Charlotte and Lake Norman Fertility Center

We are committed to providing clear and meaningful success rate data. Our IVF outcomes are reported through the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART), a trusted national standard.

Live Births per Intended Retrieval

(frozen transfers w/ PGT-A)

The success rates shown here reflect live births per intended egg retrieval for patients who underwent a frozen embryo transfer (FET) with preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A). We present this metric because FET with PGT-A represents the most common treatment approach used by IVF clinics in the United States today.

These data are intended to provide patients with a more relevant view of outcomes based on current clinical practice. Individual results may vary, and we encourage patients to discuss their specific circumstances with our care team.

Live Births per Single Embryo Transfer

2024 Preliminary data as reported to the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technologies SART and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC.

Please note: A comparison of clinic success rates may not be meaningful because patient medical characteristics, treatment approaches and entry criteria for SART may vary from clinic to clinic. Learn more about Reach's SART data.

Miracles in the Making

Current Success Rates

At Reach we believe in treating every patient like an individual and working together to customize a treatment plan that best fits each patient's needs. We welcome the hardest cases, even if they adversely affect our outcomes, because we believe strongly, that every patient deserves every opportunity.

77%

IVF PATIENTS

1st Transfers
All Ages

77% of all patients pregnant with viable heartbeat/ongoing pregnancy after 1st transfer.

**this data includes patients of ALL ages

82%

IVF PATIENTS

All Transfers
All Ages

82% of all patients pregnant with viable heartbeat/ongoing pregnancy after transfer.

**this data includes patients of ALL ages

Ongoing Pregnancy: The ongoing pregnancy rate represents the number of patients who are still pregnant, have "graduated" our program, and are now under the care of their OB-GYN. This number will always be lower than the clinical pregnancy rate due to the possibility of miscarriage. The ongoing pregnancy/live birth delivery rate is the most important number to Reach Fertility, as we define success in the same way you do - taking home a baby.

Clinical Research

Our fertility clinic is dedicated to providing cutting edge reproductive care while advancing the field through clinical research. We offer our patients the unique opportunity to participate in innovative clinical trials and research studies aimed at improving fertility treatments and outcomes.

85%

CLINICAL RESEARCH

Pregnancies

85% of participants in our most recent clinical study had a positive pregnancy test.

Reach Fertility is committed to transparency and provides patients with detailed information about our pregnancy success rates based on real-time clinical data. It's important to understand that these differ from live birth rates published on SART.org. The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) reports live birth outcomes across the entire IVF process.