Success Rates

At Pacific NW Fertility, we know that having a baby is the ultimate goal of your fertility journey. We've assembled a highly qualified team, state-of-the-art laboratory, and best-practice technology to help you make that goal a reality. And it shows in our success rates.

Clinical pregnancy rate per embryo transfer

Frozen Donor Eggs
(Pacific NW Fertility)
2009-2012

Frozen Donor Eggs Pacific Northwest Fertility 2009-2011

Average Embryos Transferred: 1.7

  • Please note that a clinical pregnancy rate is defined as an intrauterine pregnancy with a heartbeat at 7 weeks by ultrasound.

  • All embryo transfers are performed at the Blastocyst stage (Day 5 of embryo development).

  • Frozen donor egg bank statistics are not reflected in SART/CDC reporting values, however, our success rates are higher than the national average for success with fresh donor egg cycles (SART/CDC).

Understanding Success Rates

A program's success is attributed to a variety of factors, including:

  • Experience and dedication of physicians and embryologists
  • Individualized IVF protocols
  • Laboratory conditions and techniques

The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) has developed a national database for consistent reporting of fertility treatment outcomes. The SART report is published by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

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