IVF in Georgia: cost, clinics & success rates
10 CDC-reporting fertility clinics in Georgia. Outcome data from CDC ART 2022. Sorted by reported cycle volume below.
Quick answer
Updated May 2026US IVF costs are usually made up of clinic cycle fees, medication, add-ons, storage and insurance coverage differences. Service pages help identify clinics, but affordability depends on state, coverage and expected cycles.
- Estimate more than one cycle when comparing total cost.
- Check state insurance rules and whether the clinic offers the needed service.
- Compare base cycle cost, medication cost and add-on assumptions separately.
Sources and updates
How this page is sourced
Sources
- CDC ART clinic data
- Published fertility clinic information
- State insurance mandate information
- TreatCompare compiled US IVF affordability dataset
Methodology: We compare publicly available clinic service data, published cost assumptions and TreatCompare affordability modelling. Actual patient costs can vary by clinic, medication protocol, insurance plan and number of cycles.
Caveat: This page is for cost comparison and planning. It is not medical advice or financial advice.
Using this data?
Methodology, extracts and licensing
Main sources
- CDC ART clinic reporting
- Published clinic price pages where available
- Georgia insurance mandate research
- TreatCompare US clinic dataset
Methodology: Clinic pages combine CDC-reported outcomes, cycle volume and published prices where visible. We do not infer undisclosed clinic prices or add ratings that are not in the source data.
TreatCompare publishes healthcare, care-cost and treatment-pricing research for consumers, journalists, policymakers and commercial teams.
Important context
IVF success rates vary by age, diagnosis, treatment type, use of donor eggs, embryo transfer approach and patient selection. TreatCompare summarises published clinic-level data for comparison and research purposes only. It is not medical advice and should not be used as the sole basis for choosing a clinic. Patients should verify current figures, treatment suitability and pricing directly with the clinic.
- Source type
- Official public dataset and provider-published information
- Primary source
- CDC ART clinic reporting
- Reporting period
- 2022 ART reporting year and latest visible provider pricing
- Last updated
- May 2026
- Figure type
- Mixed sources
- Use
- Research and comparison only
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Compare Georgia clinic outcomes with costs
Clinic success rates are only half of the decision. Use the state cost page to compare published base cycle prices, medication, IUI, embryo transfer costs and insurance rules alongside the CDC outcomes below.
| Clinic | Cycles (2022) | Live birth, <35 | Live birth, 38–40 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reproductive Biology Associates Atlanta, GA | 2,893 | 53% | 20% |
| Atlanta Center for Reproductive Medicine Atlanta, GA | 2,456 | 64% | 33% |
| Shady Grove Fertility-Atlanta Atlanta, GA | 1,666 | 47% | 27% |
| Emory Reproductive Center Atlanta, GA | 1,429 | 50% | 21% |
| Massey Fertility Services Atlanta, GA | 384 | 26% | 18% |
| Hope Fertility Alpharetta, GA | 291 | 58% | 19% |
| Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Associates Augusta, GA | 218 | 63% | 19% |
| The Georgia Center for Reproductive Medicine Savannah, GA | 218 | 73% | 49% |
| Columbus Center for Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, LLC Columbus, GA | 191 | 39% | 0% |
| Kindbody Atlanta Atlanta, GA | 180 | 0% | 0% |
“Live birth” = percentage of intended egg retrievals resulting in live-birth deliveries (cumulative, patients using own eggs). Source: CDC NASS ART Summary 2022.
By metro area
- Atlanta (6)
Insurance coverage in Georgia
Georgia does not have an IVF insurance mandate — most patients pay out of pocket. Read the Georgia coverage rules →