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HRC Fertility Pasadena

55 S. Lake Ave, 9th FloorWebsite

Live birth rates

From the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): live births per intended egg retrieval, with the patient's own eggs, counting every embryo transfer within a year, 2022. US figures are measured differently from the HFEA's and are not directly comparable with figures marked "From the HFEA register".

Under 3542.8%

From 617 intended egg retrievals.

35 to 3733.2%

From 546 intended egg retrievals.

38 to 4020.4%

From 618 intended egg retrievals.

Over 407.6%

From 498 intended egg retrievals.

Age groups as the US register publishes them.

Source: CDC 2022 ART clinic data: live births per intended egg retrieval, own eggs, all transfers within a year

Source page read 28 September 2026.

Key facts

Headline priceNot published
Who the country's law allows clinics to treatUS law is set by each state. Colorado, where the listed clinic is, bars clinics from refusing patients on marital status or sexual orientation and enforces surrogacy agreements for intended parents, married or unmarried, when treatment takes place in the state.
Donor anonymityHRC runs its own egg donation program and partners with outside sperm banks to help patients select a sperm donor.
Remote consultationNot offered
Prices and details checked28 September 2026

Treatments offered

IVFICSIIUIDonor eggsDonor spermPGT-AEgg freezing

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