Caperton Fertility Institute is located in the heart of Albuquerque, NM. We are the leading fertility clinic in the Southwest region. Our practice is led by Dr. Lee Caperton, the only Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologist and Fertility Specialist practicing and living in the State of New Mexico. He brings a wealth of expertise to our patients and has cared for thousands of individuals struggling with infertility to help them realize their dreams of parenthood. With our combination of compassionate care, deep clinical expertise and the most advanced technology, our team is devoted to men and women a unique approach to their fertility treatment. Internal gestational carrier / surrogacy and egg donor programs are managed internally.
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
What this listing mentions
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Restroom
Transgender safe space
LGBTQ+ friendly
Women-owned
Takes credit cards
Takes debit cards
Takes mobile payments
Appointment recommended
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
Google Reviews
I just had my first meeting with Dr. Caperton. After an arduous fertility journey across multiple states I've seen all the ways fertility appointments can go wrong. I left there with a smile on my face a plan that makes sense for me and tiny glimmer of hope. He listened to what I had to say, he was compassionate about the loses I've experienced and he made me laugh when all I wanted to do was cry. I don't feel like I was pushed into any decisions and multiple times I was asked what do I want to do. I felt heard and I felt safe.
5 out of 5 Meg N. Quote shortened.
The Caperton Fertility Clinic was a dream come true. We felt right at home, they included us in every step of the process, and with their technology and support, our first round of ivf was successful. All of the Drs and staff are amazing, especially Dr. Raff, who was with us every step of the way.
5 out of 5 Micheon S.
Overall disappointed. After a failed IVF cycle, the embryologist called to tell me that the IVF coordinator and doctor would call me to review the next steps. I never received a phone call or follow up message. When I would ask medical questions that I could relay to family members who work in the medical field, the staff would respond sharply by saying”what are you a doctor?”. No, I am just asking for information that is relevant to my care so I can also research options and make decisions off this info. Fertility clinics out of state were able to provide statistics for their practice.