| IVF Successes and Success Rates |
For information on a specific year’s outcome please visit the CDC website or contact the clinic. Outcomes for 2004 thru 2008 are reported by live-born
infants per embryo transfer.
*Outcomes for 2009 are reported as current ongoing pregnancies and deliveries as they occur. An ongoing pregnancy is defined as a pregnancy in the
uterus with at least one fetal heartbeat identified at 6 weeks gestation.
^The most current statistics published by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) cover the 2007 calendar year. The results shown here reflect the national
average as reported for live-born infants per embryo transfer.
** Statistics for 2008 have been submitted to the CDC for review.
http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/ART/NSR.aspx?SelectedYear=2007
Link to CDC 2007 National Success Rates
http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/ART/FCT.aspx?SelectedYear=2007
Link to CDC 2007 Success Rates of Clinics
| East Coast Infertility and IVF In Vitro Fertilization Success Rates These are our success rates as they are reported nationally. We have consistently maintained one of the highest pregnancy success rates in New Jersey and nationally. |
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We take great pride in helping our patients become parents. It has been
our passion for more than 20 years. We would like to introduce you to
just a few of the little miracles we helped bring into the world. Please
scroll down the page to meet some of our joyful bundles and to view
our success rates.
our passion for more than 20 years. We would like to introduce you to
just a few of the little miracles we helped bring into the world. Please
scroll down the page to meet some of our joyful bundles and to view
our success rates.
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Results with a population of less than 20 patients must be reported as a fraction.
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