Boston IVF, LLC
Waltham, MA 02451
8,050 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Fertility clinics in Massachusetts
8 clinics reporting to the CDC, with 2022 success-rate data, services, and patient reviews.
Brigham and Women's Hospital Center for Assisted Reproductive Technology
Boston, MA 02115
2,771 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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CCRM Boston
Newton, MA 02459
1,938 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Fertility Centers of New England, Inc., New England Clinics of Reproductive Medicine, Inc.
Reading, MA 01867
1,724 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Massachusetts General Hospital Fertility Center
Boston, MA 02114
1,605 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Fertility Solutions, PC
Dedham, MA 02026
704 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Baystate Reproductive Medicine
Springfield, MA 01199
585 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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UMass Memorial IVF Center
Worcester, MA 01605
232 cycles (2022) No reviews yet
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Frequently asked questions
How many fertility clinics are in Massachusetts?
Our directory lists 8 fertility clinics in Massachusetts reporting to the CDC's National ART Surveillance System.
How much does IVF cost in Massachusetts?
IVF typically costs $12,000–$25,000+ per cycle nationally, plus medications. Costs vary by clinic and metro — request a consultation for exact pricing.
Where does this clinic data come from?
Clinic profiles and success rates come from the CDC's National ART Surveillance System (2022 final data), the most authoritative public source on U.S. fertility clinic outcomes.
About our data: Statistics are from the CDC's National ART Surveillance System
(2022 final data). The CDC cautions that cross-clinic comparisons may not be
meaningful because of differences in patient populations.