University of Alabama at Birmingham, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility

Women and Infants Center-OB/GYN, 1700 6th Ave South, Suite 9103
Birmingham, AL 35233
(205) 934-1030

SART member Accredited lab Donor eggsDonated embryosEgg freezingEmbryo freezingGestational carriers

Clinic details

Medical directorDeidre D. Gunn, MD
StatusOpen
ART cycles (2022)289
Pregnancies (2022)63
Live-birth deliveries (2022)50
Infants born (2022)52
Fertility preservation cycles21

CDC success rates (2022)

Source: CDC National ART Surveillance System, 2022 final data. The CDC cautions that comparing clinics may not be meaningful because of differences in patient populations — these figures describe the clinic's reported patients, not your personal chances. How to read success rates.

Patients using their own eggs

Measure<3535–3738–40>40
Live-birth deliveries per intended egg retrieval 39.1% — — —
Live-birth deliveries per embryo transfer 60.0% — — —
Singleton live-birth deliveries per transfer 56.7% — — —

Patients using donor eggs or embryos

MeasureDonated embryosFresh embryos, fresh donor eggsFresh embryos, frozen donor eggsFrozen embryos
Live-birth deliveries per embryo transfer (donor eggs/embryos) — — — —
Singleton live-birth deliveries per transfer (donor) — — — —

Patient & cycle characteristics (2022)

MeasureBreakdownValue
Cycles using donor eggs or embryos 35-37 1.4%
38-40 4.3%
<35 2.3%
>40 22.2%
Cycles used for fertility preservation 35-37 5.5%
38-40 12.8%
<35 8.3%
>40 0.0%
Transfers using a gestational carrier 35-37 3.2%
38-40 0.0%
<35 5.2%
>40 0.0%
Transfers using ICSI 35-37 64.5%
38-40 0.0%
<35 60.3%
>40 55.0%
Cycles using own eggs and embryos 35-37 69.9%
38-40 63.8%
<35 63.2%
>40 61.1%
Ages of patients using ART 35-37 25.3%
38-40 16.3%
<35 46.0%
>40 12.5%
Transfers using preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) 35-37 77.4%
38-40 0.0%
<35 51.7%
>40 60.0%
Transfers using a single embryo 35-37 96.8%
38-40 0.0%
<35 94.8%
>40 95.0%

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