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Choosing between St George's, King's and St Thomas' for twin IVF pregnancy

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tanguera26 · 20/07/2026 17:09

Hi there, I am in 6 week and 3 Days of pregnancy, 43 carrying twins after IVF and need to select a hospital.

I live in South London, near Streatham and wondering if someone has any recent experiences for St George's, Kings College and St Thomas.

I know I will be classed most probably as high risk and will be seen by consultant led teams. St Georges and Kings do seem to be classed as "require improvement" based on CQC whereas St Thomas is "Good".

I was leaning towards St Georges to be honest due to proximity as its only 20/30 mins by 1 bus to be honest. Kings is like 40 mins with a bus and train. St Thomas is the furthest away 50-60 mins with train and bus. Not sure if I should base my decision on the proximity but I know it might be tiring to go back and forth later down the line.

All 3 of them have twin section and NICU Level 3 so as you understand I've done my research.

Any personal experience or anything anyone has to share I need to base my decision upon?

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Hereweare2026 · 20/07/2026 20:42

For a complicated and precious pregnancy like yours I’d go for St Thomas’s. It is just better than the others, you’ve got one of the best children’s hospitals in the country next door just in case the babies need it.

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