Randall Craig

I liked how much knowledge he has. He is upfront about your options. He walked you through all your choices and I have full confidence on what he tells me. During the procedure itself he talks you through what he is doing and answered questions. I could not have asked for better trearment.

He is very informative but fast paced.

The staff is amazing. Everyone is so positive and helpful. They remember you from visit to visit.

I chose to use donor embryos. He offered me the chance to do other treatment but with my diagnosis I want the best chance at having a baby. They had a selection for me to choose the donor embryo. I was put on a regime of creams, pills and injections to prepare. I just had the transfer which was painless and am waiting for the results. They evens gave me the name of someone for acupuncture the day of the transfer who came to the office making it much less stressful.

I always felt she was available. She responded so quickly to all my emails. I felt that I had such personal care. The nurses were so friendly and compassionate.

The doctors office is right next door to the surgery center which was very convenient. They have a selection of donor embryos and I did not have to wait. It was a nice modern office. I never felt like I was just a number. I felt that I received personalized attention.

It is a package for the donor embryo. It was $9500 and that included everything except meds. There were no surprise changes. If you need another round of donor embryo it is a lower cost.

He discussed the risks, gave me the chance of twins and triplets and it was my choice. I could choose right up to when the transfer happened.

Dr Craig is very kind but very direct. He talks fast, but will go over everything as many times as needed. He presents every single option and let’s you be in charge of your treatment while giving you sound advice. He is a no nonsense type of guy which I like about him. He is all about results!!

You’re going to feel relieved after your appointment because he will present many different treatment options to achieve pregnancy.

Dr Craig and his staff are incredible. They are so quick to answer the phone and help with any questions. They also work quickly. When one cycle didn’t work, they did everything they could to jumpstart the next. They were also very understanding that this was an emotional process and were there every step of the way

I had a positive experience on fermara prior to meeting him so we started with that combined with IUI. He started me on a cycle while doing extra tests like blood work and HSG so that i could continue to try while we were evaluating any further roadblocks. I appreciated that because i didn’t have to wait for treatment.

So so kind and compassionate. They know my name and everything about me just after a few visits. I love them!!

Strengths: flexible hours, great staff, and I love their office. All treatments and appts are quick with little waiting time which is great. Weaknesses: their online portal isn’t working which is makes it difficult to get results fast. You have to wait to call. You have to call to make payments as well.

IUI was $575 and ultrasounds were about $200

Again he is big on numbers. Your specific experience may be different but it feels like he paints the same picture. He became very busy during my treatment period at the clinic and stopped doing any procedures such as endometrial biopsies or D & C’s. That was not my expectation given that the friend who referred me had a D&C with Dr Craig less than 6 months before I needed one. Unfortunately when my pregnancy resulted in a missed miscarriage and I needed a D&C I was referred out to another clinic and the entire experienc was horrible. I felt that I was abandoned in my time of greatest need.

If you like statistics and bedside manner doesn’t matter to you he could be your guy. I don’t have experience with the IVF side of things and it could be different there. I have a friend who did IVF with him and quickly moved to another clinic when protocols weren’t changed.

Dr Craig is very big on statistics and calculations. He gives the same spiel to all patients. He is mostly hands off on the IUI process.

I was started on Metformin right away for my elevated insulin level. I had no other PCOS symptoms but it sounds like Metformin is part of his protocol. I was prescribed femara oral meds for my cycles. I produced 2 follicles each cycle. I wasn’t required to come in for a baseline ultrasound, only a day 10 ultrasound which saved a lot of time and travel. I was worried about missing my ovulation which happened at my previous clinic so they did labs and an extra ultrasound if needed. I became pregnant on my second IUI cycle with them.

Shannon the NP was very caring and helpful when I had my missed miscarriage. I needed a D&C and since Dr Craig had recently decided not to do them anymore I was referred to another clinic. That physician was out of town and I was in a panic. I wanted it done ASAP for my mental well being. She called and was able to get me in to see them that day. I wish I didn’t have to go elsewhere for the procedure as I had to go for a new patient appt and then back again for the procedure. Shannon was very helpful in that aspect. She was also great about calling me right away with results and explaining the rationale behind decisions.

The waiting room was large and clean. There was a great kids area off to the side. The appts always ran on time. It was a beautiful and efficient office. His ultrasound machines are state of the art and can pick up things missed at other clinics. The staff was always pleasant and helpful.

The office worked with my insurance so ultrasounds, procedures, and labs were covered. The out of pocket for the IUI was around $700. I appreciated that they were able to get most things covered by insurance even though insurance didn’t cover infertility.

Dr. Craig is very knowledgeable and friendly, and right off the bat is welcoming and caring. His wife had to go through fertility treatments as well, so right off the bat you feel like he understands you and where you’re coming from. We learned a lot at the initial consultation, and were given a diagnosis of a hormonal imbalance issue causing an ovulatory disorder, and a not so great semen analysis (this was fixed immensely and MFI is not a diagnosis of ours anymore). We were given all our options and different courses of treatment and went with his recommendation of an HSG and a medicated IUI. At that point we didn’t even know what questions to ask, so we just clarified the plan for our first IUI and went from there. When I saw him for upcoming consultation appointments and procedures, he was again very welcoming and caring. You can just tell by how he provides you with the necessary information that he knows what he’s talking about and doing. I always trust what he tells me. My husband and I live 2.5 hours away (no RE by us), AND are completely out of pocket, and he was always very sensitive to those factors and always scheduled everything around what worked best for us, including offering phone consultations after failed cycles.

Don’t let the sometimes large amount of information you’re getting overwhelm you. It might seem like it is going by fast, but it’s just because you’re probably learning A LOT. Make sure you ask as many questions as you want throughout your whole consultation (and really anytime after too) - there are no stupid questions - because he and the nurses are happy to answer anything at all. You must advocate for yourself!

Every person I ever talked to or dealt with was caring, nurturing, and understanding. From the second I called to make my initial appointment, I felt welcomed and “at home” in a sense. I never once called to tell them about a negative pregnancy test result to have them be harsh or uncaring, and instead felt like I was calling a friend or sister. It really feels like they want you to be a mom just as badly as you want to be one. Even though I may not have gotten the “results I wanted” (a positive test/pregnancy) out of the treatment I did, I will always go to their office (and am going again soon).

The first cycle we did 5mg letrozole on cycle days 3-7, did a hysterosalpingogram, or HSG, on cycle day 10 - all was cleared out - and an ultrasound on CD10 as well to check follicles. Trigger wound up being that night since I had 2 mature follicles, 10,000iu of Pregnyl, with IUI 36 hours later. Did progesterone cream vaginally starting 2 days after IUI, which I had a bad reaction to, so I took oral progesterone from there on out. IUIs 2-3 were the same medication and ultrasound protocol (without HSG of course), and the 4th IUI we did the same again but added in 75iu of Follistim on cycle days 4, 6, and 8. Medicated cycles were the letrozole and progesterone only, with timed intercourse throughout fertile week. His rationale for the protocol was just to get me to at least produce a mature egg for possible fertilization, since that was my issue, along with progesterone support since my previous labs showed low levels (probably because of my poor ovulation, but better safe than sorry).

Like sisters or friends!! Like I said before, all of Dr. Craig’s staff is absolutely incredible, right down to the front desk. Every nurse or assistant (or anyone) I ever come across makes me feel so at home and welcome, like they are there to help us and really want to help us achieve our dream of being parents. They are there for you 100% and will answer any question or heed any concern you might have. They are so compassionate and really know what a delicate environment they work in. They are organized and prompt - I don’t remember ever waiting beyond my appointment time - and provide you with all the necessary information and encouragement you need to accomplish the tasks ahead of you (like giving yourself a shot for the first time!).

Their strengths are promptness, compassion, and downright knowledge and experience on the subject. They know what they’re doing. You aren’t going to get the runaround here - they know you want to be pregnant and as soon as possible - so they get right down to business. They are frank without being rude and somehow still being comforting? It’s kind of a phenomenon to me. I have yet to find any weaknesses, even with them being one of the busiest clinics in the state. They pretty much just rock it.

They were very aware that we were not only out of pocket, but also paying for travel expenses. They fought tooth and nail to get our crappy insurance to cover some diagnostic things they should have, yet had refused (and won!). We had to pay for the HSG, had partial coverage on some ultrasounds and some medications, which may or may not have been covered by someone else’s insurance, so I don’t feel the need to include those totals. Each IUI was $575, but I recently found out that they will give you a credit for your (OOP) IVF with them for each failed IUI done in their office, up to 4 IUIs. Jaw dropping, in my opinion.

We have not done IVF with Dr. Craig yet, and I do not know his transfer protocol.

I did most of my treatment with Dr. Craig over the phone because I lived across the country. I went to Dr. Craig because I was donated embryos from his clinic. Dr. Craig spent a great deal of time with me on the phone for my consultation and went over all options for me, including doing another IVF cycle. He started from the beginning even though I had plans of my own to ensure I knew everything I needed to know. He laid the plans out for me and he allowed me to do all prior testing at my clinic in Ohio. I flew to AZ for my embryo transfer and that was the only time I met him in person. He gave me my options for both a single and double embryo transfer. There was a high risk of getting pregnant with twins so he went over all the risks of that as well.

Everyone was so friendly and seemed happy to see me/talk to me on the phone. They gave me hugs and smiled.

My nurse, Jennifer, was always on the ball. I had her email address and I could shoot her questions any time. She was always prompt to answer. When I finally got to meet her in person she gave me a big hug and was so friendly. When I achieved pregnancy and was released from their care I was sad to not be in communication with her regularly.

I was only there for the transfer and mostly contacted the nurse directly. I don't believe I can accurately evaluate the clinic. The waiting area was nice, however. It seemed to be a good location but I'm not familiar with the Phoenix area.

I think it was around $4000 for the meds, testing, and embryo transfer.

Dr Craig was very nice and maybe a little awkward. He is clearly a very smart man and so he maybe isn't the best at explaining everything. We did feel listened to and had plenty of opportunity to answer questions. He also answered a middle of the night call when we were concerned about a symptom.

Make sure you come prepared with questions and do your own research. Don't just go along with what Dr Craig says, but feel free to share your ideas and concerns.

Everyone at the clinic was really nice and I did feel Dr Craig spent enough time with us to fully explain and answer our questions.

We did all the tests and nothing came up, so we were told we had "unexplained infertility." This meant we could really get pregnant at any time, but since we had been trying for two years we moved forward. I was put on daily doses of Femara (a pill) since the side effects tend to be less than with Clomid. We then did two unsuccessful IUI cycles (which included an injection to make me ovulate at the right time). When my two cycles resulted in negative pregnancy tests, Dr Craig suggested we try follicle stimulation injections on the next cycle to get me to produce more eggs. I didn't fully understand this reasoning since the ultrasounds we did each cycle showed I was producing a normal number of mature follicles. I would have questioned dr Craig on this reasoning, but we decided to take a break from the stress and have not done another cycle at this point.

The nurses were generally friendly and compassionate. Nothing really stands out but I have a positive memory of them.

Everything is very organized like a well oiled machine. I was given plenty of information and materials to read if I forgot. The clinic was sometimes very difficult to get on the phone, particularly when my husband was trying to get in for a sperm sample. But overall the process was streamlined and scheduling was flexible around my schedule when it could be

Everything was covered by insurance except some prescriptions

In my professional opinion (I am a doctor, but don't specialize in fertility treatments), Dr. Craig misdiagnosed me without a comprehensive work up. His treatment plan was cookie cutter and not at all based on my past medical history. He even recommended treatments that could exacerbate the bleeding/clotting disorder I have. When I asked him to talk to my hematologist he said it wasn't necessary. I was very uncomfortable and went home crying.

To get a second opinion.

It was clear to me that he had a set speech, without variation from patient to patient. He did not acknowledge that I was a physician, did not review my personal history of having both a bleeding and clotting disorder, and did not want to have my husband worked up at all. My husband had a history of cancer and was treated with chemo in early adulthood. We were mainly investigating if we could even have kids naturally, but Dr. Craig jumped right into the hormone treatments with insemination without any work up on my husband. I was "diagnosed" with PCOS while I was in the office, but there was no blood work or imaging that substantiated this diagnosis. I have never had elevated Tesosterone or any other reasons to believe any menstrualy issues were related to anything other then the bleeding disorder I was diagnosed with. He just wanted us to start that day, sign the contract to spend $30,000+ and not really investigate if we even have infertility problems.

The PA we met with was VERY good. She explained things well, listened, and really cared. Such a different experience then the doctor.

We had a challenge coordinating schedules with this clinic. The front desk staff was very indifferent and occasionally rude.

Dr. Craig is one of those highly intelligent doctors and comes across that way. He isn't a fan of social interaction and likes to tell you up front his plan for you in a very structured way vs. having a 2-way conversation about your diagnosis, treatment and journey. He doesn't feel there is anything that can help infertility other than IUI, IVF, etc.. so he won't advocate for an organic, gluten free, etc... diet or doing acupunture- nothing about him is holistic. He doesn't have his stats on SART (as of 2015), but does have his pregnancy rates posted in a SART format in his office lobby - no live birth rates though. However, you can request these from his office manager. He also freezes on day 4. I did one IUI and one IVF with Dr. Craig. I have diminished ovarian reserve and only one egg was retrieved. The one egg fertilized, but rested on day 4 before we could freeze. While this was unfortunate and a bit unexpected, I wish Dr. Craig had suggested we do a day 3 fresh transfer if we thought the embryo wasn't progressing like it should. As they say, IVF is an expensive way of really diagnosing the issue.... The billing office is knowledgeable, but not super friendly. My IVF coordinator was responsive and knowledgeable (mostly repeated what Dr. Craig said), but seemed a bit annoyed with all my questions :) I would recommend Dr. Craig to someone local in Phoenix if they don't have any standout issues. If you need personalized treatment, then maybe go to someone better outside Arizona.

Ask lots of questions and don't feel afraid to recommend your own treatment ideas. If you feel like hes not thinking outside the box for you in particular, then find someone else. Don't settle!

I was really hopeful when I went to see him-he has twins and triplets himself. He seemed very encouraging, and said our case (one-sided age) but we've had a child naturally already, was pretty common. 3 failed IUIs and 1 IVF cycle w/ 2 failed transfers - One botched transfer and no apologies for it. I'm certain the horrible transfer experience and uterine trauma was the reason why our good embryos didn't attach. Passed the blame. After all that, he wanted to push his embryo purchase program. The Dr. told us we were first in line. Nope, the nurses informed us that wasn't correct, we were well behind in line for last pickings. We were finally done of spending tens of thousands of dollars here and we left. Unsuccessful and more defeated than when we initally came.

If you both are 25, and have a by-the-book reason for infertility, that's when you should go there.

(most of) the nurses were kind. The Dr's assistant wasn't really touchy-feely at all, she was matter-of-fact, and the doctor was very hopeful.

Dr. Craig used some sort of injection for cancer patients in my IVF protocal that was supposed to thicken your uterine lining. He recommended baby asprin, folic acid and Q10, but none of the extra supplements (like bee pollen) I had read about online.

Seemed very fancy and big, one of the nicest in town - I liked that, though, because it made me feel like others were choosing him, too. I liked that the surgi center was connected to the office.

I think it was around $13,000 for IVF and $600 or so for IUI

Dr. Craig can talk fast and sometimes be confusing. But whenever we have questions he would re explain. I never felt out of control with my treatments. I always felt that he made the best recommendations. He allowed for lower level treatment that was a fit for us. It wasn't an immediate push for IVF.

If you're not sure, ask. Don't be afraid to say you don't understand.

We had one on one's with Dr. Craig and his staff is the most caring individuals. Never have I had to remind them of who I am or what my issues were. They are always are on top of where you are at in your cycle.

Our insurance doesn't cover treatments. He gave us our chances for success for various treatments We did IUI and timed intercourse, because it fit our budget after four failed rounds we took a year of and now are in the process of doing IVF.

She's amazing. We get these calendars all printed to keep us organized at home. She is very realistic of drug side effects and telling us what to be prepared for. Scheduling is a breeze with her.

Everything is in house. All labs, ultrasounds, and procedures. They even have their own surgery center. It's wonderful to just go to one place for everything.

Iui was 750 Ivf 13,500, but since we had done lower level treatment that didn't work we received a $500 credit per failed procedure towards IVF so ours was $12,500

I have a small uterus due to the left side never developing. I feel the Dr. Craig is very aware that the most we can carry is twins so he is suggesting only one embryo to keep everyone safe. Which I agree with.

Dr. Craig is one of the most intelligent physicians that I have ever met. He knows fertility inside and out, and has over 25 years of experience, showing that he most definitely knows what he is doing. I wish I would have started at his clinic as he was so diligent and made sure that I felt taken care of and I could tell he truly did want to help me in getting my little miracle.

He is not a hugs and kisses type of physician, but he knows and gets the job done. So trust him and you are in great hands.

Dr. Craig and his staff are so detail oriented and care very much for each and every one of their patients. They knew who I was every time I walked into the office and have been the only office to honestly show that they care and want me to achieve my dream in becoming pregnant. Even after I left the office, they continued to keep in touch! Such a wonderful group of people.

The nurses are so amazing! I can't show them enough love for all their help and knowledge. They are where you find the love and compassion and hugs for every one of your cycles. I can't say enough great things about them. Best nursing staff I've ever come into contact with.

The biggest strength any office can have, is compassion for your patients. And this office has that and so much more. Their knowledge is beyond compare, and quite frankly, they make you feel like part of the family. Again, i can't thank this office enough, i wish I would have started with them

My experience with DR. Craig has gone well. He has done well explaining the steps that we have taken and what is expected to come. I have seen some positive sign with the medications he has prescribed me. My sperm count has gone up significantly and we are hopefull

To be patient and positive. Every couple is different and not to expect pregancy right away

He seems very honest and upfront

First i had to go for a semen analysis. Results came in i had a low sperm count. We did the first iui with out any medication which resulted in no pregnancy. He prescribed pregynol injections to help increase my count. I took those for about two/ three months before we attempted our second iui. For the second iui my count increases slightly and no pregnancy. He then prescribed chlomid pills. I have been taking those with the pregnynol and my counted has gone up signicantly but still no pregnancy. We have done a few more iui's with the meds and still no pregnancy but we are still hopefull. But no we are at the point where we have done so many iui with negative pregnancy results that we are unsure if we should continue iui or try ivf.

Nursing staff is great at the Fertility Treatment Center. Very polite and helpful

I have no complaints. I have never had a negative experience wth the Dr. or staff.

Each iui was roughly 2k. Not including my pregnol and chlomid. This is all out of pocket Insurance does not cover any treatment cost

My first appointment was very shocking in that it was the first time I found out I had PCOS. Not much information about my condition was given to me and how it might affect me outside of fertility. I was overwhelmed and tried to understand all the details but it also seemed that I was just another patient to solve. Not much human touch with his bedside manners

Expect to be given facts and numbers and the doctor will figure out how to get you pregnant but that's about it

The doctor was mainly in the business of statistics and how likely it would be that I get pregnant in each treatment. I did not get any warm sympathetic feelings from him for such an emotional undergoing

IUI with sperm donor for 5 trials. Femara to stimulate egg release. Tried only femara for 4 trials then added hormone shots that stimulated release at a precise time since timing was not working out with first treatment.

She would not explain why I was getting certain treatments or doses or bloodwork I always had to ask. She didn't seem to know why she was doing certain procedures and I was not really confident she would do things correctly

Nice building with great amenities. Movies playing to take edge off. Refreshments available for patients. Sometimes difficult to make appointments but desk people were nice. They have parties for the families that had children through clinic.

Overall the whole thing cost about $10,000 including sperm vials

I really liked Dr Craig. The first meeting he was 5 minutes late and he apologized because he makes it a point to be on time. He asked me a lot of questions and based on my answers, he gave me several options for getting pregnant. With each option, he gave me detailed information on statistics. He presented the information to me in a non-biased way to allow me to make the decision I felt the most comfortable with. He also said there is a chance of twins and checked me to make sure I would be capable of carrying twins if that did happen. Overall, I felt like he was extremely competent, knowledgeable, and straight forward with me.

He is a bit odd and his personality is a bit quirky, but he knows what he is doing and that was the most important aspect of an RE for me.

The entire staff was very warm and helpful throughout the process.

I don't remember the details but I used Femara and Follistim and there was another drug that made me ovulate. After insemination I had a progesterone cream I used through the first trimester.

The nurses were great - especially the one who did the insemination. The only complaint I had was understanding what medications I was supposed to take and when. It was very confusing my first cycle and I wish they would have explained it better.

It was great, staff was friendly and convenient pharmacy right across the way.

I think it was expensive, but my insurance covered most of the cost.

He is very knowledgeable about the field and makes us feel confident in our treatments. And answers all our questions and is very nice. He is also very thorough and makes sure we understand each visit.

I would tell them to ask as many questions as possible.

He personalized every visit and plan.

For each cycle and protocol, he explained the chances of success honestly and explained what each step of the process entailed. He also explained different protocols and what differences between each one would be.

All of the staff is amazing and shows true compassion for each step of the process. They are easy to get in touch with and are prompt with respinses.

Strengths are you can get in right away, call the nurses anytime and go at your own pace. The one negative about the clinic is location and you can't do bloodwork or tests through any lab but them. They also work with you financially which is a huge setback for most couples.

They were very expensive. The IUI was not that much but the IVF is about 15000 without meds. But I'd rather pay more and get the awesome service they provide

He always states his professional opinion and why but leaves the choice to his patients.

Dr. Craig explained everything very precise and accurately. We achieved exactly what he anticipated with his percentages and delivered a healthy baby boy! His staff is awesome. You may not see Dr. Craig each visit but Kristina and Susan are wonderful to work with. My coordinator Jennifer was very compassionate, knowing what we were going through. I'm thrilled with everything.

Don't be afraid to ask questions. Dr. Craig and his staff answered anything we asked and we had a lot of questions.

He and is staff are very nice and take a lot of time to explain things to my husband and I.

Frozen Embryo Transfer with Day 4 embryo and an egg retrieval.

Jennifer was there for all my visits and explained all my meds. Everyone was caring and kind. I was spoiled getting so many ultrasounds after pregnancy test and before I went to my OB

Lots of people that seem very organized. They have billing staff, scheduling, nurses, and lab staff that all communicate well. They took all my phone calls which is such a relief - my husband and I hate voicemail and auto phone systems.

My insurance covered some of it and we paid around $7,500

The quality of my eggs were poor and he transferred two. He and Dr. Tao explained the reasons for more than one embryo.

Dr. Craig is a very knowledgeable physician. If one plan failed, he always had a backup plan ready to go. I like how offered me multiple treatment options and predicted success rates based on each option.

Be prepared to be amazed. He is extremely knowledgeable in his area of expertise and is well liked by his peers.

Dr. Craig is absolutely amazing. He includes you on all of your treatment options and allows you to choose which option may be best for you and your partner both physically and financially. He also predicts success rates based on each option.

Office staff was absolutely amazing. I got to know them as friends and they provided so much support throughout my treatment.

Office staff was extremely kind, compassionate and organized.

Dr. Craig recommended transferring two embryos however he is very open to transferring one at a time. He listens to the needs of his patients and also gave me success rates on transferring one vs two embryos at a time.

Dr Craig was very straightforward with us from the beginning. We've been trying to have a baby for 3 years now. I'm 30 years old but have follicle count of a 35 year old. My husband is 32 and has been taking shots for months for his sperm mobility. Dr Craig has given us our different options unfortunately we've had to stop after having done 4 IUIs which were a huge struggle financially and especially emotionally on us. We stay strong and have faith one day we will be able to try IVF for our little miracle.

Be patient...even miracles take alittle time

I felt they truly are trying to help our family grow. Although we havent had luck with our 4 IUIs hopefully we will get our little miracle one day.

Nurses are great! Explained everything and answered all my questions.

this clinic has high success rates. Be patient.

Each IUI total cost was about $2,500.

Dr Craig made sure to go over every scenario step by step. He would draw out a diagram and go through each option; informing us on probability and cost. He wasn't super personable, but always straight to the point.

His bedside manner isn't his best quality, but he is very intelligent and informative.

The nurses were excellent to keep in touch with me.

I used Femara, Gonal F and follistem, for IUI procedure.

The entire nurse staff were so friendly and were great at calming my nerves. They were a big reason why I decided to proceed with this Fertility Center.

I was very please with the cleanliness of the building. Payments were always clear and easy to do through the front staff. I also loved that each building for different procedures were in the same location.

Dr. Craig is very knowledgeable. He went over every different options with my husband and I. He also gave us our protected positive percentage rate with each option. When we chose with er wanted that cycle, he fully supported the decision.

The clinic is very personable. I never felt like I was wasting their time asking questions. They all took the time to get to know me and I got to know them. I would highly recommend Dr.Craig and his staff.

Our IVF cycle including ICSI, assisted hatching and frozen transfer was about $13,000

Dr. Craig was very informative and thorough and made us feel comfortable and knowledgeable about every procedure. He never rushed through appointments and made sure to code everything so that insurance would cover as much as possible.

He was very thorough and never rushed the appointments

There was never a very long wait time and everyone was very helpful with scheduling appointments, etc.

IUI was around $500