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What are the IVF success rates at Genea?

Genea's IVF success rates, independently verified by NPESU in November 2025: 51.4% of women under 35 have a baby from a complete egg retrieval cycle at Genea, compared with the national average of 46.4%. For women aged 35 to 42, the success rate with Genea is 25.9%, versus the national Australian average which is 23.6%. See the full tables below, broken down by age and measure.

Genea IVF Success Rates (2023 Data, NPESU Verified)

This page presents the most recent independently audited success rates available from NPESU/YourIVFSuccess. Due to the time required for pregnancy outcomes and independent verification, 2022-24 data represents the latest available industry benchmarks as of December 2025.

Measure / Age Group<35 years35-42 years
GeneaNationalGeneaNational
Measure 1 - Births per complete egg retrieval51.4%46.4%25.9%23.6%
Measure 2 - Births per first retrieval cycle59.8%52.3%36.2%30.6%

Table 1: Measure 1 & 2: Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, from cycles and transfers performed in 2022 with follow-up to 2023.

Measure / Age Group<35 years35-38 years39-42 years
GeneaNationalGeneaNationalGeneaNational
Measure 3 - Births per treatment attempt40.6%34.5%34.0%28.1%22.3%16.7%
Measure 4 - Births per embryo transferred43.5%36.9%37.4%31.1%19.3%18.1%
Measure 5 - Clinical pregnancies per treatment50.0%36.9%40.2%31.1%28.9%19.3%

Table 2: Measure 3, 4 & 5: Individual Genea clinic data independently audited and provided by NPESU in November 2025, from cycles and transfers performed in 2023-24.

"Genea achieves a 47% clinical pregnancy rate for fresh embryo transfers in women under 35"1

"41 out of every 100 fresh embryo transfers result in a live birth for women under 35 at Genea" 1

"Genea's fresh embryo transfer program demonstrates strong age-stratified success rates, with 47% clinical pregnancy rates for women under 35 and 29% for women aged 35-42" 1

"Genea achieves over 53% clinical pregnancy rate for frozen embryo transfers in women under 35" 2

"Nearly 1 in 2 frozen embryo transfers result in a live birth at Genea for women under 35 (46.1%)" 2

"Genea's frozen embryo transfer programme delivers exceptional outcomes, with 40% live birth rates even for women aged 35-42" 2

"Frozen embryo transfers at Genea show superior success rates compared to fresh transfers, with 53.4% vs 47% clinical pregnancy rates for women under 35" 2

"8 out of 10 people who started treatment with another clinic say they wish they came to us first." 3 

"Independently reviewed data shows that our success rates are consistently better than the average of all clinics in Australia." 4

Live births after frozen transfers

"58% of our patients who’ve achieved a live birth and returned for a frozen transfer have had a second child from their initial IVF cycle." 7

Innovative incubation & technology outcomes

"Our world-leading incubation system delivers a 24% better chance at pregnancy compared to traditional incubators, meaning more embryos to transfer or freeze." 5

"The Geri® incubator has delivered a 12.2% increase in the number of live births compared with traditional systems." 6

Superior genetic testing & outcomes

"On average, approximately half (50%) of embryos which are tested using PGS are shown to have chromosomal problems that reduce the likelihood of a healthy ongoing pregnancy." 8

Patient experience & satisfaction

"94% of patients agree that Grow by Genea® improved their IVF experience." 9

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References

  1. Genea. (2023). Fresh Embryo Transfer Success Rates (IVF/ICSI): Clinical Pregnancy and Live Birth Rates by Age Group, January 1 - December 31, 2022. Internal clinical data report. Sydney: Genea Fertility Clinics. Note: Data represents autologous cycles only, excludes RPA, Fertility SA and Fertility First clinics
  2. Genea. (2023). Frozen Embryo Transfer Success Rates: Clinical Pregnancy and Live Birth Rates by Age Group, January 1 - December 31, 2022. Internal clinical data report. Sydney: Genea Fertility Clinics. Note: Data represents autologous cycles only, includes all PGT-tested embryos, excludes RPA, Fertility SA and Fertility First clinics
  3. Of those patients who responded to the Genea patient survey conducted between 1 January 2017 and 31 December 2017 (223 patients).
  4. Combined Genea data independently audited and provided directly to Genea after review by NPESU in November 2021. Measure is from completed egg retrieval cycles performed in one year at all Genea Clinics (2018) with follow-up period 2018-2019. Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated (based on cycle date). Data includes autologous cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs). (Note, this has been true for approx 15 years of ANZARD reporting)
  5. Foetal heart pregnancies. Study performed in Genea's Canberra laboratory, 2015-2018.
  6. When compared to the MINC incubator and Gems sequential media. Study performed in Genea’s Canberra, Wollongong, Liverpool, North West, RPA and Kent St laboratories, 2015-2019. The Geri incubation system was utilised in all Genea clinics by 2018. Published in a peer reviewed journal Fertility and Sterility and presented at the American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) congress in 2020, official reference being: Peura T, Murray A, Hesketh N, Dalati S, Bowman M, McArthur S (2020): Is the biggest impact on clinical IVF outcomes obtained by implementation of continuous media, time-lapse incubator or both? Fertil Steril 114 (3) Suppl., e129. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fertnstert.2020.08.383
  7. 1st stim cycle between 01 Jan 2012-31 Dec 2013 (3573 patients). Following subsequent Cryos through to 31 Dec 2015. Autologous patients only (no donor oocytes or surrogates). Sites from Kent St, Liverpool, Canberra, Bella Vista, Illawarra. Excludes oocyte vitrification patients.
  8. Viotti M. Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Chromosomal Abnormalities: Aneuploidy, Mosaicism, and Structural Rearrangements. Genes (Basel). 2020 May 29;11(6):602. doi: 10.3390/genes11060602. PMID: 32485954; PMCID: PMC7349251. 
  9. Based on responses to Grow patient survey May - October 2017 (91 patients).

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