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Fertility clinics in Texas

44 clinics in Texas reported to the CDC for 2022, 25 of them with enough donor-egg cycles to publish a rate. Median 50.6%, against 45.1% nationally.

ClinicTransfersDonor-egg live births
Houston Fertility Institute335
46.5%
Texas Fertility Center207
51.5%
Dallas-Fort Worth Fertility179
29.3%
Fertility Specialists of Texas144
60.6%
Dallas IVF99
60.4%
Houston IVF dba87
50.6%
Aspire Fertility-San Antonio83
48.4%
Center for Assisted Reproduction61
29.7%
Center of Reproductive Medicine46
50.0%
IVFMD-Irving43
43.3%
Conceive Fertility Center40
54.5%
The Center for Reproductive Endocrinology39
40.9%
Fertility Center of San Antonio31
10 of 18
Advanced Fertility Center of Texas31
54.8%
Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine-Westlake IVF29
7 of 8
Fertility Center of Dallas20
5 of 11
Family Fertility Center19
10 of 18
Texas IVF18
6 of 18
UT Health San Antonio Reproductive Health and Fertility Center18
0 of 8
Aspire Fertility-Dallas17
6 of 10
Fora Fertility17
7 of 17
Houston Infertility Clinic15
0 of 5
Inovi Fertility & Genetics Institute13
7 of 13
Aspire Fertility-Austin12
6 of 9
HART Fertility Clinic8
5 of 7
Pozitivf Fertility—Not reported
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center—Not reported
Origin Fertility—Not reported
Kindbody Austin—Not reported
Kindbody - Houston—Not reported
CCRM Dallas-Fort Worth—Not reported
Texas Center for Reproductive Health—Not reported
Brooke Army Medical Center—Not reported
Fertility and Advanced Reproductive Medicine—Not reported
Advanced Fertility Centers—Not reported
DFW Center for Fertility & IVF—Not reported
IVFMD-Arlington—Not reported
Scott & White Clinic-Temple—Not reported
Reproductive Institute of South Texas—Not reported
Southwest Center for Reproductive Health—Not reported
Austin Fertility Institute—Not reported
Fertility Specialists of Texas-Lubbock—Not reported
Cooper Institute for Advanced Reproductive Medicine—Not reported
ReproMed Fertility Center—Not 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.