When deciding whether embryo donation is the right choice for you, it is important to be informed and do your research before setting expectations. In this blog, we provide an overview of donor embryo success rates at Donor Nexus compared to national averages. Please note these are the same as embryo adoption success rates.
Below, we have listed the latest statistics available from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART). Please note that the most recent year with finalized results is 2020. We have also included SART’s preliminary data from 2021 for reference.
2020 Assisted Reproductive Technology Fertility Clinic and National Summary Report – Live Birth Rates – Donated Embryos: 40.9% (Click here to view full report)
Final National Summary Report 2020 – Live Birth Rates – Donated Embryos: 40.5% (Click here to view full report)
Donor Nexus embryo transfers are performed at HRC Fertility in Southern California. Our success rates are as follows:
Ultimately, it’s impossible to accurately predict what your chances of success are given your specific circumstances. However, we hope this information is helpful in providing you with a deeper look at donor embryo success rates.
At Donor Nexus, we aim to help all prospective patients (intended parents) know what to expect and feel informed by providing transparent and easy to understand information. If you have any additional questions, our team is here to help. Additionally, we have resources available throughout our website to help you in your family building journey.
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"We are so very excited! Thank you for your help in making this experience so easy. I will absolutely recommend Donor Nexus. We had been to 3 other doctors who had told us there was a 2-year waiting list for donated embryos. Finding this program was a godsend.”
– Intended Parent J.D.