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National fertility clinic explorer colored by reported clinic measures
Explorer colors follow the selected CDC-reported field; gray marks unavailable data.

Independent, source-linked public records

Compare fertility clinics without stripping success rates of context.

Explore CDC-reported clinic status, services, cycle volume, and age-specific outcomes alongside separately defined FDA HCT/P establishment-registration context.

511 Clinics Records in this release
422 Open in 2022 data CDC-reported status
435,426 Reported ART cycles Across clinic records
367 SART members Source-reported

What the data adds

Research the record before the sales conversation.

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Find the complete field

Search the public roster instead of a paid subset, then filter on facts that affect fit.

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Keep dimensions separate

Licensing, activity, inspections, services, and outcomes stay distinct rather than becoming an opaque score.

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Verify at the source

Each record retains provenance so time-sensitive claims can be checked before a decision.

Current release

Built from named public sources

Clinic identities, statuses, services, and cycle volume come from CDC 2022 ART data. A separate current FDA HCTERS layer is attached only through reviewed FEI-to-CDC matches and retains FDA's establishment-registration definition. Reviewed first-party package and component prices attach only to exact clinic identities and remain separate from outcomes. Registration is not ART reporting, approval, licensure, compliance, service, safety, or outcome evidence.

  • CDC 2022 ART Clinic Profile and Final SummarySource records preserved with observation dates and links.
  • FDA HCTERS Reproductive HCT/P RegistrationSource records preserved with observation dates and links.
Live birth: under 35 distributionBuild 2026-08-31
  • Lower 305.9%
  • 20 to under 35 377.2%
  • 35 to under 50 16532.3%
  • 50 to under 65 15530.3%
  • 65%+ 234.5%
  • Suppressed or unavailable 10119.8%
Records
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Sources
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Source-linked pages
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Common questions

What this record can and cannot tell you

Can a CDC rate predict my chance of success?

No. Age, diagnosis, ovarian reserve, treatment history, and protocol all matter.

Does higher cycle volume mean better care?

No. Volume is descriptive and should not be used as a quality score.

Are these current clinic facts?

CDC fields reflect 2022 reporting. The FDA layer reflects the current query observation date, but registration does not establish current operation or services.