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FertilityClinics lists 0 fertility clinics in the United States that report assisted reproductive technology cycles to the CDC. Each listing shows the services reported, the cycle count and the contact facts from the register.

Fertility treatment guides

Common questions to ask a fertility clinic
Ask each clinic the same set of questions: what services it offers, what a cycle includes, what is not included, and who will care for you. Write down every answer.
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Fertility clinics in the United States
US fertility clinics report cycle data to the CDC National ART Surveillance System. The public datasets show services, cycle counts and success rates for each clinic that reports.
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How to compare fertility clinics
Compare clinics on the services they reported, their cycle counts and their reported success rates. The listings come from the CDC register for the 2022 data year.
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How to read a fertility clinic listing
Each listing shows the services a clinic reported to the CDC, its cycle count, its live-birth rates by age band, its reported accreditation and its contact facts. A source note names where the facts came from.
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Questions

Where do the listings come from?

From the CDC National ART Surveillance System, the public register of US clinics that report assisted reproductive technology cycles. Each listing shows the services, cycle counts and success rates the clinic reported.

Do the success rates show my chance of a baby?

No. The rates are whole-clinic figures the clinic reported to the CDC for one year. Your own chance depends on your diagnosis and history; the CDC itself says clinic comparisons may not be meaningful because patient groups differ. Ask the clinic and your doctor.

Is FertilityClinics a clinic or a medical service?

No. FertilityClinics is an independent directory. It is not a clinic and it does not give medical advice. A listing is not a recommendation.

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