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University of Alabama at Birmingham, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility

Fertility clinic in Birmingham, AL — CDC-reported IVF success rates for 2022, by age group

Reported to CDC (2022)SART member289 cycles (2022)

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Public-record details

Address
Women and Infants Center-OB/GYN, 1700 6th Ave South, Suite 9103, Birmingham, AL 35233
Phone
(205) 934-1030
Services reported to CDC
Donor eggs, Donated embryos, Egg freezing, Embryo freezing, Gestational carriers
Reporting year
2022 (latest CDC release)
Medical director (as reported to CDC)
Deidre D. Gunn, MD
ART cycles reported
289
Fertility preservation cycles
21
Pregnancies
63
Live-birth deliveries
50
Infants born
52
SART member
Yes
Embryo lab accreditation verified by CDC
Yes
CDC clinic ID
151

This clinic reported its 2022 ART cycles to CDC's National ART Surveillance System (clinic ID 151). Source: CDC 2022 Final ART Success Rates and Services & Profiles (record). Data as of 2026-09-30.

New patients using their own eggs

Patients with no prior ART cycle, by age at the start of treatment. Cumulative rates count every transfer from the eggs retrieved. Small grey figures are the US total for the same measure. Source: CDC 2022 Final ART Success Rates.

CDC measure (2022)Under 3535–3738–40Over 40
Live birth after 1 intended egg retrieval46.9%US 53.4%6/13US 39.9%0/6US 25.4%*/7US 8.5%
Live birth after 1 or 2 intended egg retrievals46.9%US 59.6%7/13US 47.6%0/6US 32.7%*/7US 11.7%
Live birth after all intended egg retrievals46.9%US 60.8%7/13US 49.9%0/6US 35.2%*/7US 13.4%
Average intended egg retrievals per new patient1.2US 1.21.2US 1.31.7US 1.41.4US 1.6

CDC's count for this table, all age groups combined: 58.

All patients using their own eggs

Includes patients who had earlier ART cycles. Per-transfer rates exclude cycles that never reached a transfer, so they are always higher than per-retrieval rates. Source: CDC 2022.

CDC measure (2022)Under 3535–3738–40Over 40
Live births per intended egg retrieval39.1%US 49.7%7/18US 36.3%0/11US 23.1%*/11US 7.7%
Live births per transfer60.0%US 49.1%7/14US 46.0%0/*US 41.2%*/5US 25.4%
Single, term, normal-weight births per transfer53.3%US 37.7%6/14US 35.5%0/*US 31.8%*/5US 19.6%
Average intended retrievals per live birth2.6US 2.02.6US 2.80.0US 4.35.5US 12.9

CDC's count for this table, all age groups combined: 86.

Patients using donor eggs or embryos

Per embryo transfer, all ages combined (donor-egg success depends mostly on the donor's age). Source: CDC 2022.

CDC measure (2022)Fresh donor eggsFrozen donor eggsFrozen embryos from donor eggsDonated embryos
Live births per transferNo cyclesUS 52.0%No cyclesUS 45.2%*/9US 45.1%*/*US 42.2%
Single, term, normal-weight births per transferNo cyclesUS 38.4%No cyclesUS 32.2%*/9US 32.1%*/*US 28.9%

CDC's count for this table, all age groups combined: 11.

A fraction such as “3/12” is how CDC reports a rate when fewer than 20 cycles stand behind it. An asterisk (“*/9”) means CDC suppressed a count of 1–4 to protect patient privacy. CDC cautions that comparing clinics' success rates may not be meaningful, because patient populations and treatment methods differ between clinics — how to read these numbers.

These are CDC's figures for 2022, published exactly as reported. They describe this clinic's past patients, not your personal chance — which depends on your age, diagnosis and history. CDC cautions that comparisons between clinics may not be meaningful. How to read them.

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