Have you checked sart.org? I read in What To Expect Before You're expecting that your clinic should be on their list (SART = Society for Assisted Reproductive Technoloy) and their website provides data for all the clinics in regard to % of pregnancies...but they said to make sure look at the % of live births. Once you get to the site, click on the header "IVF Success Rates" and then "Find a Clinic" and you will be able to see their statistics based on location.

I chose a clinic close to my home, Monterey Bay IVF. Check out their website. I love the doctor, he is very informative and kind and his staff is also very nice and professional. The clinic itself is beautiful and has a calming affect for me. The doctor even answers my questions and concerns via email which I love in case I've forgotten to ask something at my visits. He also has a blog in which he answers questions from around the world regarding infertility.

Best of luck to you!

Which clinic in Portland are you considering? I have been to both OHSU (Oregon health and science university) and Oregon Reproductive medicine. I love the staff at Oregon reproductive medicine and I believe they are ranked in the top 10 in the nation for success rates. Feel free to msg me with any questions you may have about either of the clinics.

Our issue is Male Factor as well :(
I live in southern California and did my IVF clincial trial at HRC fertility in Encino, CA and they took excellent care of me. My doctor was Dr. Boostanfar who is the same doctor who helped "The Little Couple" on TLC try to conceive.
I'm also going in for a consultation end of July at Acacio Fertility located in Laguna Nigel, CA which is closer to my home. According to certain data I've read, they have above average success rates.
Both clinics are on sart.org.
Good Luck!!!

I live in Villa Park and work in Newport Beach (CA). I went to Southern California for Reproductive Medicine (on sart) and saw Dr. Anderson. I went through 3 cycles of IUI all with negative results, but what I've learned is that you must ask questions, because I felt in the dark the whole time.

From the initial consult I should have changed doctors. After all the initial tests that were done, I was never given the results to and/or explaination or what my condition (if any) is. Dr. Anderson told me that the best route for us would be IUI. Like I said they have all been negative.

I'm currently looking for a new doctor and reading a lot on different procedures and the DS community has definately helped with many of my questions.

I would recommend to do plenty of research and ask tons of questions, I think that was my biggest mistake. I was new at it and trusted thay my doctor would do what was best for us.

Good luck in your search.

Depending on where in CA you are, you might be close enough to drive to Reno to the Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine.

http://www.nevadafertility.com/nevada/

Several journals have ranked the clinic in the top in the country (one ranked it 6th in the nation and another "one of the 17 Fertility Centers of Excellence") One of the docs was on the Oprah Winfrey show twice discussing IF. I don't know why I am so impressed by that given that I never actually watched her show, but I am. :)

I absolutely love the staff, including the docs and nurses. My DH has been really happy and comfortable with them, too (which is saying a lot).