Fertility Clinic Success Rates in Raleigh

With eight fertility clinics located throughout the state of North Carolina, including the four fertility clinics in Raleigh, you have many options from which to choose. But how can you pick the best fertility clinic for your particular situation?

While there are many factors that should be considered when choosing a fertility clinic, many couples turn to the fertility clinic success rates right away. Success rates for clinics in Raleigh, as well as across the United States, can be found in the Assisted Reproductive Technology Report.

Raleigh Fertility Clinic Data

The following chart compares the success rates for fertility clinics in Raleigh for IVF procedures with fresh, non donor eggs.

Clinic Name	City	Number of Cycles by Age					Live Birth Rate By Age (%)
		<35	35-37	38-40	41-42	43-44	<35	35-37	38-40	41-42	43-44
North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine, The Talbert Fertility Institute	CARY	86	48	32	7	3	26.7	29.2	18.8	1 / 7	1 / 3
University of North Carolina A.R.T. Clinic	CHAPEL HILL	54	23	26	5	0	35.2	43.5	19.2	0 / 5
Duke Fertility Center, Duke University Medical Center	DURHAM	94	49	48	9	5	46.8	34.7	25.0	3 / 9	0 / 5
Carolina Conceptions, PA	RALEIGH	203	91	70	18	4	47.3	36.3	27.1	5 / 18	0 / 4

Fertility Clinic Success Rates Make Up Only Part of the Equation

When making their fertility clinic choice, many couples head right to the success rates. Fertility clinic success rates are important indicators of the clinic, but they are not the only factors that should be taken into consideration.

It is important you learn how to read the fertility clinic success rates carefully in order to ascertain the clearest picture of the fertility clinic. Recently, fertility clinics have become very competitive about their success rates, since high success rates reflect favorably on a clinic. So in order to boost their fertility success rates, some clinics have become selective about the patients they accept. Some diagnoses are harder to treat, and are less likely to result in a pregnancy, so some fertility clinics choose not to accept these patients.

When reading the ART Report, pay close attention to the breakdown of patient diagnoses. Look to see if a fertility clinic has experience treating your particular cause of infertility. For example, if you suffer from endometriosis, it may be helpful to look at fertility clinics that treat a higher percentage of patients with endometriosis.

Also, pay close attention to the age breakdown in the ART Report. Success rates for fresh, non-donor IVF cycles are broken down by age range of the woman. Look to see how many cycles the fertility clinic performed on women your age, as well as the accompanying success rates, for a more individualized look at the fertility clinic success rates.

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