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Fertility clinics in New York

44 clinics in New York reported to the CDC for 2022, 25 of them with enough donor-egg cycles to publish a rate. Median 43.5%, against 45.1% nationally.

ClinicTransfersDonor-egg live births
CNY Fertility Center1,355
25.8%
Reproductive Medicine of New York266
48.7%
Weill Cornell Medicine146
45.2%
Columbia University Fertility Center127
43.5%
NYU Langone Fertility Center122
49.4%
RMA Long Island IVF109
36.8%
Global Fertility & Genetics72
33.8%
Genesis Fertility & Reproductive Medicine72
26.4%
New York Fertility Medical Practice71
39.7%
New Hope Fertility Center68
15.0%
Northwell Health Fertility60
42.5%
Center for Human Reproduction (CHR)51
37.8%
Kofinas Fertility47
54.5%
Generation Next Fertility44
35.7%
Island Reproductive Services43
37.9%
NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York43
30.0%
Strong Fertility Center34
27.3%
Gold Coast IVF28
8 of 16
CCRM New York27
65.4%
Westmed Reproductive Services22
6 of 11
Montefiore's Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Health21
5 of 11
New York Reproductive Wellness17
5 of 9
Mingxue Yang Medical16
9 of 14
Northwell Health Fertility-NYC15
5 of 11
Your Family Fertility11
6 of 11
Boston IVF-The Syracuse CenterNot reported
Manhattan Reproductive MedicineNot reported
The New York Fertility CenterNot reported
Rochester Regional Health Fertility CareNot reported
Hudson Valley FertilityNot reported
Metropolitan Reproductive MedicineNot reported
Infertility & IVF Medical of Western New YorkNot reported
Boston IVFNot reported
Fertility New YorkNot reported
Westchester Fertility & Reproductive EndocrinologyNot reported
NYC In Vitro FertilizationNot reported
Chelsea Fertility NYCNot reported
Neway MedicalNot reported
Sher Fertility Solutions-New YorkNot reported
Extend FertilityNot reported
Kindbody-New YorkNot reported
Spring Fertility-New YorkNot reported
Island FertilityNot reported
Rejuvenating Fertility Center-New YorkNot reported

Source: CDC Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Success Rates, 2022 final release. Ordered by donor-egg transfer volume, because a high percentage on a handful of transfers is not a better clinic. Clinics showing “Not reported” ran too few donor cycles for the CDC to publish a figure - that is a suppressed cell, not a zero.