Data and code associated with publication: Impact of satellite clinics on geographic access to assisted reproductive technology services in the United States

The presence of either a main or satellite assisted reproductive technology (ART) clinic in a US Census Core Based Statistical Area (CBSA) was modeled using logistic regression. The presence of main and satellite clinics were modeled separately as a function of CBSA median income and CBSA female population age 20-45. The counts of clinics was explored in relation to medical practice number of ART cycles. The impact of a state insurance mandate for in vitro fertilization (IVF) on the number of clinics per capita was also investigated. Finally, the number of satellite and main clinics per practice was compiled with respect to US geographic region.