Success Rates for IVF, IVF using Donor Eggs, Frozen Eggs and Frozen Embryo Transfer
Click here to see the data from the SART (Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology) website. A comparison of clinic success rates may not be meaningful because patient medical characteristics, treatment approaches, and entry criteria for ART may vary from clinic to clinic.
NCCRM is known for treating the most complex cases, patients that other fertility clinics turn away to protect their success rates. For example, many clinics refuse to do in vitro fertilization (IVF) on women whose AMH is less than 1.0 and whose FSH is greater than 9. Our success rates vary yearly because we are willing to give these women a chance. However, if we took these patients out of the equation, our success rates would reflect differently. Our mission is to help couples conceive, even against the most formidable odds. When we say, “hope is here,” we mean it. We understand the responsibility that patients give us, and we strive to be the best stewards of your time, emotions, and finances. NCCRM will not push couples to go through unnecessary procedures that have a dismal prognosis just to make additional fees while avoiding treatments that could work but jeopardize our clinic’s pregnancy rates. Our specialists treat each couple with a customized care plan by closely examining what you have already been through and what makes the most sense for you, not us. We listen to you and guide you on your fertility journey. As our motto says, “We deliver dreams, one baby at a time.”
**We perform frozen cycles rather than fresh cycles. Only centers with an excellent freezing program can accomplish this, as the quality of embryos after thaw is critical. Our practice is one of the best at the new technique known as vitrification. This is the method we use in our egg bank. Eggs are susceptible to freezing, and we have had tremendous success. Embryos are less sensitive to vitrification, making frozen embryos a much more successful procedure than in the past. Freezing all cycles also allows us to be more aggressive with stimulation since we trigger in a manner that will never cause hyperstimulation, and hyperstimulation is the riskiest part of IVF. This cycle allows a patient to stimulate once and transfer embryos as needed. (NCCRM can usually freeze 8-10 embryos after one stimulation cycle.) In addition, freezing all your eggs allows those worried about having too many frozen embryos for the future to fertilize only a couple of eggs and freeze eggs for future use as needed. Finally, research has also shown that frozen cycles have resulted in healthier babies with a higher birth weight.
You can find out more about our success rates here for 2022.
Learn more about factors that affect success rates here.
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