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IVF and fertility · every CDC reporting center

Your center’s ads say one thing. Its federal filings say another.

Every US fertility center is required by federal law to report its real outcomes to the CDC. Almost nobody reads them. zReports does: the filings, the physicians, the lab, the payments, the ownership, the reviews and the signals around a center, in one report, with every source named.

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.

Find your center One report, $200, yours permanently.

Nine layers, every figure with its source

The zScore: computed from the official records, the reviews, and the signals around a center, like a credit score.

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

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

Every figure is the government’s own, quoted with its source and date.

Why $200

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. No center can buy a better line. The money comes from you, which is the only reason the record can be trusted.

A tip on the fee

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. Every slip carries a report number any center can check at zreports.org/verify.

Inside Claude and ChatGPT

Add the zReports connector and ask which fertility center near you has the stronger records. Same answer, same official records. How to add it →

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