CDC NASS · Oregon state page

Oregon IVF success rates: CDC-reported live-birth rates by clinic

4 reporting clinics · 4,171 ART cycles. State average and clinic table below use the same CDC NASS public-use file as every clinic page. Discovery filter, not treatment advice.

4
Reporting clinics
41.9%
State avg overall
34%
National clinic mean
4,171
ART cycles

The short answer

Oregon's overall live-birth mean is 41.9% across 3 of 4 CDC-reporting clinics that publish a rate (7.9 pts above the 34% national mean).

CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS) lists 4 fertility clinics in Oregon. reporting 4,171 ART cycles. The state overall mean of 41.9% is computed only over the 3 clinics that publish an overall rate. The Fertility Center of Oregon leads the in-state overall-rate table at 43.5%. Clinic-to-clinic overall rates span 3.7 percentage points. Statewide averages mix ages and case mix; compare clinics inside one CDC age band.

Mid inventory · Oregon

Oregon sits mid-pack on clinic inventory (4,171 ART cycles · 4 clinics): state mean and metro nests both matter; averages 41.9% overall live birth across the 3 of 4 clinics that publish an overall rate, 7.9 points above the 34% national clinic mean; The Fertility Center of Oregon leads the in-state overall-rate table at 43.5%; clinic-to-clinic overall rates span 3.7 percentage points.

41.9%
State avg overall live birth
34%
National clinic mean
43.5%
In-state leader · The Fertility Center of Ore…
3.7 pts
Clinic overall-rate spread

Statewide averages mix patient ages, diagnoses, and donor-vs-own-egg volume. A higher state mean is not a quality verdict; compare age-banded clinic rates in the table.

Top 3 Oregon clinics by overall live-birth rate

Same in-state clinic list as the table below, sorted by overall rate descending. Discovery filter, not a consumer rating.

In-state overall rate
1. The Fertility Center of…43.5%2. University Fertility Co…42.5%3. ORM Fertility-Portland39.8%

How Oregon clinic rates are distributed

Clinics grouped by overall live-birth rate. Counts 3 of 4 Oregon clinics; the rest report no overall rate.

Clinic count per band
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Under 20% 20-29% 30-39% 40-49% 50-59% 60%+ 0 0 1 2 0 0
Clinic City Cycles Under 35 35–37 38–40 Over 40 Overall
ORM Fertility-Portland Portland 2,578 57.4% 46.9% 30.3% 10.3% 39.8%
The Fertility Center of Oregon Eugene 455 48.8% 35.5% 36.7% N/A 43.5%
University Fertility Consultants, Oregon Health & Science University Portland 1,018 56.3% 40.8% 35.1% 27.6% 42.5%
Publish no success rates in this CDC NASS extract (1 of 4 Oregon clinics). These clinics appear in NASS and are listed here in full; CDC published no rate for them, which is a reporting gap and not a statement about the care they provide.
Oregon Fertility Institute Portland 120 No rates published

Data: CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS). The "Over 40" column is the CDC's single above-40 bracket in the cumulative own-eggs table; CDC does not split 41-42 from 43+ in this dataset.

Oregon live-birth rates by CDC age band

The overall figure above blends every age together, which is why comparing clinics inside one band is the comparison worth making. Across Oregon's reporting clinics the youngest and oldest bands differ by 20.2 percentage points – age is the strongest single driver in this dataset.

Oregon clinic-mean live-birth rate by CDC age band, against the national clinic mean
Age bandOregon clinic meanNational clinic meanDifference
Under 3554.2%3 clinics publish this band48.0%399 clinics+6.2 pts
35 to 3741.1%3 clinics publish this band35.3%358 clinics+5.8 pts
38 to 4034.0%3 clinics publish this band22.5%355 clinics+11.5 pts
Over 40 not reported 2 clinics publish it – too few for a state mean8.8%303 clinicsnot comparable

Each band is an unweighted mean of the clinics that publish it, which is why the clinic count differs by row – nationally 399 clinics report an under-35 rate and 303 report an over-40 one. Bands are not cycle-weighted, so a large clinic counts the same as a small one. A difference from the national mean reflects patient case mix as much as anything a clinic does, and is not a treatment recommendation: use it to choose which clinics to look at, then compare those clinics inside one band.

Data sourced from the CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS). See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainFertility