Outcomes & Success Rates
Our Results Speak for Themselves
Arbor Fertility consistently exceeds national averages across every key measure of IVF success.
| Live Birth Per Retrieval | All Ages | Under 35 |
|---|---|---|
| Live Births | 35.2% | 52.6% |
Data covers 2023–2026. Live birth data for 2025–2026 cycles is not yet included — those pregnancies are still in progress.
Benchmarked against national data
Success Rates Above National Averages
Every metric below is compared to the most recent published national data from SART (opens in a new tab) and the CDC (2023 national summary, the latest available). Keep in mind that success-rate comparisons between clinics can be misleading — patient populations and selection criteria differ. Your personalized estimate comes from your consultation, not a table.
Natl avg: 43.1%
Natl avg: ~55%
Natl avg: 73.9%
Natl avg: ~4%
Why these numbers matter
What These Numbers Mean for You
PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing) screens embryos for chromosomal abnormalities before transfer, dramatically reducing miscarriage risk and improving the chance of a healthy pregnancy. At 86%, Arbor tests nearly every embryo — far above the national average.
Single Embryo Transfer means we transfer one carefully selected embryo at a time. This virtually eliminates the risk of twins or triplets — complications that can be dangerous for both mother and babies.
Side by side
How We Compare
Arbor outcomes vs. the most recent national averages reported to SART.
| Metric | Arbor Fertility | National Average |
|---|---|---|
| Live Birth Rate (Under 35) | 52.6% | 43.1% |
| Live Birth Rate (All Ages) | 35.2% | ~31–33% |
| PGT Utilization | 86% | ~55% |
| Single Embryo Transfer | 93% | 73.9% |
| Multiples Rate | 2.8% | ~4% |
The science behind the numbers
Better Outcomes Start with Better Science
Our 2.8% multiples rate means that nearly every Arbor pregnancy is a singleton — the safest outcome for both parent and child. This is the direct result of our commitment to single embryo transfer combined with advanced genetic screening.
Our 16% miscarriage rate — at or below the national average — reflects the effectiveness of PGT in identifying the healthiest embryos before transfer.
Clinic volume
By the Numbers
A snapshot of our collective clinic activity.
Egg-retrieval procedures performed — the surgical step where mature eggs are collected after ovarian stimulation.
Positive pregnancy tests following an embryo transfer, confirmed by rising hCG bloodwork.
Babies born — the number every other statistic works toward. 2025–2026 pregnancies still in progress aren't counted yet.
Cycles where every healthy embryo is frozen rather than transferred fresh — often to allow genetic testing or to let the body recover before transfer.
Embryo transfers using a previously frozen embryo, thawed and transferred in a carefully timed cycle.
Embryo transfers performed in the same cycle as the egg retrieval, without freezing first.
Accreditations
Independently Verified
Our outcomes are reported through third-party verification and submitted to the national registry for IVF clinics.
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