Every U.S. fertility clinic.
The federal numbers. No hype.
Reported live-birth rates for 422 clinics, straight from the CDC's federally mandated registry. 361 rated under a published methodology no clinic can pay into.
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The single most important number in fertility care, and the one clinic marketing averages away. We publish this chart for every clinic.
The directory
The whole directory at a glance
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The ranking
The top 10, nationally
Scored on the CDC's reported outcomes under a published methodology. Every score shows its math on the clinic's own page.
- #1 Fertility and Surgical Associates of California Thousand Oaks, CA 94.3/100
- #2 Spring Fertility-East Bay Oakland, CA 91.8/100
- #3 Reproductive Science Center of the San Francisco Bay Area San Ramon, CA 91/100
- #4 Houston IVF dba, CCRM Houston Houston, TX 90.3/100
- #5 Reproductive Partners-Beverly Hills, Redondo Beach & Westminster Redondo Beach, CA 90/100
- #6 Palo Alto Medical Foundation San Jose, CA 89.8/100
- #7 Reproductive Fertility Center, LinFertility Family Foundation Irvine, CA 89.6/100
- #8 ORM Fertility-Portland Portland, OR 89.5/100
- #9 University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science University Portland, OR 89.5/100
- #10 Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York, LLP New York, NY 89.3/100
See all 361 ranked clinics — and rank them near you →
61 more aren't rated — they filed too little with the CDC to score, which is not a low rating. Why →
Research
What the record shows
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Who owns your fertility clinic — and does it change your odds?
Private equity backs about a third of U.S. fertility clinics, mostly without changing the name on the door. What the peer-reviewed evidence says that does to outcomes. Read the summary → -
Do the big fertility brands deliver better outcomes?
Four of the five big brands beat the field on reported outcomes — but the spread between one brand's own locations is as wide as the gap between brands. Read the analysis → -
Four states mandate IVF coverage and have one clinic or none
Half of the 422 reporting U.S. clinics sit in six states. Eleven states have one clinic or none, and four of those require insurers to cover IVF. Read the analysis →
Guides
Before you choose a clinic
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What IVF actually costs, and every route to paying less
Sourced cost figures, and every route to paying less: state mandates, employer benefits, grants, HSA/FSA rules and financing. Read the guide → -
Does insurance cover IVF in your state?
All 50 states and DC, with statute citations. 15 states mandate IVF coverage — here is what that does and doesn't get you. Read the guide → -
How we evaluate clinics — and why some aren't rated
The published weights, why thin data means "not rated" rather than ranked low, and the CDC's own warning about comparing success rates. Read the guide →
