Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine
CDC-Verified Outcomes · 2022
About Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine
Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine is a fertility and reproductive medicine clinic located in New York, New York. The clinic is led by Zev Rosenwaks, MD. The clinic performed 6,395 ART cycles in 2022 as reported to the CDC. The CDC-reported live birth rate from own-egg IVF was 20.0% for 2022. Services include IVF, ICSI, Donor Egg.
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Patient Reviews
My experience with Dr. Kligman has been truly exceptional. He has guided my treatment with dedication, care, and a level of responsibility that I deeply appreciate. Every step he has taken with me has shown professionalism, precision, and genuine commitment.I also want to thank every department I’ve encountered throughout this journey - each person has been wonderful and supportive.I know that what comes next is in God’s hands, but I want to make it clear that Dr. Kligman has been a blessing in
I received this recommendation from a close friend. My hopes were high, however the experience has been disappointing on every level. First of all, they charge about $1,000 for about 15 seconds with the MD. I have a certain expectation about this price point and the highly personal and intimate condition this institution is presumably attempting to treat. Capitation care does not cut it. It becomes apparent fairly quickly this is first and foremost about profit. I had pre-cert procedures to get
I came to Cornell from another clinic. I was at my other clinic for 13 months with nothing to show for it but stress, frustration and 5 failed cycles. I called Cornell on a whim one morning after seeing recommendations in a local Facebook group for Dr. Goldschlag. His coordinator, Shanise, was SO kind and SO helpful. She got me in for my consultation within 2 weeks. I met with Dr. Goldschlag and left the appointment in tears because for the first time in our journey to become parents I felt like
Isaac Kligman is horrrrrrible. Please don't trust them with your health because this doctor has no sense of care. On top of the horrible visit I had, they also charged me a crazy amount for just the initial visit where they didn't do ANY services/tests.
I am very disappointed how this facility only considers how to get payment from patients. I went there to get pregnant with the recommendation from one of the staffs from weil cornell medicine but ended up getting more stress. The hospital informed me that they accept my insurance and my insurance has processed claims. After few months of treatments, hospital charges me tremendous bill and saying insurance doesn’t cover while my insurance company says different. This hospital keeps calling and s
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine's IVF success rate?
According to the CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS) 2022 Annual Report, Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine reported a live birth rate of 20.0% per embryo transfer using the patient's own eggs (all ages combined). For donor egg cycles, the reported live birth rate was 20.8%. Success rates vary significantly by patient age, diagnosis, and treatment protocol.
How much does IVF cost at Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine?
The estimated IVF cost at Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine is $18,000-$26,000 per cycle. This is an estimate — contact the clinic directly for current pricing, medication costs, and package options.
Who is the medical director at Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine?
The medical director at Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine is Zev Rosenwaks, 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 — 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 Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine.
Disclaimer: Fertility Network USA is an independent information directory, not affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine or any government agency. Listing a clinic does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. IVF cost figures are estimates only — 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.