Did you know that more IVF babies have been welcomed into the world through our center than any other in the United States? It’s an incredible achievement that reflects our commitment to helping families grow.
When considering fertility treatments, it’s important to understand the success rates, which can vary based on factors like age. We define success in two ways: a clinical pregnancy confirmed through blood tests and ultrasounds, and the live birth rate, which is typically a bit lower due to the possibility of miscarriages.
In recent years, advancements in laboratory technology have opened up new avenues for hopeful parents. For instance, patients can now freeze quality embryos during their IVF cycles, allowing for Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) cycles in the future. These FET cycles are not only less invasive but also significantly more affordable. The success rates for FETs are comparable to those of fresh IVF cycles, giving patients a chance to conceive with previously frozen embryos if their initial attempt wasn’t successful—or to expand their family later on.
Our goal is to assist patients in having one healthy baby at a time. We actively promote single embryo transfers (eSET) to reduce the likelihood of multiple pregnancies, ensuring that our patients have the best chances for a successful outcome without the added risk of twins or triplets.
We are proud to consistently surpass national averages in IVF success rates. It’s important to remember that success may require multiple attempts, and while comparing fertility centers can be tricky, the standardized data reported through SART provides valuable insights into our success metrics.
If you have questions about fertility treatments or are ready to explore your options, there are plenty of resources available. For instance, if you’re interested in tips for pumping breast milk for twins, check out this helpful post. Additionally, you can find more information on artificial insemination kits from trusted sources. For a broader understanding of pregnancy and home insemination, this site is an excellent resource.
In summary, our center leads the nation in IVF baby births, offering hope and advanced treatment options for families looking to conceive. From frozen embryo transfers to single embryo transfers, we strive to make the process as effective and safe as possible.