People who visited the San Diego Fertility Center or Ivy Fertility clinic websites between January 1, 2020 and April 4, 2025 could claim a pro rata share of the $850,000 San Diego Fertility Center pixel tracking class action settlement. Claims closed June 24, 2025, and the settlement website says all payments have been sent.
Current Status
Claims are closed. The deadline was June 24, 2025, and the fairness hearing was set for July 18, 2025. The official settlement website now says all payments have been sent. Claimants who filed on time and have not been paid can contact the administrator through the settlement website.Free settlement alerts
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What Changed Recently?
The settlement is paid out. The administrator’s website reports that all disbursements have been sent to people who filed before the June 24, 2025 deadline.Plaintiffs first sued in federal court in San Diego in February 2024, alleging that tracking code such as the Meta Pixel on the clinics’ websites sent visitors’ information to Facebook and other third parties. That case was dismissed without prejudice in December 2024, and the settlement was approved in San Diego County Superior Court as Doe et al. v. San Diego Fertility Center Medical Group, Inc. et al. San Diego Fertility Center Medical Group and Ivy Fertility Services deny the allegations and any wrongdoing. They specifically deny sharing patient records, personal medical information, names, birthdays, email addresses or physical addresses.
Who Qualified?
The claim form asked people to certify that they visited one of the defendants’ websites between January 1, 2020 and April 4, 2025. The covered sites included sdfertility.com, the San Diego Fertility Center consultation scheduling page on app.ivyfertility.com, ivyfertility.com, and the websites of Ivy’s other clinics: Fertility Centers of Orange County, Reproductive Partners, Pacific NW Fertility, Fertility Associates of Memphis, Idaho Fertility Center, Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine, Nevada Fertility Center, Utah Fertility Center and Virginia Fertility & IVF.What Did the Settlement Offer?
The defendants paid $850,000 into a settlement fund. After court-approved costs, the administrator split the rest equally among valid claims, so each person’s share depended on how many people filed.What Happens Next?
Nothing remains to file. Anyone who filed a claim before the deadline and was not paid should reach the administrator through the official website, SDFC Ivy Pixel Settlement, with their full name, Claim ID and confirmation number.Sources and Verification
• Official settlement website, SDFC Ivy Pixel Settlement, including its payment update and court documents• Doe et al. v. San Diego Fertility Center Medical Group, Inc. et al., Case No. 37-2024-00006118, Superior Court of California, County of San Diego
• B.W. v. San Diego Fertility Center Medical Group, Inc., No. 3:24-cv-00237 (S.D. Cal.), federal docket on CourtListener
Questions
Did I need to be a patient to join the San Diego Fertility Center settlement?
No. The claim form asked people to certify that they visited one of the covered San Diego Fertility Center or Ivy Fertility websites between January 1, 2020 and April 4, 2025, not that they received treatment.
Have San Diego Fertility Center settlement payments been sent?
Yes. The official settlement website says all disbursements have been sent to people who filed before the June 24, 2025 deadline.
Which clinics were part of the Ivy Fertility settlement?
The covered websites included San Diego Fertility Center, Ivy Fertility, Fertility Centers of Orange County, Reproductive Partners, Pacific NW Fertility, Fertility Associates of Memphis, Idaho Fertility Center, Nevada Center for Reproductive Medicine, Nevada Fertility Center, Utah Fertility Center and Virginia Fertility & IVF.
