Robert Greene

I've had one meeting with Dr. Greene, but it was a great experience. He took time to answer all my questions thoughtfully and carefully. I felt like I was being treated by a doctor who actually cared.

You're in good hands. Be sure to do your own prep work and come prepared with good questions.

Dr. Greene was the kindest, most optimistic doctor I had met along my path. More importantly, it didn't feel like he was trying to give me false hope—he's just very confident in what he could do. Talking to Dr. Greene was the first time I'd felt hopeful about having kids since I learned my diagnosis.

Because we are so early in the process, we talked about early preparation for IVF. Mostly we talked about the general outline of treatment. We haven't yet begun the treatment.

During our appointment with Dr. Greene, we realized he hadn't received the latest test results from my urologist, even though they'd said they'd send them over. We'd planned the appointment for weeks and were more than a little upset. Dr. Greene called a nurse in, had me sign a consent form, and his nurse was able to retrieve the results straight from the lab before we were doing talking! It was probably the best experience I've ever had at a doctor's office.

I like the clinic. It did take us several weeks to get an appointment, and it was a little confusing getting started with treatment, though I think that would be the case anywhere. They do a good job of explaining the various follow-up appointments you'll have to make.

We just started and have pretty good insurance. I think we paid a few hundred dollars for the first round of blood tests for each of us.

He was more in favor of eSET because of the risk of pregnancy complications when attempting to transfer multiple embryos simultaneously.

Dr. Greene is very knowledgable and kind. He clearly explained our options, and once we chose an option, he delved into the details of the chosen path. He is very easy to contact via email and responds quickly. One weakness I experienced was a lack of detail when it came to lab and test results.

Come ready with questions. Sometimes visits fly by, and you realized you left with more questions than answers. He is more than willing to answer questions, however!

Dr. Greene explained the option thoroughly after evaluating our test results. He told us that he was more inclined to start the IVF process, but that IUI was also an option. When we decided to give IUI a shot, he never made us second guess ourselves. He is very personable and positive.

With a less-than-cookie-cutter PCOS diagnosis, Dr. Green suggested IUI as intervention for our infertility. He prescribed Letrozole at 50mg for days 3-7, an hcg shot after a follicle was confirmed 18mm or larger, and progesterone taken twice a day after the IUI. The Letrozole was used to ensure ovulation, and I did successfully ovulate, a little earlier every month over 3 months of IUI treatment. My progesterone was tested after one week of use and Dr. Greene was satisfied with the levels. While the circumstances seemed favorable, the IUI was never successful.

The nursing staff is overall very compassionate and personable at Conceptions. You end up there so often, they start to recognize and remember details about you. The nurses are quick to respond to inquiries. Calisse is very professional and optimistic, but a little pushy about IVF.

Conceptions has great reviews and great results. I was referred there by a family member who had a successful IVF experience. A few times, we felt a little rushed in and out of the office. Overall, the staff takes every case very seriously and genuinely wishes to see success for the patients they treat.

Each IUI, including medication, ultrasounds, and the procedure, was around $1000.

Dr Greene was up front with options, but I have only seen him twice in the 2 years I’ve been treated at this facility. Once for intake consultation and once for my HSG test. I would rather see the actual Dr more.

Ask for everything you will be charged forup front. Ask about exactly what steps will be taken for treatment as far as how many IUIs will be done unsuccessfully before they will push IVF.

I felt a lot of times it was all about the payments. Maybe this is more along with office staff instead of Dr, but they didn’t even bother billing my insurance for blood work insurance covers a portion of. They just billed me the cash payment and every single time I have to submit insurance billing myself.

Dr Greene had nothing to do with my cycles, I only had contact with nurses for this.

She was thorough with the next steps after I went in on day one of cycle and let me know what would happen through the IUI cycle. The nurses did allow for me to have my first IUI cycle before my husband’s sperm count was at a high enough number.

I will be honest that my review may be bias to the fact I’ve had 3 unsuccessful IUIs. I know there is only so much a clinician can do when nature just isn’t working. If I could start from the beginning I would probably choose a different facility. I don’t feel like this facility is compassionate towards the cost of treatment.

To calculate my total cost so far would probably scare me. Each IUI treatment including ultrasounds and day 3 bloodwork got cash pay is about $1200. Other bloodwork I’ve been required to do about once a year range from $100-$200. The HSG test cost about $500.

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Dr Greene was able to help us start our family he was caring and positive through it all. We had a rough road and he made sure to explain everything in depth not leaving out anything. The more we knew about our situation we were able to get around obstacles. Dr Greene helped gives us the hope we needed to do this!

Email is a great way to communicate, also the blogs on the site by Dr. Greene are helpful.

While working with doctor Greene and his staff they made sure to keep open communication with us at all times. They took the time to get to know who we are and helped us keep positive through our process.

We went through many hormones for egg retrieval as well as for our transfer. Metformin- to help egg quality. CoQ10, resveratrol, açaí berry- supplements Menopur injections Gonal F injections Cetrotide injections Novarel injections Lupron trigger shot All of these medications were successful and did what they needed to

Lyndsay was so open and communication was easy! With me being scared through this process she was so reassuring and responsive to any and every question I had.

This clinic was extremely helpful in working around my work schedule to get in. Also the entire staff is so friendly and inviting! I love the positive atmosphere and will be working with them in the future, as well as referring people all the time!!

We were extremely lucky our health insurance actually helped pay for our treatment. They clinic was very open with costs and the financial options that we have.

With the success rate I believe the single transfer is the best course of treatment

Dr. Greene is compassionate, so knowledgable and cares so deeply about his patients. He is truly an amazing person and a great doctor. I wish that the clinic allowed the patients to see and communicate with the doctor directly more often but Dr. Greene provides his patients with his personal email so that we can bring our questions directly to him and he always gets back to you, even if he is not in the office. He is wonderful.

You are in great hands, be prepared to deal with your RN more than your MD but know that everything the RN tells you is directed by the MD.

Dr. Greene is very personable, he cares about you as a person and can relate on a personal level to fertility treatment. He allows his patients to contact him directly and he provides knowledgable and caring answers.

I did two medicated IUI's, one resulted in a miscarriage and one was unsuccessful with another doctor in the practice. When it was time to move onto IVF, I decided to change doctors and it was the best decision ever. I did one IVF cycle with birth control as my prime, I did two vials of menopur, 300units of gonal f and omnitrope for 7 days. I triggered on day 7 of stims and received 13 eggs, 6 mature, 5 fertilized, 0 embryos due to poor egg quality. Second round I primed with estradiol and omnitrope and am in the middle of this cycle. I did 3 vials of menopur, 300 of gonal f and omnitrope, now on day 6 I am up to 4 vials of omnitrope and the rest is the same. Currently have 10 follicles growing nicely.

I personally wish that I could have spoke to my doctor instead of the nurses at all times but this is how my clinic is ran. Veronica is a great nurse, she is very smart and knowledgable and has been doing this for a long time. However, I wish the communication was easier and I wish that there was someone to speak to 24/7. When the business hours are done, the nurses are no longer available and you have to call the emergency line. The nurses seem to more so treat you like a number than a person unfortunately.

Conceptions has an amazing lab, an amazing embryology team and great doctors that have some of the best success rates in the country. I love that the front desk people know me by first name, the ultrasound techs and phlebotomists really care for you and make your visit personable. The billing office is great and easy to deal with as well.

IVF Cycle is $19,411. Your meds range from $4,000-$6,000. Mine were top of the scale. Second retrieval was $9225 not including medications.

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Dr. Greene was the second doctor I saw at Conceptions. The first left the practice before my first donor egg cycle. I immediately felt comfortable in his care. He was persistent in his optimism for us, and honest about our options.

He is absolutely great.

Dr. Greene is a caring, patient physician. He has an amazing bedside manner, and I always felt like my case was important to him. He never rushed through appointments, and always took time to answer all of my questions. At time, pulling in his peers to help gain insight.

Our first attempt, we used frozen donor eggs from an egg bank. This was a direction that our first doctor recommended. We only got one embryo from that cycle and it failed to implant. We decided to try again, and Dr. Greene advised us to do a fresh cycle, plus CCS screening. From that donor we ended up with 7 tested embryos. A chemical pregnancy resulted from the first transfer. For the second, we added an endometrial scratch and intralipid therapy. That transfer took, and I'm currently pregnant.

The donor egg team has 3 nurses, but I primarily worked with Cori. I absolutely adore these women. They have so much compassion, are quick to respond to questions and incredible patient. They really made a horrible diagnosis manageable.

I couldn't praise Dr. Greene or the nursing team i worked with enough. I had a few hiccups with the billing department, but they were all quickly resolved. Overall, I would HIGHLY recommend Dr. Greene and his team.

In total, including the cost of donor eggs (one frozen cycle and one fresh) we spent around $75,000.

Dr. Greene really preferred transferring one embryo. I think had I really wanted to transfer two he would have, but they really prefer one.

He always has a smile for his patients. He's great at putting you at ease. He and his wife have been through IVF so he knows what the process is like as a patient and provider. He's trained in some practices not every else is, which was great when we hit a specific road block with a cyst, and he had no problem aspirating it to save our cycle. I saw him at all the big visits, knew he looked over my chart and test results to determine next day's protocol, and he encouraged us to email him directly if we had questions.

Ask all the questions you can and he will give you all the answers he can. And if he can't provide an answer, he will find it. I never felt like he talked down to me with all my questions.

Dr. Greene took time to meet me and my husband when our first doctor left the practice. He was kind, very educated, blunt but not to the point of rudeness, encouraged us to reach out to him via email if he couldn't be reached by phone, and explained why he was making changes to a protocol for better success.

I had two cancelled retrieval cycles before I saw Dr. Greene. One was cancelled due to a cyst and another because I over-stimmed and ovulated. Dr. Green assured me that should either of these happen again he would be able to help, especially with a cyst since he was familiar with aspirating them (which did indeed happen - he aspirated my ovarian cyst in a quick outpatient procedure and saved my third retrieval cycle). For my successful retrieval with Dr. Greene, I was on NuvaRing, Cetrotide, Gonal F, Lupron, Pregnyl, and Menopur. We had 19 eggs, 16 were mature, 12 fertilized, 7 made it to day 5, and 6 passed PGS testing as normal. For the transfer phase, I was on Pregnyl, progesterone in oil, Estrace, Vivelle, and Lupron. The first transfer was a success and I'm now pregnant, due in November 2017.

I can't speak highly enough about the nursing staff. There is one staff for the retrieval phase and one for the transfer. Every single one of them is competent, well organized, compassionate, and very knowledgeable.

He believed, and I think their practice follows this belief, that if you are under 35 and healthy they will only transfer one embryo. Maybe two if there is an extenuating circumstance. They only routinely discuss transferring two if you are over 35 or have a history of recurrent miscarriages. I don't think the every transfer more than two.

Dr Greene was very familiar with my case right when I walked in- I could tell he had read it before I arrived and that was reassuring. He asked a lot of questions and gave us several options and helped us understand everything thoroughly before we parted. We never felt rushed and he answered any questions that arose after our meeting very promptly

Ask a lot of questions- he explains things well but he also doesn't mind answering anything you think of

I have a lot of questions and he always takes the time to explain them thoroughly and make sure that I understand my options and the procedures and likely results of the procedures. I never felt rushed out the door

we used 50 mg of Clomid for the first 4 IUIs and an ovulation predictor kit. For our last IUI we used a trigger shot and ultrasound to be more accurate. I was also taking herbal supplements that he recommended and prenatals to help egg health

They were completely familiar with every step of the process- even the financial options. They took great care of us

The only weakness was the overall first impression. The staff is great but the decor is dated and doesn't reflect the "state of the art" technology they are using. Also, there were 2 employees smoking in the parking lot when I pulled up which seemed very contradictory to everything somehow

IUIs and testing were less expensive than my own doctors- IUIs were $350ish. IVF all in would be 25-35k per round

He definitely leaned towards eSET because of their success rates and explained that unless we desperately wanted twins he would discourage multiple embryo transfers

Years of experience, an expert in his field and down to earth man. He made a challenging experience positive and with a great outcome. I would recommend him to anyone considering fertility treatments.

Write down your questions and ask him, he knows what to do in this field .

IVF and fertility issues can be one of the most emotional trying life events a person can experience. We have been blessed with the most amazing creation in the world, our son. Dr. Greene is an incredible doctor with years of experience, and we appreciate the professionalism he showed us through our journey. Thank you Dr. Greene and all the staff for helping us out on our little bundle of joy.

Very friendly and happy to see us when we came in for appointments.

The convenient hours was helpful because the process takes multiple blood test to evaluate hormone levels several days a week, and timing is everything. I don't think there was any weakness in the place in my experience but we are pretty proactive in our treatment.

Dr.Robert Green explain to me and my husband that they are making medication that can help me with the genetic problem I have. The whole clinic and nurseing staff Makes you feel like family when you walk in. I give you that hope of heave a Miracle baby.

If you are struggling to have a child Dr. Green is the one to give you that miracle baby you are looking for he has helped many

I felt like a human because I felt like Dr.Green understood and took the time to explain his plan with me and my family for us to have a family. Dr. Green did not just make me and my husband seem like we was just another patient in the office he made us feel like family.

Bloodwork ultrasound has had me take vitamin D and stay on prenatal vitamins and also take birth control pills

Sarah was so warm and caring. Made me feel Comfortable

I feel the clinic could have been more helpful to explain about the fincial part how that work. Instead of keep asking if I had insurance. That’s the biggest thing because people may get some miss Communication when it’s to late.

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