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The most important performance indicator for infertility centers worldwide is the Success Rate.
The success rate refers to the ratio of IVF procedures that result in a live birth to the total number of IVF cycles performed.
MOM Fertility Center has been designed and implemented based on the model of the Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine (CCRM), which holds the highest IVF success rate in the world (65%).
To achieve this, an extensive study of all success-related factors was conducted, and each component was implemented with exceptional precision—leading MOM Fertility Center to reach a success rate of over 55%.
The key contributing factors are briefly outlined below:
• Design and implementation of the embryology lab based on Class B cleanroom standards and the IVF operating rooms based on Class C cleanroom standards.
• Use of an 8-layer air filtration system to eliminate airborne particles in the embryology and andrology labs—particularly Volatile Organic Components (VOCs), which can be highly harmful to embryos.
• Utilization of the most advanced equipment in embryology, andrology, operating rooms, and radiology—each directly influencing IVF outcomes.
• Implementation of state-of-the-art Building Management System (BMS) technologies for precise control of incubator gases, as well as regulation of air pressure, temperature, and humidity in embryology, andrology, and IVF operating rooms.
• Establishment of a comprehensive Quality Control and Quality Assurance system to minimize errors, resolve issues, and standardize clinical protocols among physicians.
• Provision of cutting-edge medical genetics services to determine the most appropriate treatment strategy and select the best embryos to maximize pregnancy success and ensure embryo health.
• Offering family-centered psychological support services.
Given the psychological vulnerability of patients undergoing infertility treatment, mental health plays a crucial role in improving pregnancy success rates. For this reason, psychological well-being has been thoughtfully incorporated into every aspect of care—from architectural design to staff behavioral training.