Source-linked data only: US CDC ART Surveillance (2022 reporting year) and policies quoted from official clinic pages, checked Nov 2026.
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Great Plains & Mountain West: IVF Clinics, CDC Cycle Data and Published Policies

CDC reporting year 2022 · policies checked Nov 2026

14 fertility clinics across Iowa (2), Nebraska (2), North Dakota (1), South Dakota (1), Montana (1), Idaho (1), Utah (4), New Mexico (2) reported to the CDC for 2022: 13,742 ART cycles in total, 1,867 of them for patients over 40. We found a published BMI policy for 1 of them (University of Iowa Health Care — Center for Advanced Reproductive Care). Each of these states has fewer than 5 reporting clinics, so they are shown together.

14
CDC-reporting clinics
13,742
ART cycles reported (2022)
1,867
cycles for patients over 40
1,123
donor egg/embryo transfers
1
clinics with a published BMI policy we verified

All 14 CDC-reporting clinics in this region

IVF clinics in Great Plains & Mountain West that reported to the CDC for 2022.
Clinic (CDC name)StateTotal ART cycles (2022)Cycles, patients over 40Donor egg/embryo transfersBMI limit for egg retrievalMax. age, own eggs
Iowa City, IA
Policy source: University of Iowa Health Care — Center for Advanced Reproductive Care (network / program level)
IA1,41415078BMI limit 50 (published) (source)Not found online
Mid-Iowa Fertility, PC
Clive, IA
IA86810274Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Idaho Center for Reproductive Medicine
Boise, ID
ID1,143197221Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Billings Clinic, Reproductive Medicine and Fertility Care
Billings, MT
MT5075235Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Sanford Health Reproductive Medicine Institute
Fargo, ND
ND4932510Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Reproductive Health Specialists
Elkhorn, NE
NE1,0808236Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine, PC
Omaha, NE
NE92211069Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Caperton Fertility Institute, LLC
Albuquerque, NM
NM4608215Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
The Fertility Center of New Mexico, LLC
Albuquerque, NM
NM3113731Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Sanford Women's Health
Sioux Falls, SD
SD6405720Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Utah Fertility Center
Pleasant Grove, UT
UT4,006764437Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine
Salt Lake City, UT
UT80411344Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Reproductive Care Center
Sandy, UT
UT7237453Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed
Conceptions Fertility Center
Provo, UT
UT371220Not yet reviewedNot yet reviewed

Cycle counts: CDC National ART Surveillance System, 2022 final data. “Not yet reviewed” means we have not checked that clinic's website; it does not mean the clinic has no policy. Send us an official policy link.

Insurance law by state

Iowa insurance law

ASRM's Iowa page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'No'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : No Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

Nebraska insurance law

ASRM's Nebraska page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'No'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : No Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

ASRM note: fertility enhancing drugs are expressly excluded from Medicaid. KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

North Dakota insurance law

ASRM's North Dakota page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'None'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : None Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

South Dakota insurance law

ASRM's South Dakota page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'No'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : No Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

Montana insurance law

ASRM states that Montana HMOs must provide 'infertility services' as basic health care services and that Montana law does not define the term.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“To qualify as a health maintenance organization (HMO), an entity must provide “basic health care services,” which includes “infertility services.” Montana law does not define “infertility services.””

Applies only to HMOs; effective 1987; scope of covered services undefined (ASRM). KFF additionally lists individual and group plans for cancer-related iatrogenic infertility, excluding self-insured and religious employers.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

Idaho insurance law

ASRM's Idaho page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'No'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : No Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

Utah insurance law

KFF lists Utah as requiring private insurance coverage of infertility services by insurers, excluding self-insured employers; the private-insurance entry does not name IVF.

KFF
“Utah Covered: Insurers, excluding self-insured employers Covered: Testing and IVF for individuals with certain genetic conditions, fertility preservation for cancer-related iatrogenic infertility”

The excerpt runs on into the Medicaid column of the KFF table (testing and IVF for individuals with certain genetic conditions; fertility preservation for cancer-related iatrogenic infertility) - that part is Medicaid, not private insurance. The ASRM state page describes the Utah scope as the Public Employees' Health Plan and the Medicaid program rather than private insurers generally, so the two sources differ.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

New Mexico insurance law

ASRM's New Mexico page lists the state infertility coverage mandate as 'No'.

ASRM (ReproductiveFacts.org)
“Coverage Mandate 1 : No Scope of Mandate 2 : N/A Coverage Cap 3 : N/A”

KFF state indicator (as of November 2025) also lists private insurance coverage of infertility services for this state as 'Not Covered'.

State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.

How to read this table

Cycle counts come from the CDC National ART Surveillance System for the 2022 reporting year, the latest final clinic-level data CDC has published. A high number of cycles for patients over 40 shows that a clinic regularly treats that age group; it is not a measure of quality or success, and CDC cautions against using its tables to rank clinics.

BMI and age policies are shown only where we found them stated on the clinic’s or its network’s official website and could quote them. A network-level policy is labelled as such, because a network page does not always apply to every location. Before paying a consultation fee, ask the clinic directly using our questions checklist.

Frequently asked questions

How many IVF clinics are in Iowa?

2 clinic(s) in Iowa reported to the CDC for 2022: University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Center for Advanced Reproductive Care (Iowa City); Mid-Iowa Fertility, PC (Clive).

How many IVF clinics are in Nebraska?

2 clinic(s) in Nebraska reported to the CDC for 2022: Reproductive Health Specialists (Elkhorn); Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine, PC (Omaha).

How many IVF clinics are in North Dakota?

1 clinic(s) in North Dakota reported to the CDC for 2022: Sanford Health Reproductive Medicine Institute (Fargo).

How many IVF clinics are in South Dakota?

1 clinic(s) in South Dakota reported to the CDC for 2022: Sanford Women's Health (Sioux Falls).

How many IVF clinics are in Montana?

1 clinic(s) in Montana reported to the CDC for 2022: Billings Clinic, Reproductive Medicine and Fertility Care (Billings).

How many IVF clinics are in Idaho?

1 clinic(s) in Idaho reported to the CDC for 2022: Idaho Center for Reproductive Medicine (Boise).

How many IVF clinics are in Utah?

4 clinic(s) in Utah reported to the CDC for 2022: Utah Fertility Center (Pleasant Grove); Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine (Salt Lake City); Reproductive Care Center (Sandy); Conceptions Fertility Center (Provo).

How many IVF clinics are in New Mexico?

2 clinic(s) in New Mexico reported to the CDC for 2022: Caperton Fertility Institute, LLC (Albuquerque); The Fertility Center of New Mexico, LLC (Albuquerque).

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