Better your baby-making odds
IVF success is important and getting pregnant in the least amount of cycles is paramount. So, know how your IVF clinic is performing.
Your chance of having a baby comes down to two things – your personal situation (fertility, age, general health) and the baby-making expertise of your doctor and your fertility clinic.
Genea are one of the country’s leading IVF clinics and we’ve been helping people make babies for more than 30 years.
The latest success rate data is now available
At Genea you’ll have a consistently greater chance of success, regardless of age or whether you’re an IVF newbie or seasoned campaigner. That’s what the latest independent data shows. And it’s thanks to a combination of Genea’s world leading fertility technology that you can only find at our clinics and our personalised approach to IVF. See how we compare to the national average across all clinics on four important measures below.
IVF Success rates
Measure 1: Births per complete egg retrieval cycle (including the later transfer of resulting embryos).
This measure provides a patients overall chance of a live birth from any given egg retrieval cycle.
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 to 2019. Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated (based on cycle date). Data includes autologus cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs).
Measure 2: Births per complete egg retrieval cycle (including the later transfer of resulting embryos) for women having their first ever egg retrieval.
This measure provides a patients overall chance of a live birth from their first ever egg retrieval cycle.
Combined Genea data independently audited and provided directly to Genea after review by NPESU in November 2021. Data is based on a womens first ever completed egg retrieval cycle performed in one year at all Genea Clinics (2018) with follow-up period 2018 to 2019. Age is female age at time the cycle was initiated (based on cycle date). Data includes autologus cycles only (where a woman intended to or used her own eggs).
Measure 3: Births per individual treatment attempt.
This measure provides a patients chance of a live birth from any given treatment within a cycle with the intention to transfer an embryo (fresh or frozen).
Combined Genea data independently audited and provided directly to Genea after review by NPESU in November 2021. Data is based on the chance of a live birth from each individual treatment attempt involving an intended embryo transfer that was started in one year at all Genea Clinics. Cycles initiated in the most recent calendar year where live birth data is nationally reported (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).
Measure 4: Births per embryo that is transferred.
This measure provides a patient chance of a live birth from any embryo transfer within a cycle (fresh or frozen).
Combined Genea data independently audited and provided directly to Genea after review by NPESU in November 2021. Data is based on the chance of a live birth from each individual fresh or frozen embryo that was transferred in one year at all Genea Clinics. Cycles initiated in the most recent calendar year where live birth data is nationally reported (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).
All data supplied directly to Genea by Australia and New Zealand Assisted Reproduction Database (ANZARD) prior to YourIVFSuccess website establishment. Data are combined from all Genea sites for time periods described in each Measure. For individual Genea sites and further breakdown please visit the YourIVFSuccess website or discuss with yourFertility Specialist or the Genea Fertility Advisor.
For further information on understanding success rates, please refer to the Fertility Society of Australia’s “Interpreting pregnancy rates: a consumer guide”.
Age significantly impacts fertility. Very few women over the age of 45 conceive using their own eggs, unless they freeze their eggs or embryos when they are younger, this is represented in the frozen embryo transfer live birth success rates.
Note: Many factors can contribute to the likelihood of achieving a pregnancy or a live birth such as the cause of infertility, lifestyle (such as weight and smoking) and age. It is important to note that unfortunately not every treatment cycle will result in an egg collection, embryo transfer or having embryos to freeze.
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Shopping around? How to compare IVF clinics
We encourage you to check out YourIVFSuccess.com.au during this important time. And if you need some help navigating the site, we’ve also put together this handy blog to help you make sense of it all.
To make life even easier for you (it’s the kind of team we are), we’ve pulled together a guide to help you compare IVF clinics. If you’ve been madly Googling fertility clinics to try to figure out which one to go with then download our Guide to choosing the right fertility clinic for a neat list of 12 questions you can ask each clinic. It covers all the important issues; success rates, scientific techniques and technology, personalisation, emotional support and what flavour yoghurts they have in morning clinic … okay, maybe not that last one. You’re welcome.
We believe we’ll come out top of your list when you make the comparison because we’re committed to improving fertility treatment outcomes by putting the time and money into our world leading science and our approach to individualised care. It’s not just a throwaway line for us - it’s something we deeply believe in and, as you’ll find, our staff live and breathe it every single day. Our IVF success rates show that we live up to that promise. We’re committed to helping you achieve success in the least number of cycles possible.
Next steps
Coming to see a Genea Fertility Specialist doesn’t mean you are automatically on a fast track to IVF. Only 50% of patients who see a Genea Fertility Specialist require IVF.
Our friendly and complimentary Fertility Advisor is also available if you’d like to talk through costs, treatment options or need help selecting a Specialist suited to your particular circumstances. All conversations are completely confidential and obligation free. You can ask us whatever you like.
^ 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 used 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