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At a glance

CDC 2022
Transfers using a carrier
2% U.S. 4.7%
Carrier transfers / yr
≈51 estimated
Rank by carrier volume
#37 of 450
Services
CarrierDonor eggEgg freezing
Medical director
Zev Rosenwaks, MD
SART · Lab
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Contact

1305 York Ave, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10021
(646) 962-2764Clinic website
#37 by gestational carrier volume · CDC 2022NY

Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine

Reproductive endocrinology & IVF · New York, NY

Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine reports to the CDC as one program covering 4 locations. The figures on this page are program-wide; each location's doctors are listed below.

Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine is a fertility practice in New York City, with four offices in the state of New York on this page: New York (1305 York Ave), East 68th Street, Brooklyn and Southampton. It reported 6,395 cycles and 3,160 embryo transfers in CDC reporting year 2022; an estimated 51 of those transfers, about 1.6%, used a gestational carrier.

Gestational carrier cycles

For surrogacy intended parents

2%
of transfers used a gestational carrier · U.S. 5%
≈51
carrier transfers per year, estimated from the CDC carrier share of ~3,160 total transfers
#37
of 450 U.S. clinics by carrier volume, not success rate

Share of transfers using a carrier, by patient age (2022)

Dark: Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine · Light: U.S. average

<35
2%vs 3%
35-37
3%vs 4%
38-40
1%vs 5%
>40
1%vs 10%

Three-year trend, share of transfers using a carrier

Patient age202020212022U.S. 2022
<351%1%2%3%
35-370%1%3%4%
38-402%2%1%5%
>400%1%1%10%
All ages1%1%2%5%

Total transfers (all egg sources, the CDC's denominator): 2020: 2,769 · 2021: 3,260 · 2022: 3,160

Volume estimate = the CDC's reported all-ages share of transfers that used a gestational carrier × the program's total transfers (the transfer count the CDC uses as that share's denominator). Where the CDC suppressed the all-ages share, the age-group shares are used instead and the tile says so.

Donor egg cycles

For egg donation intended parents

Live births per transfer, donor egg cycles (2022)

Frozen embryo transfer, donor eggs (fresh or banked)
45%
U.S. 45%
Donated embryos
no transfers of this type in 2022
U.S. 42%
Fresh donor eggs, fresh embryo transfer
fewer than 20 transfers; the CDC reports no rate
U.S. 52%
Frozen (banked) donor eggs, fresh embryo transfer
53%
U.S. 45%

146 transfers

Nearly all donor-egg transfers today are frozen embryo transfers — the embryo is frozen for genetic testing or scheduling whether the eggs were fresh or banked — so that is the figure to compare.

Share of cycles using donor eggs or embryos, by patient age

Patient ageWeill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive MedicineU.S. 2022
<351%2%
35-371%3%
38-401%5%
>407%21%

Egg freezing services: Yes

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Locations & doctors

Showing all 4 locations. Select a location to see its address, whether it has its own lab, and the doctors who practice there.

Reproductive endocrinologists

  • Pak Chung, MD

    Associate Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    Mandarin · NPI 1982794087

    Clinic biography

  • Owen Davis, MD

    Associate Director, IVF

    NPI 1952491136

    Clinic biography

  • Dan Goldschlag, MD

    Assistant Professor of Clinical Reproductive Medicine and Clinical OB/GYN

    NPI 1952497968

    Clinic biography

  • Hey-Joo Kang, MD

    Associate Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1376765677

    Clinic biography

  • Isaac Kligman, MD

    Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1003902040

    Clinic biography

  • Alexis Melnick, MD

    Assistant Professor of Reproductive Medicine and OB/GYN

    NPI 1023251378

    Clinic biography

  • David Reichman, MD, FACOG

    Associate Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1114118239

    Clinic biography

  • Zev Rosenwaks, MD

    Director and Physician-in-Chief

    NPI 1093805038

    Clinic biography

  • Farrah Saleh, MD

    Assistant Professor of Reproductive Medicine and OB/GYN

    NPI 1851957211

    Clinic biography

  • Glenn Schattman, MD

    Associate Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1538259635

    Clinic biography

  • Steven Spandorfer, MD

    Associate Professor of OB/GYN and Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1578652889

    Clinic biography

  • Joshua Stewart, MD

    Assistant Professor of Reproductive Medicine and OB/GYN

    NPI 1669739280

    Clinic biography

  • Gabriela Beroukhim, MD

    Assistant Professor of Reproductive Medicine and OB/GYN

    NPI 1275198921

    Clinic biography

  • Rony Elias, MD

    Associate Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    English, Spanish, Arabic, French · NPI 1518013739

    Clinic biography

  • Mohamad Irani, MD

    Assistant Professor of Reproductive Medicine and OB/GYN

    NPI 1154602670

    Clinic biography

  • Gianpiero Palermo, MD, PhD

    Professor of Embryology; Blavatnik Family Professor of Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1750648267

    Clinic biography

  • Samantha Pfeifer, MD

    Professor of Clinical OB/GYN and Clinical Reproductive Medicine

    NPI 1124053087

    Clinic biography

NPI Registry and the clinic's website. Listing is factual and public. Physicians may request a correction or removal at any time.

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Questions about Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine

Does Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine do gestational carrier cycles, and how many?

Yes, in small numbers that have risen each year. The CDC's figures give an estimated 17 transfers with a gestational carrier in 2020, 33 in 2021 and 51 in 2022. The 2022 figure is about 1.6% of the clinic's 3,160 embryo transfers, against about 5% across all U.S. clinics.

What are the results of Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine with donor eggs?

The clinic reported 146 transfers in donor egg cycles for 2022. With frozen embryos from donor eggs, 45% of transfers led to a live birth (U.S.: 45%); with fresh embryos from frozen donor eggs, 53% (U.S.: 45%).

Do any doctors at Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine speak a language other than English?

Yes. According to their biographies on the clinic's website, Pak H. Chung speaks Chinese, and Rony Elias speaks English, French, Arabic and Spanish. They are two of the 17 doctors listed on this page.

Sources

  1. CDC ART Success Rates: Clinic Services & Profiles (2022) — CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS), 2022 reporting year, dataset ix4g-rt8v
  2. CDC ART Success Rates: Patient & Cycle Characteristics (2022) — CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS), 2022 reporting year, dataset wrev-kwxu
  3. CDC ART Success Rates: Success Rates (2022) — CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS), 2022 reporting year, dataset cchw-gdwa
  4. CDC ART Success Rates: Summary (2022) — CDC National ART Surveillance System (NASS), 2022 reporting year, dataset 9tjt-seye
  5. NPPES NPI Registry — CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System — physician roster
  • CDC National ART Surveillance System clinic datasets for Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine (clinic ID 437), reporting years 2020–2022.
  • NPPES NPI Registry, physicians with taxonomy 207VE0102X at the clinic's addresses.
  • Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine website.
  • Reporting year 2022 is the most recent published by the CDC.
  • CDC datasets are published with a lag of several years, and the field has since seen many mergers, acquisitions and renamings. We update each clinic’s current name, network and offices from its own website as best we can, but details may be out of date (the CDC-registered name appears in the citation above). Clinics may request corrections at any time.
  • The gestational carrier volume is an estimate from the CDC’s own figures for the reporting year shown — an indication of scale, not a current or exact count.
  • Ivy Surrogacy is an independent agency; this listing does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by Weill Cornell Medicine, Center for Reproductive Medicine unless stated.
  • Informational only, not medical advice; clinics are not ranked by success rate.
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