Juergen Eisermann

He has been doing this for a very long time and is therefore very knowledgeable. He was very honest with us from the very beginning about the low success rate we could expect if we used my own eggs due to my diminished ovarian reserve. He never made us feel rushed or pressured into choosing any specific treatment or protocol. He also worked very well with my local doctor when it came to making all of the arrangements for my treatment and deciding what would work best for me based on my particular case. On the day of the embryo transfer, he was very kind and gentle and was very comforting. I felt a little rushed, but I think that's just because he is so used to doing the procedure. But he spoke with my husband both before and after the transfer, making sure we had no questions for him and to give us his best wishes for a positive pregnancy.

You won't be speaking directly with him most of the time, so its best to be patient with his staff who will do most of the liaising with patients.

He had all of our information from tests and stuff done with previous doctors, so the only other things we had to do was repeat a sperm analysis and get immunological blood work on me. The blood work showed that I had antiphosolipids so he added an anti-coagulant medication to my regimen on the day of transfer. Because of my endometriosis, I was put on a month of oral birth control and about three weeks of Lupron prior to embryo transfer. I've also been given progesterone support via PIO injections and vaginal suppositories, and I've been taking estrogen orally, vaginally and with patches. So far everything looks good, we will be having our Beta HCG later this week.

The IVF transfer alone was about $10,000.00 The medication and monitoring was paid separately (and the purchasing of donor eggs). All that other stuff was about another $15,000.00

Dr. Eisermann is soft spoken and appears to care for his patients. He doesn’t pressure you to do any treatments you aren’t ready for. He explains himself well most of the time. Sometimes he uses terminology difficult to understand but if you ask him to better explain himself he has no issue doing so. He’s friendly, very smart and kind.

Ask questions and what your options are. He will answer.

The process began with taking clomid followed by ovidrel injections. Purpose was to stimulate ovaries to produce eggs and release them. After multiple unsuccessful outcomes, we discovered one of my Fallopian tubes was blocked and the other very narrow. Dr. Eisermann at that point suggested surgery and then performed it on me.

Clomid: about $5-7 Ovidrel injections: $50 Doctor visits: $50-100.00 Blood work: 50-70$ Pap smears: around $100$ Surgery: 100$

Dr. Eisermann is a great professional with high ethical sense, he is very transparent and has very warm bed manners. He committed to our journey always keep us grounded in reality. Dr. Eisermann always made us feel as if we were his only patients.- I am grateful to have found him and for his support with our cycles.

Ask a lot of questions, the doctor is EXTREMELY knowledgeable and very open to share- understanding the process helps to go through the journey. It helps to manage the emotional component of it.

Each cycle was around $15k

Dr. Eisermann is convervative; meaning he will do what is needed to achieve pregnancy, taking in consideration the mom and baby health. He also understood our moral stands and respected them.

Dr. Eisermann and his team are very professional. When you interact with him you can immediately tell that he is well versed in his field. His level of knowledge is evident. I felt that because he explains this every day, multiple times a day, he sometimes goes too fast and can be confusing. He reassures you when you ask a question but left me feeling unclear with his final answer. What I do love about him is that after our failed attempt he told me that he would work with me to identify why we did not get pregnant. He set me up for a few tests and immediately identified a possible caused. He addressed it and within a few months we were pregnant with twins.

Follow his instructions to the letter. Rely on his team to offer the additional support you will need. When in doubt of ask him for further details, if still not sure, contact another individual from his team who can help.

One of the things I remember is that after my first failed attempt, the doctor wanted to identify why my embryo didn't attach. After running some tests he set me up for intralipid transfusions which allowed my body to be receptive and not reject my second transfer. I needed a total of three intralipid transfusions, two were administered in the doctor's office and the last one was conveniently set to be done in my home (same cost).

I invested over $30K in the process (two attempts)

Dr. Eisermann really left it up to my husband and I to chose. We didn't have that many available to begin with, so on our first attempt we decided on one embryo (didn't attach). Second attempt, we opted for two embryos which resulted in a twin pregnancy. We are expecting a boy and a girl.

Dr. Eisermann has great bedside manner and will give you the time needed to answer all questions you might have. His statistics are some of the best in the area. The only negative is that due to him being in high demand, it can be difficult to get an appointment specifically with him. Usually they will try to give you an appointment with a nurse rather than with him. I always ask for him specifically when scheduling an appointment and am able to get him about 50% of the time. I also do not like the fact that he does not perform the IUIs himself.

IUI: femara 5mg on days 3-7, ovidrel around day 14 depending on ultrasound, IUI approximately 24 hours later. IVF: About to start the process so cannot comment yet.

IUIs were covered by insurance, so I paid a $65 copay for each visit. Visits for bloodwork only were fully covered by my insurance (no copay). Intralipid treatment was not covered by insurance and was $170 out of pocket per IV treatment. Bloodwork for natural killer (NK) cells was not covered by insurance and was about $350 out of pocket. My IVF cycle will cost about $12,000 plus medications. They offer several packages depending on your specific medical needs. They also offer different discounts to these packages at times.

About to start the IVF process so cannot comment yet.

I must say there has been a long process for us and if you are in a rush this is just not the mindset to keep. Patience and following medical advise is key. It is not easy though. With this said I must say that I never saw myself utilizing an IVF specialist as I had 3 live births in my life 2 from my 1st marriage and 1 from my current marriage which afterwards we were having a tough time conceiving again therefore were open to have this help. Are there any regrets? Yes and No as I wish I would have educated myself to save my own embryo as using a donor one took a bit to accept, but once done I could not look back and am very happy I did. Dr. Eiserman was a key proponent in discussing many of our concerns and helped us get educated on the IVF world and process of how he was confident he could help us after reviewing our medical records. I am in the medical field and understood much of his process yet had questions as this was an uncharted territory for me. We felt his demeanor and professionalism helped us make the decision to move forward and embark in this process. Since the day we said yes to proceed Dr. Eiserman was a man of his word, very attentive and displayed much patience to address any concerns we may have had. My husband and or myself. our meetings were thorough never rushed and he made sure to help us feel we were engaged and educated. We did have a setback upon our 1st expected FET (frozen egg) where it never happened due to internal issues with the embryo and this was devastating to us all. As much all time was spent in preparation and the waiting was unbearable ( this is why I mentioned previously, patience is a virtue) It was very difficult and disappointing as we were lost and for a moment felt we needed to walk away. Fortunately Dr. Eiserman sat with us reviewed the issues at hand and knew that he had to do the right thing being he was a man of his word and after his own internal review he was able to make this process a reality again for us making sure to take full ownership, therefore a new cycle was started in preparation for a new FET with a fresh embryo. Once he was able to immediately address this issue we were back on track to start the stim cycle again in line to perform FET. 2 months later (which felt like another year) we were able to do our FET and 6 weeks later we tested positive. After the monitoring and following his plan of care we were discharged with a positive pregnancy past our 12 weeks and we welcome our son 7 weeks early this March 2017. We are blessed and could never be more thankful of Dr. Eiserman he knew and knows this filed and is one of the many blessings that helped us and crossed our path allowing us to experience this blessing one more time in our lives. Forever we are thankful!

Patience, be informed, ask questions but educate yourself that you are able to have a dialogue with a physician that knows his field. Allow yourself to be open for options as what you may think is the only avenue you need or want to experience with today's technology you have other options that can and may help you conceive.

Birth Control to start off Lupron 5units daily Pelvic Ultrasounds Estrace 2mg Vivelle Patches .1mg x2 Antibiotics (Doxycycline 100mg) for myself and husband prior to FET Progesterone capsules 200mg Progesterone oil 50mg Prenatal Vitamins Baby Aspirin 80mg Medrol 4 mg Husbands sperm donation for fertilization process Progestrone injections

22k + out of pocket

My favorite doctors' office - from the staff, to the nurses, to my doc (Dr. Eisermann), and even the doctors on call! Nurses were always personable and nice. My calls were usually returned in a timely manner. I didn't like that there was no direct connection to a nurse; you always had to leave a message. However, I had an emergency one time and the operator/front desk was able to get me answers right away. I honestly have no complaints, only gratefulness for this office. God lead us to Dr. Eisermann and I am forever grateful. He's the absolute best! He makes my husband and I feel comfortable and explains everything thoroughly. He's patient and always gives me undivided attention. And best of all, in just a few months, he made our dreams come true, after struggling with infertility for 4 years! I am beyond grateful for him and that God lead me to him. Keep doing what you guys do - you do it best! THANK YOU for everything!

GO FOR IT! He's the best.

We had a case of male infertility due to cancer. The Doctor was informative, talked very well about my case and my chances of getting pregnant. He gave us good odds from the beginning. My first transfer resulted in an ectopic pregnancy. In the days leading up to my first ultrasound, I had very low bchg levels but the doctor never implied nor assumed it was ectopic. I guess that is the only thing I would criticize, that never informed us that it could be a possibility. However, during my second transfer, he was positive that it would be successful and made sure to do things differently. I ended up getting pregnant and having a baby.

Ask away. Make sure to ask what will better your odds, what things to avoid and ask for direct numbers to his nurses and staff.

My husbands very low sperm count disqualified us from IUI. IVF was our option from the get go.I had a pretty regular procedure. I had very regular periods so they started me on decadron, gonal, and some other drugs I can’t remember now. Egg retrieval went well, 12 eggs and 8 fertilized. First transfer consisted of two embryos, but resulted in ectopic pregnancy and tube removal. Second time I was on Estrace, vivelle patches, and Lupron. After the embryo transfer I was on progesterone oil and estrace or estradiol. This continued until I was about 3 months along.

It was an entire package that included a number of tests, ultrasounds and vistos. Without medication, the entire ivf process was 6,000. The second time since it was only a transfer, it was 4,000

My doctor recommended eSET from the first time we met. I was 30, healthy and a single embryo transfer would increase my chances. However, right before we had the embryo transfer, the doctor informed us that we had various type A quality embryos and that going for multiple (2) embryos would have good chances. The second time I went in for a transfer, I was Adamant about just having eSET so as not to decrease the amount of embryos I had left at that point.

Dr. Eisermann makes us feel very comfortable due to his positive outlook. We have been to other fertility doctors and he makes us feel confident. This is a very emotional experience and even though one has to be realistic it is always good to have someone that transmits positivity.

He is a funny guy and makes you feel comfortable and relaxed.

Due to our history we were recommended to move on with IVF. We are currently in the process and looking forward to a great outcome.

Our complete IVF process $12,500. Not including meds.

Dr. Eisermann's style is very honest and candid. He did not try to sugar coat the challenges of fertility, but that being said, I knew that he was completely trustworthy. He told us the pros and cons of different treatments, but gave us his best recommendation - which ended up working very well. I got pregnant on the first attempt with his practice, after repeated failures with another practice. Most of all, he gave us hope and a successful pregnancy!

Trust his recommendations and don't second guess the treatment plan, Dr. Eisermann knows what he is doing!

The costs were somewhat higher at this practice than the prior practice I visited, but the results were much for effective (better treatment plan and I got pregnant the first time). I wish I had gone here first and not wasted money at the other place.

He is a very ethic and professional practitioner. He really provided a good and easy to understand explanations for a difficult and stressful process. When you are in his hands you really feel safe and that they are doing what is best for you

Rest assure that you are in good hands. Ask all the questions that you have and listen to the doctor.

1- Fibroid removal 2-Stimulation with Gonal-F, Ovidrell, and HCG 3-Retrieval of eggs 4-Embryo transfer after 5 days 5-Follow-up controls It was a successful cycle and and I am pregnant with twins

Fibroid removal surgery: ~31,000, of which the insurance paid about 26,000 IVF: ~17,000 Medications and miscellaneous: ~1,000

Dr Eisermann was excellent. He personally did all my treatments including egg retrieval and implantation. Offer me confidence and left nothing for me to worry or guess during the process. He has a good sense of humor and connected with my husband as well. Patients state of mind plays a big role during fertility process and he makes you feel secure with him due to his experience and not leaving anything for guessing (which can create ton of stress). He also offers/recommend natural support for the fertility such as in house nutrition. He also recommended supplements to cover all basis.

He is in high demand so book your appoitment as early as possible.

Ivf with a fresh embryo transfer on CD 6.

It was cover they the insurance. It was around 7-8k and from this amount I paid my co-payment amount

He initially was advising us on eSET. However due to embryo quality he suggested two so one can support the other

He was truly heaven sent. Dr. Eisermann never allowed his ego to cloud his judgement as other doctors might have. When it was determined that I had a tubal blockage he would not agree to undergo the surgery until he was sure my insurance would cover it because he could not ensure a positive result and did not want us to incur the cost of an unsuccessful surgery. He always did what was right for my husband and I.

He is one of a kind

I think he's very capable and intelligent and very knowledgeable in the subject of infertility. I am happy with him thus far despite the setbacks.

Request to see him and make sure he's involved because some of the nurses were not very good. My first cycle should have probably been cancelled.

Follistim Ganirelix Menopur HCG Retrieval PGS ICSI Transfer with Progesterone & Estrogen Transferred two PGS normal Mitoscore A embryos. Negative results Awaiting blood results from immunology

Competitive

Dr. Eisermann listened to our concerns, explained our options in great detail and made us feel very comfortable. He was balanced in his approach, showing us the risk but also success rates. After 2 failed attempts with other providers we were scared and almost hopeless, Dr. Eisermann's commitment and professionalism put us at ease and we were successful in our first treatment.

Follow instructions!

Dr. EIsermann is very honest, professional and knowledgeable. I couldn't be in better hands. He studied our case and offer solutions that work at the end. He make me feel comfortable and was very clear with the information.

He's the best! You can trust him. Let him do his work.

I don't remember the names of the medicines. But we follow all the instructions as the doctor and nurses recommend and everything went great.

Dr. Eisermann is just a wonderful person, he really cares for you and helps you through all the emotional challenges me and my husband faced during my treatment. After 3 IVF unsuccessful treatments in my home country we had almost given up hope, but his empathy and honest kindness always kept me positive and now I am on my 7th month of a very happy and serene pregnancy.

Never give up hope, there are really knowledgeable who can help you.

Dr. Eisermann knows very well what he is doing. He tried different things until we got the results expected. He was caring, made sure we understood the process, the risk and the different options. He helped me feel better and not loose my hope when things did not go as expected. After some work, he made our dream a reality!!!

Always have faith

Firts we tried IUI, 5 times. After that 3 IVF. After the second IVF the Dr. wanted to do some additional test and discover and immunologic problem which he treated during the 3rd IVF. That work and I am having twins!

$60K for the whole treatment

He recommended multiple given the statistics of the treatment.

The most important for me as a patient is to have a professional, knowledgeable, and trustworthy Doctor to count on for my treatment. I have found much more than I was looking for. Dr Eisermann made us feel from the first visit, our treatment was going to be a success, and it was!!!

Always follow his directions, do what he says and trust him.

knew who i was every time he saw me in the lobby. questioned if everything was okay and never hesitated in making me feel welcomed.

listen he offers a lot of information.

The absolutely the best there is. So professional, knowledgeable, experienced, very honest. Make you feel relaxed and comfortable and confident he can help you. You feel safe and driven in the right direction. Made the whole experience pleasant, made our wish come true and our baby is on the way. Who knows how much time we would waist wating and trying if it wasn’t for him. Forever thankful to him and will recommend him to everyone who is seeking help.

Choosing him, you would make the best choice you could possibly make in your life. Guaranteed!

Don’t know he exact amount yet

Dr. Eisermann is a trust-worthy doctor who has significant experience in this field. I got one canceled cycle at another clinic, not able to get eggs properly grow at all. However, Dr. Eisermann, from the beginning, giving a treatment plan that is more likely to succeed for me, and the whole IVF cycle was much less pressure compared to the previous canceled one because we only need an injection once a day, and we have confidence with his treatment plan. He is a wonderful doctor.

He is the best, make an appointment directly with him.

micro lupron

The waiting time is acceptable (~10-20 min) with an appointment, much better than the other clinic I went before.

$16000

The doctor was great. Was very smart guy. He tries his beSt to explain everything. He did get our hopes up saying we had nothing to worry about. We had questions and concerns which were sometimes put aside. But overall he is great.

He is a bit weird as a communicator but he is great.

It’s been 2 years so I don’t really remember. I remember taking cetrotide and menaupure. A couple others which I don’t remember the names to.

I don’t remember the breakdown but it cost about $11500

I didn’t get that far in my process.