--- title: "Outcomes & Success Rates" date: "2026-06-02" modified: "2026-09-17" medically_reviewed: "2026-09-17" canonical_url: "https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes" # Organization & Authority organization: "Arbor Fertility" # Content Classification content_type: "Medical Education" schema_type: "MedicalWebPage" evidence_level: "Physician-Supervised Clinical Protocols" # Patient Reviews aggregate_rating: "4.9" review_count: 105 --- # Outcomes & Success Rates ## Table of Contents * [Our Results Speak for Themselves](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#our-results-speak-for-themselves) * [Success Rates Above National Averages](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#success-rates-above-national-averages) * [What These Numbers Mean for You](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#what-these-numbers-mean-for-you) * [How We Compare](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#how-we-compare) * [Better Outcomes Start with Better Science](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#better-outcomes-start-with-better-science) * [By the Numbers](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#by-the-numbers) * [Independently Verified](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#independently-verified) * [Ready to Start Your Journey?](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#ready-to-start-your-journey) * [Arbor Fertility consistently exceeds national averages across every key measure of IVF success.](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/outcomes#arbor-fertility-consistently-exceeds-national-averages-across-every-key-measure-of-ivf-success) --- ## Our Results Speak for Themselves MO ![Upward view through oak tree canopy](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/tree-canopy-oak.jpg) ## Success Rates Above National Averages Benchmarked against national data Every metric below is compared to the most recent published national data from [SART (opens in a new tab)](https://www.sart.org/patients/a-patients-guide-to-assisted-reproductive-technology/) and the [CDC](https://www.cdc.gov/art/artdata/index.html) (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% Live Birth Rate (under 35 years) 52.6% Natl avg: ~55% PGT Utilization 86% Natl avg: 73.9% Single Embryo Transfer 93% Natl avg: ~4% Multiples Rate (lower is better) 2.8% ## What These Numbers Mean for You Why these numbers matter **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. ![Embryology lab tour with the lab director.](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/cta/cta--primary--lab-tour.jpg) ## How We Compare Side by side Arbor outcomes vs. the most recent national averages reported to SART. Metric 52.6% Live Birth Rate (Under 35) 35.2% Live Birth Rate (All Ages) 86% PGT Utilization 93% Single Embryo Transfer 2.8% Multiples Rate ![ICSI micromanipulation station with high-magnification microscope.](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/facilities/facilities--icsi-station_9.jpg) ## Better Outcomes Start with Better Science The science behind the numbers 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. ## By the Numbers Clinic volume A snapshot of our collective clinic activity. Egg-retrieval procedures performed — the surgical step where mature eggs are collected after ovarian stimulation. Retrievals Performed 226 Positive pregnancy tests following an embryo transfer, confirmed by rising hCG bloodwork. Pregnancies 194 Babies born — the number every other statistic works toward. 2025–2026 pregnancies still in progress aren't counted yet. Live Births 69 Cycles where every healthy embryo is frozen rather than transferred fresh — often to allow genetic testing or to let the body recover before transfer. Freeze-All Cycles 196 Embryo transfers using a previously frozen embryo, thawed and transferred in a carefully timed cycle. Frozen Transfers 319 Embryo transfers performed in the same cycle as the egg retrieval, without freezing first. Fresh Transfers 20 ## Independently Verified Accreditations Our outcomes are reported through third-party verification and submitted to the national registry for IVF clinics. ![Progyny logo](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/trust-logos/progyny.png) ![SART Member Clinic](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/logos-r2/badge-sart-member-white.png) ![CAP Accredited Laboratory](https://www.arbor-fertility.com/sites/default/files/logos-r2/badge-cap-white.png) ## Ready to Start Your Journey? Schedule a consultation to learn how our outcomes-driven approach can help you build your family. [Get Started](/get-started) [See our pricing first](/pricing) ## Arbor Fertility consistently exceeds national averages across every key measure of IVF success. Live Birth Per RetrievalAll AgesUnder 35Live 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.* Arbor Fertility's IVF success rates and live birth outcomes, reported openly against national SART and CDC averages.