Georgia IVF Clinics: CDC Cycle Data and Published BMI & Age Policies
CDC reporting year 2022 · policies checked Nov 2026
Georgia has 10 fertility clinics that reported to the CDC for 2022. Together they reported 9,926 ART cycles, including 1,873 cycles for patients over 40 and 532 donor egg or embryo transfers. We found a published BMI policy for 2 of them (Kindbody, Shady Grove Fertility). Georgia has a state law covering fertility preservation only.
KFF lists Georgia private insurance coverage as applying to health insurance organizations for iatrogenic infertility starting January 2026.
KFF“Georgia Covered: Health insurance organizations for iatrogenic infertility starting January 2026, excluding self-insured employers”Source: kff.org/womens-health-policy/state-indicator/infertility-… · checked Nov 2026
Starting January 2026; excludes self-insured employers. The ASRM state page lists 'Coverage Mandate: No' and 'Fertility Preservation: No' (appears not to reflect this).
State laws usually do not apply to self-funded employer plans. Check your own plan documents.
All 10 CDC-reporting clinics in Georgia
| Clinic (CDC name) | Total ART cycles (2022) | Cycles, patients over 40 | Donor egg/embryo transfers | BMI limit for egg retrieval | Max. age, own eggs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Reproductive Biology Associates Atlanta, GA | 2,893 | 580 | 227 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Atlanta Center for Reproductive Medicine Atlanta, GA | 2,456 | 364 | 105 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Atlanta, GA Policy source: Shady Grove Fertility (network / program level) | 1,666 | 389 | 114 | BMI limit 40 (published) (source) | Not found online |
Emory Reproductive Center Atlanta, GA Policy source: Emory Reproductive Center (network / program level) | 1,429 | 277 | 49 | Not found online | Not found online |
Massey Fertility Services Atlanta, GA | 384 | 106 | 18 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Hope Fertility Alpharetta, GA | 291 | 65 | 8 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
The Georgia Center for Reproductive Medicine Savannah, GA | 218 | 26 | 11 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Reproductive Medicine and Infertility Associates Augusta, GA | 218 | 26 | 0 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Columbus Center for Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, LLC Columbus, GA | 191 | 16 | 0 | Not yet reviewed | Not yet reviewed |
Atlanta, GA Policy source: Kindbody (network / program level) | 180 | 24 | 0 | No published number; assessed case by case (published) (source) | Not found online |
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.
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 Georgia?
10 clinics in Georgia reported data to the CDC National ART Surveillance System for 2022. The largest by volume was Reproductive Biology Associates in Atlanta with 2,893 cycles.
Which Georgia clinic treated the most patients over 40?
In the CDC 2022 data, Reproductive Biology Associates (Atlanta) reported the most cycles for patients over 40: 580. This is a volume figure, not a success rate.
Do Georgia IVF clinics have a BMI limit?
Many clinics set one, but most do not publish it. We found a published BMI policy for 2 of them (Kindbody, Shady Grove Fertility). For the rest, ask the clinic before booking a paid consultation.
Does Georgia require insurance to cover IVF?
Georgia has a state law covering fertility preservation only. The exact scope is quoted from the source above; employer self-funded plans are usually exempt from state mandates.
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