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New York vs Florida
Put any two states with CDC-reporting clinics side by side on clinic inventory, ART cycle volume, and age-banded live-birth clinic means, straight from the National ART Surveillance System.
- 51
- States with clinics
- 495
- Clinics in compare set
- 4
- CDC age bands
According to the CDC National ART Surveillance System extract behind PlainFertility (vintage 2026-08-31), each figure is a state-level aggregate across reporting clinics. Age-band means cover only clinics that published that bracket in this vintage, denominators differ between bands and between states. These are registry discovery metrics, not treatment advice. See methodology.
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Comparison snapshot
New York reports 47 CDC-reporting clinics and 68,143 ART cycles in this vintage; Florida reports 28 clinics and 19,178 cycles. Statewide overall clinic means mix ages and case mix, compare inside one CDC age band below.
- 47
- New York clinics
- 28
- Florida clinics
- 25.3%
- New York overall mean
- 32.0%
- Florida overall mean
Teal highlights the higher value on inventory/volume/rate rows, a discovery filter, not a recommendation to choose care in that state.
Every figure on PlainFertility is rendered directly from CDC National ART Surveillance System source data, no number is typed in by an editor. State clinic counts, cycle totals, and age-band clinic means are queried live from the portal CDC NASS database (vintage shown above). See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, every correction we have published, or report a data error on this page.