In September 2026 I asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity about IVF, fertility doctors, success rates, egg freezing, IUI and fertility preservation in Raleigh. Everything on this page is what came back. No sample data.
Only 8 clinics were named for IVF questions. Atlantic Fertility, Carolina Conceptions and UNC Fertility appeared in every answer slot, 15 out of 15. The median clinic appeared in 76.7%. In most markets on this site it's 6.7%.
Clinics by share of the 15 answer slots.
Only 2 of the 8 were named once. In Raleigh real estate, 56 of 76 were.
UNC Fertility leads at 100%, with Atlantic Fertility, Carolina Conceptions and North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine at 93.3%. Shady Grove follows at 86.7%.
Duke Fertility Center appears in both markets, but only on 1 engine. Everyone else is effectively invisible.
Across 10 questions the top 3 barely move. For a clinic outside the 5, this isn't a ranking problem. It's an entry problem: the engines have settled on who counts.
I pulled 47 Triangle fertility clinics and doctors from Google Maps and checked the ones AI never named against their own websites for advertising tags. These are businesses already paying to be found.
The market numbers above are public. Yours are specific: how often you're named, who takes the answers you lose, the sources the engines read instead of your site, and where in the Triangle you disappear.
The same 15-answer measurement run on your clinic, against the names above.
IVF, IUI, egg freezing, preservation. The 5 leaders win nearly everything, so the gap for anyone else is specific and measurable.
The directories and review profiles handed to the patient in your place.
Run per location: Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Durham. “Near me” answers change block to block.
20 minutes. I'll have run your numbers before we speak, and you keep the report whether we work together or not.