Patricia Jimenez

Dr. Jimenez called several times for follow ups. She listened to what we wanted, was patient and caring during procedures. She makes you feel like you matter and she cares about the outcome of your treatment. She listens and offers her advice with statistics and numbers. I am completely comfortable with her.

I feel like she will tell you what has the best chances of working, what won't, and it may not always be want you want to hear. She is honest but very kind in her delivery.

I was doing my first round of IVF and was put on birt control for 3 weeks, then started Lupron injections. I added Follistim and Menopur. I went in for bloodwork and ultrasounds every few days. Once I had my retrieval, I started the PIO shots.

As of now, with 1 retrieval and 2 transfers down, I have paid a little over $400 for those procedures. Medication, I have spent MAYBE $500. We have decent insurance and I had met my deductible when we started this process. I have nothing g to complain about with the cost or being surprised with a bill.

Due to my age, we transferred 2 embryos in hopes that at least one would stick. She was very open to listening to our desires on transferring the 2 and not just 1.

From the first moment we met with Dr. Jimenez she was so nervous and made us feel uncomfortable. My husband was made to stand up for the entire appointment as he was uncomfortable in the chair that had arms on it and not once did anyone offer to get him another chair. When we expressed that we wanted 2 embryos implanted via IVF she continued to tell us she would only do 1 as that one might split (despite it being a 30% chance that would happen) and continued to press the issue of having multiples would make for an at risk pregnancy. She provided us with success numbers from 2-3 years prior and no recent numbers were provided. She insisted on re-running tests and procedures that I had already had completed prior even though they requested all medical results be sent to them prior to the first consultation. It's like she didn't even read any of the information provided to her ahead of time. I went through with one procedure a sonohysterography and it was the most uncomfortable experience I have ever had. They "exam table" is a chair and they literally lean you all the back to where the blood is rushing to your head. While doing the procedure the doctor and the ultrasound tech stood there for 20 minutes debating if they saw something or not. The she proceeded to tell me I needed a hysterscopy and if I didn't do it she wouldn't proceed with IVF. I was literally given no choice in my medical care. When I expressed my concerns to the doctor it seemed like she didn't even care that we were not happy with her. She has horrible bedside manner and communication skills.

Don't see her. Ask to see someone else in the clinic as from what I've heard there are better doctors within the clinic than her.

I never got any protocols besides doing one test and some bloodwork as I discontinued seeing the doctor.

The doctor did not listen when we advised we wanted multiple embryos transferred and is only willing to do single embryo transfers. Don't waste your time unless you only want a single embryo transferred.

She takes the time to answer all your questions and address all your concerns. If we got home and forgot questions or concerns she was an email away and always got back to us quickly either same day or next day if we emailed at night. She worked with us as far as timing for our IUIs. We drove 2 hrs to see her. She always made us feel more like family instead of a patient!!

Definitely be prepared to hear a lot of information. She covers everything and is very thorough! Take paper with you to jot down notes if you’d like.

Given we had no fertility coverage, we were always made aware of the out of pocket costs for everything. There was never any cost surprises. They made sure we had and knew all our options in regards to the cost and financing.

I’m 38 and she was comfortable with a 2 embryo transfer. It was more up to me to decide after considering risks and benefits.

She is very warm and welcoming and answered all questions we had. If calls occurred, they were returned quickly. She is new to the practice but has already set a great impression. I look forward to continuing our journey and hopefully having success this year.

Take detailed notes and make a list of questions for each visit. Write the answers down at your visit and remember to call if additional questions arise.

I am going to be doing the long agonist protocol. The thought is to suppress my endometriosis and reset my hormones.

We financed and 2 cycles with up to 4 transfers is $28k