Everleap Fertility
The new name, from October 13, 2026, of RMA, Boston IVF, Conceptions and six other US fertility practices of the IVI RMA group: 62 locations in 18 states.
At a glance
Updated monthly · checked 27 h agoEverleap Fertility is a national fertility clinic network offering IVF, egg freezing, IUI, and more. At Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey, its largest of 20 CDC-reporting locations, the most recent CDC IVF live-birth rate for patients under 35 is 60.8% per intended egg retrieval.
What this clinic offers
One network of practices that worked together behind the scenes for years within IVIRMA North America, now under one name: the same doctors, care teams, patient portal and phone numbers, with the research of the IVI RMA group behind them.
Boston IVF, RMA Network and 7 other practices are now Everleap Fertility
On October 13, 2026, 9 fertility practices took one new name, Everleap Fertility: Boston IVF, RMA Network, Conceptions, Mid Iowa Fertility, Reproductive Care Center, Island Reproductive Services, Ohio Reproductive Medicine, Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Wilmington Fertility Center. Everleap Fertility lists 62 US locations in 18 states. Everleap Fertility's announcement.
What Everleap Fertility says stays the same
- Doctors and care team: “The physicians, nurses and care team you know and trust will not change as a result of our new brand name”
- Patient portal and billing: “You'll continue using the same Artemis patient portal, billing system, and appointment process you use today.”
- Insurance: “This name change does not affect your insurance coverage or benefits. You may start to see Everleap Fertility listed on your claims.”
- Phone numbers: “Existing clinic phone numbers remain the same unless you've been notified otherwise.”
- Partners: “our relationships with partners like Costco and Sesame and Gaia remain the same.”
Quoted from Everleap Fertility's page about the new name, read Oct 14, 2026. Signs and paperwork change over time, so you may still see the old name at your clinic for a while.
Every Everleap Fertility location the CDC reports on
20 Everleap Fertility locations report IVF outcomes to the CDC, each under the name it reported with (2022 data, the latest the CDC has published). Grouped by former brand. Each figure is that location's own; open one for its full record.
A dash means the CDC published no percentage for that location (too few cycles for one, or none). The new-patient figure adds up every transfer from a first-time patient's retrievals, so it runs higher than the per-retrieval rate. The CDC lists clinics rather than every office, so it has fewer records than the 62 US locations Everleap Fertility lists. Its full location list.
Source: CDC ART Success Rates (NASS)
IVF success rate by patient age
Live-birth rates from the CDC ART report, grouped by the patient's age at treatment. Younger age bands report higher rates; a rate is not a promise of any outcome.
Per intended retrieval measures live births against each egg retrieval a patient plans, the honest denominator we lead with. Per transfer measures them against each embryo transfer instead, a different question, so the two are not directly comparable. Why the two differ. A percentage marked "Not reported" is unavailable, not a 0% result.
Source: CDC ART Success Rates (NASS) · as of Oct 12, 2026
Published cost
What this clinic publishes for a standard cycle, where it discloses one. Medications, testing, and add-ons are usually billed separately.
Cost not published
Everleap Fertility does not publish a standard cycle price. Estimate a realistic all-in cost with the IVF cost calculator, and request a personalized quote from the clinic confirming exactly what each package includes.
How to get care at Everleap Fertility
Start with the clinic directly: request a consultation, ask for its current success rates and full cost breakdown, and confirm which services apply to your situation.
The new name of RMA, Boston IVF and seven other practices of the IVI RMA group.
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Registered research studies
56 studies registered at ClinicalTrials.gov that name this clinic.
- Discarded Materials Study
- Evaluation of Discarded Laboratory Pathological Specimens and Media
- Evaluation of Donated Human Embryos Following in Vitro Fertilization
- Study of Gene Associations and Infertility
- Male Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technologies Research Biobank
- Laser Acupuncture Before and After Embryo Transfer Improves IVF Outcomes
- Natural Cycle In Vitro Fertilization
- Study of Ovum Donors After Donation
- Study of the Efficacy of 24 Chromosome Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)
- The Human Microbiome and IVF Outcomes
Source: ClinicalTrials.gov API v2 · as of Oct 6, 2026
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Common questions about Everleap Fertility
What is Everleap Fertility?
On October 13, 2026, 9 fertility practices took one new name, Everleap Fertility: Boston IVF, RMA Network, Conceptions, Mid Iowa Fertility, Reproductive Care Center, Island Reproductive Services, Ohio Reproductive Medicine, Delaware Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Wilmington Fertility Center. Everleap Fertility lists 62 US locations in 18 states. The practices were part of IVIRMA North America, which Everleap Fertility says "has evolved into Everleap Fertility".
Is Boston IVF now Everleap Fertility?
Yes. Boston IVF is one of the 9 practices that took the name Everleap Fertility on October 13, 2026. Everleap Fertility says "The physicians, nurses and care team you know and trust will not change as a result of our new brand name", and "You'll continue using the same Artemis patient portal, billing system, and appointment process you use today.".
Is RMA now Everleap Fertility?
Yes. RMA Network is one of the 9 practices that took the name Everleap Fertility on October 13, 2026. Everleap Fertility says "The physicians, nurses and care team you know and trust will not change as a result of our new brand name", and "You'll continue using the same Artemis patient portal, billing system, and appointment process you use today.".
Does the Everleap Fertility name change my insurance?
No, according to Everleap Fertility: "This name change does not affect your insurance coverage or benefits. You may start to see Everleap Fertility listed on your claims." Coverage still depends on your plan, so check your benefits as before.
What is Everleap Fertility's IVF success rate?
At Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey, Everleap Fertility's largest CDC-reporting location, the most recent CDC-reported IVF live-birth rate is 60.8% for patients under 35, measured per intended egg retrieval using the patient's own eggs (CDC reporting year 2022). Success rates fall sharply with patient age and reflect a clinic's case mix as much as its lab, so compare clinics within the same age band, not by the headline number.
What fertility services does Everleap Fertility offer?
Everleap Fertility reports offering IVF, Egg freezing, IUI, ICSI, PGT-A, Donor eggs, Fertility preservation. Offering a service is not the same as it being right for your diagnosis, so confirm the details and any eligibility requirements with the clinic directly.