IVF and fertility clinics in North Carolina, ranked
11 clinics in North Carolina reported IVF outcomes to the CDC for 2022, together performing 9,004 assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycles. They are ranked below by the FertilityList Score.
Key facts: North Carolina
Reporting clinics
11
CDC 2022
ART cycles
9,004
Reported for 2022
Median success, under 35
55.4%
US: 49.7% per intended retrieval
SART members
100%
of reporting clinics
- Clinics offering egg freezing: 11; donor eggs: 10; gestational carrier services: 10.
- Highest FertilityList Score in North Carolina: Carolinas Fertility Institute (4.9).
Data source: CDC National ART Surveillance System, reporting year 2022, retrieved 2026-11-13.
All reporting clinics in North Carolina
Filter by service, switch the age group, or sort. Clinics marked "Limited data" reported too few cycles for a stable score.
| # | Clinic | Score | Live births / retrieval, Under 35US: 49.7% | ART cycles | Services |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Carolinas Fertility InstituteWinston-Salem | 4.9 | 78.4% | 2,307 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 2 | Carolina Conceptions, PARaleigh | 4.7 | 58.0% | 1,399 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 3 | Program for Assisted Reproduction at Atrium Health's Carolinas Medical Center, CMC Women's InstituteCharlotte | 4.5 | 64.5% | 929 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 4 | Duke Fertility Center, Duke University Medical CenterMorrisville | 4.5 | 61.9% | 697 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 5 | North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine, The Talbert Fertility InstituteCary | 4.3 | 50.0% | 440 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 6 | Atlantic Reproductive Medicine Specialists, PARaleigh | 4.1 | 54.2% | 533 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 7 | Wake Forest University Center for Reproductive MedicineWinston-Salem | 4.1 | 56.5% | 473 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 8 | Reproductive Endocrinology Associates of CharlotteCharlotte | 3.7 | 45.4% | 1,003 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 9 | UNC FertilityRaleigh | 3.4 | 54.1% | 775 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
| 10 | Womack Army Medical CenterFort Liberty | 2.7 | 37.1% | 151 | Egg freezing · SART |
| 11 | Reproductive Specialists of the CarolinasCharlotte | Limited data | — | 297 | Egg freezing · Donor eggs · GC · SART |
- #1 · Winston-SalemCarolinas Fertility Institute4.9
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 78.4% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 2,307
- #2 · RaleighCarolina Conceptions, PA4.7
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 58.0% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 1,399
- #3 · CharlotteProgram for Assisted Reproduction at Atrium Health's Carolinas Medical Center, CMC Women's Institute4.5
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 64.5% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 929
- #4 · MorrisvilleDuke Fertility Center, Duke University Medical Center4.5
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 61.9% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 697
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 50.0% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 440
- #6 · RaleighAtlantic Reproductive Medicine Specialists, PA4.1
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 54.2% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 533
- #7 · Winston-SalemWake Forest University Center for Reproductive Medicine4.1
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 56.5% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 473
- #8 · CharlotteReproductive Endocrinology Associates of Charlotte3.7
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 45.4% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 1,003
- #9 · RaleighUNC Fertility3.4
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 54.1% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 775
- #10 · Fort LibertyWomack Army Medical Center2.7
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- 37.1% US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 151
- #11 · CharlotteReproductive Specialists of the CarolinasLimited data
- Live births / retrieval, Under 35
- — US 49.7%
- ART cycles
- 297
Success rates by age in North Carolina
Median across reporting clinics in North Carolina of live births per intended egg retrieval (own eggs), compared with the national figure.
| Age | North Carolina median | US | Clinics with data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 35 | 55.4% | 49.7% | 10 |
| 35–37 | 45.2% | 36.3% | 9 |
| 38–40 | 34.1% | 23.1% | 9 |
| Over 40 | 14.2% | 7.7% | 8 |
North Carolina IVF clinics: common questions
How many IVF clinics are in North Carolina?
11 clinics in North Carolina reported IVF outcomes to the CDC for 2022, performing 9,004 ART cycles in total.
Which fertility clinic in North Carolina performs the most IVF cycles?
Carolinas Fertility Institute reported the most ART cycles in North Carolina for 2022: 2,307. Cycle volume reflects experience but is not by itself a measure of success.
What is the IVF success rate in North Carolina?
For patients under 35 using their own eggs, the median across 10 reporting clinics in North Carolina was 55.4% live births per intended egg retrieval in 2022, compared with 49.7% nationally (CDC). Rates fall with age and vary by clinic.
Which clinics in North Carolina offer egg freezing, donor eggs or gestational carriers?
According to the services clinics reported to the CDC for 2022, 11 of 11 offer egg freezing, 10 offer donor eggs and 10 work with gestational carriers. Use the service filters in the clinic list on this page to see which ones.
What is the best-ranked IVF clinic in North Carolina?
By the FertilityList Score, which weighs CDC-reported live-birth rates against national figures by age, cycle volume, reporting consistency, SART membership and lab accreditation, the highest-ranked clinic in North Carolina is Carolinas Fertility Institute (4.9 out of 5). The CDC cautions that comparing clinics may not be meaningful because clinics treat different patient populations.
Answers are computed from CDC National ART Surveillance data via data.cdc.gov and update with each data refresh.
Guides for North Carolina patients
- Causes of Infertility in Women and Men: What the Data Shows
- Egg Freezing in the US: Which Clinics Offer It and How Common It Is
- Fertility Testing: What Tests Are Used and What They Look For
- Frozen vs. Fresh Embryo Transfer: How US Clinics Practice Today
- How to Read IVF Success Rates (Per Retrieval vs. Per Transfer)
- IUI vs. IVF: How the Two Fertility Treatments Differ
The CDC cautions that comparing clinics may not be meaningful, because clinics treat different patient populations. Rankings are a starting point for your own research.