LGBTQ+
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This patient has provided documentation of treatment at this clinic.
2019, Unsuccessful
Dr. Paschall actually listened to me during my initial consultation and took what I said into consideration...understood that I was spending a ton of money on donor sperm, I was getting older, and I didn't want to waste my time... trusted that she kept up to date with medical advances...took a few minutes before procedures to chat and be friendly, which was nice. I didn't feel like she rushed. My only complaint is that it took a while (hours) for the actually IUI after we got there.
JCRM is a good clinic. I went to their satellite office, which was nice because it was small and personal. They often answer the phone and emails. Their main office is much bigger and I often had a hard time reaching people on the phone when I needed help. Phone calls and emails often go unanswered. Shari, in billing, was always great about reaching out when I called, but she was the only one who would call back reliably.
How was your experience with Sarah Paschall at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine?
I was extremely glad to have Dr. Paschall as my doctor. She listened to me and I trusted that she kept up to date with medical advances. She took a few minutes before procedures to chat and be friendly, which was nice. I didn't feel like she rushed. My only complaint is that it took a while (hours) for the actually IUI after we got there.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Sarah Paschall at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine?
Make sure you're clear where she's going to be. I was in the Gainesville office and she only came there once a month.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Sarah Paschall at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Paschall actually listened to me during my initial consultation and took what I said into consideration. My previous doctor completely shot me down about having a medicated IUI (even though I was almost 40) because he said my numbers looked fine. Dr. Paschall understood that I was spending a ton of money on donor sperm, I was getting older, and I didn't want to waste my time.
Describe the protocols Sarah Paschall used in your cycles at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
I had two unmedicated IUIs before I saw Dr. Paschall and I complained to her that I had really wanted to do medicated but the last doctor refused. She gave me a low dose of Letrozole and I responded strongly, but I still didn't get pregnant. I also used a trigger shot because it helped us plan the date for the IUI. We did that both times, but I didn't get pregnant. I asked for a higher dose of Letrozole the second time, but she said if we did that I'd probably end up with so many eggs that they'd cancel the cycle.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Brittany)
The staff at the Gainesville office was great. Amanda did the admin stuff and Brittany did the medical stuff. They were pleasant, professional, and great to deal with.
Describe your experience with Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine.
JCRM is a good clinic. I went to their satellite office, which was nice because it was small and personal. They often answer the phone and emails.
Their main office is much bigger and I often had a hard time reaching people on the phone when I needed help. Phone calls and emails often go unanswered. Shari, in billing, was always great about reaching out when I called, but she was the only one who would call back reliably.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Sarah Paschall at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine.
The IUIs themselves were about $100 for self pay. U/S was about $80 with insurance. Visits were $40 with insurance (specialist visit rate). Surgery to remove polyp on my uterus ended up being a couple thousand. Saline Sono ended up being a couple hundred. I think that's it.
Describe Sarah Paschall's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Jacksonville Center for Reproductive Medicine.
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