Note: This post is intended for physicians and other professionals working in the fertility industry. Every year, SART makes a big push to contact fertility clinics listed on this website in an effort to scare them away from advertising or even linking here. They cite their advertising policy which prohibits “advertising/marketing that ranks or compares clinics or … Continued
In any given year, approximately 50% of the IVF clinics that report to SART don’t like this site. We take a lot of heat from some of these clinics. We didn’t create this site for them. This site was conceived and continues to operate for the benefit of patients who are confused about the data … Continued
The Society of Assisted Reproductive Technology has updated their annual IVF Success Rate report to include six centers that were unintentionally excluded from the initial report released 02/17/2014. None of these new entries affects our comparative report of the Top 25 IVF Clinics in America. Rankings at the state level, however, have been adjusted accordingly.
The latest IVF Success Rates report is now available! http://fertilitysuccessrates.com/report/United-States/women-under-35/data.html The data in our comparative report comes directly from the Society For Assisted Reproductive Technology. The new report shows a total of 165,172 cycles were reported by member clinics in 2012. The national average live birth per embryo transferred for women under the age of … Continued
SART has updated their IVF Success Rate data to include new clinics. Accordingly, we have update our Top IVF Clinic Report to include this new data. The following clinic were added: Austin Fertility Institute, PA Utah Fertility Center Fertility Solutions, P.C. / Massachutsetts Fertility Center, L.L.C. Gago IVF Reproductive Gynecology, Inc. Both Austin Fertility Institute … Continued
SART has released the 2011 IVF Success Rates data and we have updated our list of Top IVF Clinics. However, we noticed that the reports for several clinics were not yet updated for 2011. https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2268 https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2454 https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2143 https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2455 https://www.sartcorsonline.com/rptCSR_PublicMultYear.aspx?ClinicPKID=2210 We have excluded these clinics from our report of Top IVF Clinics in America until their … Continued
Yesterday it was brought to our attention that SART updated their 2010 IVF Success Rates Report. It is not uncommon for them to do this periodically as corrections are made to the initial reporting. SART does not have a system in place to notify the public when such changes are made, so we are unsure … Continued
Great blog post by a former NYC resident who writes of her experience with two different fertility clinics in New York City. The post describes how they originally chose one clinic, primarily based on success rate data only to have a frustrating, disappointing and costly experience with an uncaring, poorly run clinic. After some time … Continued
Dr. Geoffrey Sher just published an insightful blog post outlining some of the deficiencies in the current SART/CDC IVF success rate model. Specifically he mentions: Currently all data collected is self reported by the member clinics and is not audited by a third party. Spot checks are performed on only approximately 10% of member clinics These … Continued
I just finished an excellent patient blog post entitled, How To Get SART Smart. It is written by a, "28 year old married couple facing early Ovarian Failure and discussing our options of IVF or the possibility of Donor Eggs." If medical professionals have any doubts about the patient's ability to understand success rate data … Continued
