Best IVF Clinics in Austin, TX (2026) – Ranked by CDC Success Rates

Choosing an IVF clinic is a big decision, and success rates are one of the few things you can compare objectively. We ranked the 3 fertility clinics within about 35 miles of Austin that report enough IVF cycles to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), using the latest official data (2022 cycles, published December 2024). Together, the 6 reporting clinics in the area performed 6,102 IVF cycles that year.

Rankings are based only on CDC data: the percentage of intended egg retrievals that led to a live birth, adjusted for patient age so clinics treating older patients are not penalised. The US average on this measure is 32.3%.

Austin IVF clinics ranked by success rate

#	Clinic	IVF cycles (2022)	Age-adjusted success rate	Under 35
1	Aspire Fertility Austin, TX	856	40.1%	54.7%
2	Texas Egg Donor Austin, TX	3,391	34.5%	55.5%
3	Fora Fertility, PLLC Austin, TX	709	27.9%	52.1%

Success rate = live births per intended egg retrieval for patients using their own eggs, counting all embryo transfers from that retrieval. US average: 32.3% age-adjusted; 49.7% for patients under 35.

The Austin clinics in detail

1. Aspire Fertility – Austin

Aspire Fertility (911 W. 38th St, Suite 402, Austin, TX) reported 856 IVF cycles in 2022. Its age-adjusted success rate was 40.1%, 7.7 points above the US average. The clinic reports offering donor eggs, egg freezing, embryo freezing and gestational carriers (surrogacy). Medical director: Christine Mansfield, MD.

Under 35: 54.7% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 49.7%)
35–37: 40.9% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 36.3%)
38–40: 26.8% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 23.1%)
Over 40: 28.6% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 7.7%)

See Aspire Fertility’s address, opening hours and contact details →

2. Texas Egg Donor – Austin

Texas Egg Donor (6500 N. Mopac Expressway, Bldg 1, Suite 1200, Austin, TX) reported 3,391 IVF cycles in 2022. Its age-adjusted success rate was 34.5%, 2.2 points above the US average. The clinic reports offering donor eggs, egg freezing, embryo freezing and gestational carriers (surrogacy). Medical director: Kaylen Silverberg, MD.

Under 35: 55.5% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 49.7%)
35–37: 39.7% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 36.3%)
38–40: 20.4% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 23.1%)
Over 40: 7.9% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 7.7%)

See Texas Egg Donor’s address, opening hours and contact details →

3. Fora Fertility, PLLC – Austin

Fora Fertility, PLLC (715 W. 34th St, Austin, TX) reported 709 IVF cycles in 2022. Its age-adjusted success rate was 27.9%, 4.5 points below the US average. The clinic reports offering egg freezing, embryo freezing and gestational carriers (surrogacy). Medical director: Amanda Skillern, MD.

Under 35: 52.1% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 49.7%)
35–37: 23.9% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 36.3%)
38–40: 14.8% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 23.1%)
Over 40: 4.8% of intended egg retrievals led to a live birth (US average 7.7%)

Other Austin clinics reporting to the CDC

These clinics reported fewer than 20 egg retrievals in at least one age group, which is too few to rank them fairly. That doesn’t mean they are worse – smaller clinics often offer more personal care.

Austin Fertility Institute, PA – Austin, TX (435 IVF cycles in 2022)
Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine-Westlake IVF – Austin, TX (449 IVF cycles in 2022)
Kindbody – Austin – Austin, TX (262 IVF cycles in 2022)

Does insurance cover IVF in Texas?

Texas does not require insurers to cover IVF. Insurers must offer IVF coverage to employers, but employers can choose not to include it, so many Texas plans do not cover it. State laws do not apply to self-funded employer plans, so always check your own policy or ask your HR team. (Insurance information last reviewed November 2026.)

How to use these rankings

Success rates are a useful starting point, but they are not the whole picture. A clinic’s results depend on its patients’ ages and diagnoses, and clinics that treat more complex cases may show lower rates. When you speak to clinics, ask about their most recent results for patients like you, what an IVF cycle costs in total, how often you will need monitoring appointments, and whether you will see the same doctor throughout.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IVF success rate in Austin?

Across the 6 Austin-area clinics that report to the CDC, 53.6% of intended egg retrievals for patients under 35 led to a live birth in 2022, compared with 49.7% nationally.

Which IVF clinic in Austin has the highest success rate?

On the CDC’s age-adjusted measure, Aspire Fertility had the highest success rate (40.1%) among Austin-area clinics with enough cycles to compare.

Where does this data come from?

All figures come from the CDC’s 2022 Final Assisted Reproductive Technology Summary, the most recent clinic-level data published. US fertility clinics are required by law to report their IVF results to the CDC.

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