How comparisons work
How Atlas references work.
Provider comparisons use public pages, clear locations, listing update forms, state or metro context, and role-specific public information.
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- comparison lists
- Public
- reference links
- Open
- listing updates
From a public record to an Atlas profile
This page explains how Atlas checks public facts before they appear, so a comparison list is easier to use.
Start with public facts
Provider names, locations, role labels, websites, and official references are checked before page copy is trusted.
Show details only when complete
Review details need a public link, a value, a count, and a checked date before they appear on a provider profile.
Keep role metrics separate
Google ratings, FertilityIQ scores, CDC clinic figures, counsel fit, and insurance details are not blended into one score.
Keep listing updates open
Every profile keeps a form so outdated facts can be reviewed before public pages change.
Open provider directory →What we measure
Public pages, location clarity, service relevance, metro context, listing updates, and attributed review details.
Clinic numbers
CDC outcomes appear as clinic-level details with reporting year, cycles, and SART membership when matched.
How to update a listing
Every profile includes a form before public details change.
When ratings appear
Review details appear only when a link, value, count, and checked date are present.
Current Atlas comparisons
California surrogacy-friendly fertility clinic shortlist
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
Southern California clinic comparison for intended parents using a GC
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
Texas surrogacy-friendly fertility clinic shortlist
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
California reproductive attorney directory
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
Texas reproductive attorney directory
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
New York / Tri-State clinic and attorney coordination guide
Shortlist ordered by reference completeness, location clarity, accessible public references, attributed review details, and CDC ART clinic details where matched.
Google, FertilityIQ, and CDC stay separate
Google review details must include a public link, rating value, review count, and checked date.
FertilityIQ details are shown only when the listing can be attributed clearly.
CDC clinic details are clinic-specific and must include reporting year, a public link, a checked date, and cycle counts when available.
Every provider profile keeps a form for outdated facts or mismatched listings.
How Atlas works
We do not rank clinics
Use Atlas to compare location, doctors, and reviews, then ask Patriot how a clinic fits your route.
Open a profile for location, doctors, and reviews when we have them.
Clinic numbers are clinic-level, not a prediction for you.
Attorney pages help you prepare questions; they are not legal advice.
If a listing looks outdated, send an update from the profile.
Budget, match, readiness
Turn Atlas research into a staffed plan
Use this page to see how public facts are checked, then let Patriot connect the provider, law, clinic, budget, escrow, insurance, and timing questions.
First step
Readiness quiz
Review
Coordinator-reviewed plan
Next step
Coordinator follow-up
Plan your next step
The readiness quiz gives the team enough context to review budget, state-law, clinic, and matching questions before a coordinator call.