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Fertility & IVF Center · Marlton, NJ

Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics

Grade and zScore: In the zReport

Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics is a fertility center in Marlton, NJ, reporting to the CDC under federal law. Its live birth rate for patients under 35 is not published as a rate for this center in the current CDC file (not reported, or too few cycles, which the CDC shows as a count rather than a percentage). The CDC publishes these figures so patients can read a center’s own numbers and states they are not for ranking centers against each other, because patient mix differs. The zReports grade and zScore for this center are in the zReport, with the other age bands and the eight layers beyond the CDC file.

On the federal record

StatusActive · Medicare certified
Address6000 Sagemore Dr, Suite 6102, Marlton, NJ 08053
Phone(856) 988-0072

On the CDC file

Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics is a fertility center in Marlton, NJ, reporting to the CDC under federal law. Its live birth rate for patients under 35 is not published as a rate for this center in the current CDC file (not reported, or too few cycles, which the CDC shows as a count rather than a percentage). The CDC publishes these figures so patients can read a center’s own numbers and states they are not for ranking centers against each other, because patient mix differs. The zReports grade and zScore for this center are in the zReport, with the other age bands and the eight layers beyond the CDC file.

CDC reporting year2021
Live births per intended retrieval, under 35, own eggsNot published
Cycles reported40
Status on the CDC fileOpen
zReports grade and zScoreIn the zReport
Live births by age, 35 to over 40In the zReport
Singleton and multiple birthsIn the zReport
Donor or frozen embryo live birth rateIn the zReport
Medical director, physicians, industry paymentsIn the zReport
Embryology lab (CLIA)In the zReport
Exclusions and board actionsIn the zReport
OwnershipIn the zReport
Published prices and centers within reachIn the zReport

SOURCE: CDC NASS FINAL ART SUCCESS RATES (EY8B-EJRF) · QUOTED AS FILED · THE CDC PUBLISHES THESE FIGURES SO PATIENTS CAN READ A CENTER’S OWN NUMBERS AND STATES THEY ARE NOT FOR RANKING CENTERS AGAINST EACH OTHER, BECAUSE PATIENT MIX DIFFERS.

Show me the zReport.

Nine layers of the official records on one center, every figure with its source and date. No center can edit it, manage it, or pay for it.

Behind the $200: the zReports grade and zScore, every age band, singleton and multiple births, the embryology lab, the physicians and their industry payments, exclusions and board actions, who owns the center, published prices, and the centers within reach.

Questions people ask about Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics

What is Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics’s IVF success rate?

The CDC file does not publish an under 35 live birth rate for Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics (not published as a rate for this center in the current CDC file (not reported, or too few cycles, which the CDC shows as a count rather than a percentage)). The CDC publishes these figures so patients can read a center’s own numbers and states they are not for ranking centers against each other, because patient mix differs.

How many IVF cycles does Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics perform?

Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics reported 40 cycles to the CDC for 2021 (37 with patients’ own eggs, 3 with donor eggs or embryos).

What is the zReports grade for Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics?

In the zReport. Behind the $200: the zReports grade and zScore, every age band, singleton and multiple births, the embryology lab, the physicians and their industry payments, exclusions and board actions, who owns the center, published prices, and the centers within reach. Show me the zReport.

Who is the medical director of Delaware Valley Institute Of Fertility & Genetics, and who owns it?

The medical director on the CDC file, the physicians on the federal registry, Open Payments to them, the embryology lab on the CLIA file and the ownership record are in the zReport. We stand behind transparency, records, and no affiliation. No center pays us. No center can change a line.

Who else is nearby?

Other CDC reporting centers in Marlton: South Jersey Fertility Center. The city page lists every reporting center with its filed under 35 rate and cycle count: https://zreports.org/rankings/fertility/nj/marlton.

What is a zReport?

Show me the zReport. Nine layers of the official records on one center, every figure with its source and date. No center can edit it, manage it, or pay for it. The zScore: computed from the official records, the reviews, and the signals around a center, like a credit score.

More fertility & ivf centers in Marlton

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Show me the zReport

Show me the zReport.

Nine layers of the official records on one center, every figure with its source and date. No center can edit it, manage it, or pay for it.

Free on this page: what the center filed with the CDC. Behind the $200: the zReports grade and zScore, every age band, singleton and multiple births, the embryology lab, the physicians and their industry payments, exclusions and board actions, who owns the center, published prices, and the centers within reach. Every figure with its source and date:

  1. Outcomes as filed with the CDC (CDC National ART Surveillance System)
  2. Physicians on the record (NPPES NPI Registry; CMS Doctors & Clinicians)
  3. Industry payments to those physicians (CMS Open Payments)
  4. The embryology lab (CMS CLIA laboratory file; CDC lab accreditation flag)
  5. Exclusions and board discipline (OIG LEIE; state medical boards)
  6. Your state’s coverage law (State infertility coverage statutes)
  7. Your other options within reach (Computed from CDC center locations)
  8. Who owns the center (Ownership network file)
  9. Signals: incidents, research, prices, reviews, employer networks (Public records and review platforms)

Where it comes from. Every figure is the government’s own, quoted with its source and date. Any figure we cannot find in the file is marked not published, never estimated. Corrections with a source: data@zreports.org.

Why $200

  • A cycle costs $15,000 to $30,000 and most people get one or two tries. $200 is under one percent of the decision it protects.
  • Nine layers, pulled from nine federal and state files, assembled for one center. The data firms that sell this to hospitals and investors charge thousands a year for less.
  • No center can buy a better line. The money comes from you, which is the only reason the record can be trusted.

We stand behind transparency, records, and no affiliation. No center pays us. No center can change a line.

A tip on the fee: you can ask the center you choose to credit the $200 report fee. The slip on the last page makes the ask easy, and a center with a strong record has the least reason to say no. No center is obliged. zReports has no affiliation with any center.

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SOURCE: CDC NATIONAL ART SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM (NASS) SUCCESS-RATE DATA · FEDERAL PROVIDER OF SERVICES FILE · FACILITIES ARE NEVER CONTACTED AND CANNOT PAY TO CHANGE SCORES · METHODOLOGY