CDC Verified Β· NASS 2022Open

University of Miami Infertility Center

2801 NW 79th Ave Ste 2000, Doral, FL 33122, USA
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CDC-Verified Outcomes Β· 2022

20.1%
Live Birth Rate
Own egg, all ages Β· CDC 2022
20.9%
Donor Egg Rate
Live births per transfer
507
Annual IVF Cycles
Reported to CDC Β· 2022
$16,000-$24,000
Est. IVF Cost
Per cycle, estimate only

About University of Miami Infertility Center

University of Miami Infertility Center is a fertility and reproductive medicine clinic located in Miami, Florida. The clinic is led by George R. Attia, MD. The clinic performed 507 ART cycles in 2022 as reported to the CDC. The CDC-reported live birth rate from own-egg IVF was 20.1% for 2022. Services include IVF, ICSI, Donor Egg.

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Patient Reviews Β· 3.7 β˜… (37 total)

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Natalia Ariza
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Can't thank Dr. patrizio, Nasmi and the staff enough. Just graduated from my IVF process and have nothing but good things to say about them. Operations run smoothly, they were late once in 7 seven months with many appts in one month. Nurses work with you to find affordable medicine through local pharmacies. Lastly and most importantly, the subject matter expertise is palpable and they treat patients like families not just numbers. So fortunate to have found this team!! Thank you for helping me

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Gleivys Ruiz
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I am very disappointed with my experience at this clinic. I underwent two IUI procedures and was encouraged to proceed with a third without having essential diagnostic testing performed beforehand, specifically a saline sonogram to evaluate my uterine cavity. Due to the lack of progress, I decided to seek a second opinion at another clinic. There, I was diagnosed with two uterine polyps, which have now been removed. This raises serious concerns, as these polyps could have directly impacted the

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Alfredo Vargas
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Being on time for appointments is important to me. I arrive on time because I respect other people’s schedules, and I expect the same courtesy in return. My appointment was scheduled for 9:45 AM, and at 10:30 AM I was still waiting. I understand delays can happen, but a 45-minute wait without clear communication is frustrating and makes the overall experience feel poorly managed.

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Brittany Brooks
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My beautiful son thanks to Dr Attia’s expertise and skill! Thank you God! What a blessing this clinic was to my husband and I after my experiencing recurrent loss. My one little embryo made it! All it takes is one β™₯️

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Katherine Molina
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I highly recommend UHealth Fertility to anyone and everyone! From the very beginning, this clinic has been absolutely amazing. The entire process has been incredibly smooth, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Dr. Attia was extremely informative, ensuring that my partner and I understood everything along the way. The ultrasound tech was one of the kindest people I’ve ever met, she took the time to thoroughly explain what we were seeing and what each test was for, making us feel so

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is University of Miami Infertility Center's IVF success rate?

According to the CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS) 2022 Annual Report, University of Miami Infertility Center reported a live birth rate of 20.1% per embryo transfer using the patient's own eggs (all ages combined). For donor egg cycles, the reported live birth rate was 20.9%. Success rates vary significantly by patient age, diagnosis, and treatment protocol.

How much does IVF cost at University of Miami Infertility Center?

The estimated IVF cost at University of Miami Infertility Center is $16,000-$24,000 per cycle. This is an estimate β€” contact the clinic directly for current pricing, medication costs, and package options.

Who is the medical director at University of Miami Infertility Center?

The medical director at University of Miami Infertility Center is George R. Attia, MD as reported to the CDC NASS 2022. Contact the clinic directly to confirm the current clinical team.

Is this data verified?

Yes. Clinic performance data (success rates, cycle volumes, medical director) is sourced directly from the CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS) 2022 Annual Report β€” the official US government registry for fertility clinic outcomes. Contact information, photos, and reviews are sourced from Google Places. Fertility Network USA is an independent directory and is not affiliated with University of Miami Infertility Center.

Disclaimer: Fertility Network USA is an independent information directory, not affiliated with University of Miami Infertility Center or any government agency. Listing a clinic does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. IVF cost figures are estimates only β€” contact clinics directly for current pricing. Success rates are sourced from the CDC 2022 ART Report. Reviews and photos are sourced from Google Places. Always consult a qualified reproductive endocrinologist before making any medical decisions.