife Group, one of the major pan-European providers of fertility, IVF and genetics services, announced a network-wide partnership with Alife Health to adopt Alife's comprehensive AI platform for end-to-end clinical decision support across its clinic network. The partnership includes the deployment of Embryo Predict, Alife's CE-marked AI tool to aid in the assessment of blastocysts for transfer decisions. The agreement positions FutureLife as the first large-scale European fertility network to make an institutional commitment to a comprehensive, multi-tool AI platform and the most extensive adoption of its kind on the continent. The partnership follows a successful multi-clinic pilot and expands AI-assisted care across FutureLife's full network.
The platform supports clinicians and patients throughout the IVF process, from pre-treatment planning through embryo selection. By combining AI-driven insights with clinical workflows, it is designed to improve consistency, transparency, and patient understanding across the treatment journey.
Embryo Predict, Alife's CE-marked AI tool, plays a central role in this approach by supporting embryo assessment for transfer decisions. Using deep learning, it generates an AI score for each embryo, alongside personalised reports for patients.
The platform also includes Success Predictor, a non-medical device search tool which provides outcome projections before treatment, and Egg Retrieval Report, which offers patients visibility into their evolving chances of success following retrieval. Together, these tools extend patient support across the full IVF journey. The collaboration will also introduce standardised reporting across clinics and for more consistent, data-driven care, alongside the development of educational resources for both patients and physicians.
"Fertility care must continuously evolve to reflect the best available science," said Francisco Lobbosco, CEO of FutureLife Group. "By integrating AI into our clinical workflow, we are raising the standard of care for the patients and families who trust us."
"Working with Alife and seeing the results of the platform made the decision clear," said Amy Barrie, Chief Scientific Officer of FutureLife. "Deploying this platform gives our clinical teams a more objective, data-driven foundation for clinical decisions and strengthens performance across our laboratories."
"When a leading fertility network makes an institutional commitment to AI-powered fertility treatment, it signals that this technology is moving from experimentation to standard practice," said Melissa Teran, CEO and Co-Founder of Alife Health. "We are proud to partner with FutureLife as they lead the next phase of data-driven fertility care."