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

Reported to CDC (2022)SART member141 cycles (2022)

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Public-record details

Address: 2501 NE 134th St, Ste 100, Vancouver, WA 98686
Phone: (360) 535-7590
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): Angie Beltsos, MD
ART cycles reported: 141
Fertility preservation cycles: 11
Pregnancies: 18
Live-birth deliveries: 15
Infants born: 15
SART member: Yes
CDC clinic ID: 893

This clinic reported its 2022 ART cycles to CDC's National ART Surveillance System (clinic ID 893). Source: CDC 2022 Final ART Success Rates and Services & Profiles (record). Data as of 2026-09-30.

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 eggs	Frozen donor eggs	Frozen embryos from donor eggs	Donated embryos
Live births per transfer	No cyclesUS 52.0%	No cyclesUS 45.2%	No cyclesUS 45.1%	*/*US 42.2%
Single, term, normal-weight births per transfer	No cyclesUS 38.4%	No cyclesUS 32.2%	No cyclesUS 32.1%	0/*US 28.9%

CDC's count for this table, all age groups combined: 1.

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.