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IVF clinics and results in Wisconsin
6 clinics, 2,887 procedures in 2021.

Short answer

In CDC's 2021 state data brief (published December 2023), 6 Wisconsin clinics reported data, and women living in Wisconsin had 2,887 ART procedures, or 2,271 per million women aged 15 to 49 (U.S.: 3,250). ART babies were 1.7% of births to Wisconsin residents in 2021: 1,050 of 61,781 (U.S.: 2.3%).

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CDC data

Wisconsin's 2021 figures

CDC measure, 2021Wisconsin
Clinics in Wisconsin reporting to CDC6
ART procedures for women living in Wisconsin2,887
Procedures per 1 million women aged 15 to 49 (U.S.: 3,250)2,271
Embryo-transfer procedures among them2,409
Live-birth deliveries from these procedures1,081
Live-born infants from these procedures1,163
Babies born in 2021 to Wisconsin residents conceived with ART1,050 of 61,781 (1.7%; U.S.: 2.3%)

Counted by the patient's state of residence; excludes cycles in which eggs or embryos were only banked. Source: CDC, State-Specific ART Surveillance, 2021 Data Brief (December 2023).

Of the 2,887 procedures, 2,409 were embryo transfers, resulting in 1,081 live-birth deliveries and 1,163 live-born infants. The 1,050 figure counts a different thing: babies born during 2021 to Wisconsin mothers.

What this means for you

No mandate yet; a bill was introduced

Wisconsin does not require insurers to cover fertility treatment. In October 2025, Democratic legislators introduced the Building Families Act to require coverage of infertility treatment and fertility preservation; it is a proposal, not law. Until something changes, your plan's own terms decide, so ask your insurer or HR and confirm with the state insurance department.

CDC counts procedures by the patient's state of residence, so Wisconsin women treated in other states are included, and the 6 clinics are those that reported (453 of 501 nationally in 2021). Ask each clinic for its own results for women your age.

From the book

Eight questions before IVF

When you pay out of pocket, every answer matters. Map to the Positive suggests asking your specialist:

  1. What's the clinic's success rate for women my age and with my diagnosis?
  2. What protocol do you recommend for me, and why?
  3. Will we do a fresh or a frozen transfer? Why?
  4. How many embryos will be transferred?
  5. Is PGT indicated in my case?
  6. What are the total expected costs?
  7. What's included? What could come as an extra?
  8. How many attempts do you suggest before we revisit the strategy?
Where this fits

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These questions close Chapter 35 of Map to the Positive, in Station IV, after a phase-by-phase walk through IVF from stimulation to the two-week wait. Chapter 34 shows the simpler rungs of the treatment ladder that often come first.

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