Scott Morin

I came to Dr. Morin with a lot of physical & emotional baggage from past failed IVF attempts at other clinics - he knew my full history and wasn't intimated at all by my persistent questions, tears, and need for reassurance. He stayed highly involved in my care throughout the course of treatment and I spoke with him more than any of the nurses or other clinic staff (a big difference from past clinics for me). One thing I really appreciate about Dr. Morin is his ability and willingness to explain the clinical decisions he's making or recommending. He'll explain that "this has really good research behind it and I feel confident it will help" OR "hey, this idea doesn't have the best studies behind it, but there's a chance it may help" - which was really empowering to me to make informed decisions and didn't offer me false hope. He's very upfront with chances of success and potential risks, but approaches the hard conversations with so much compassion it makes the tough pills easier to swallow. When I wasn't having the response I was hoping for in an IVF retrieval cycle, he spent significant time with me going over the pros and cons of moving forward with a retrieval vs converting to an IUI. I was super emotional about the decision, but he brought so much clarity to the situation and helped me make a choice I felt comfortable with. I've gone through multiple egg retrievals with other doctors and, by far, my favorite retrieval was with Dr. Morin. In the past, I've had a nurse walk me into the OR and get me set up and the Doc just whizzes in at the last minute when I'm already getting sleepy - not with Dr. Morin, he was completely engaged from pre-op to falling asleep and was one of the first people I remember when waking up. He walked me from pre-op to the OR, talked me through getting positioned, what I would be feeling as they start to gave me medicine - and had a great music selection going (Hamilton!). 10/10- would highly recommend an egg retrieval with Dr. Morin. During my second retrieval, Dr. Morin was at their other office and my retrieval was performed by Dr. Kaser - who was also stellar in every way. I saw Dr. Morin at the majority of my monitoring appointments, but when I didn't the other docs were just as superb. Dr. Kort performed several of my monitoring ultrasounds and he always brought a very calming energy with him, which I appreciated. Overall, Dr. Morin is a phenomenal physician. He is extremely well-qualified, an excellent communicator, and understands the importance of his work. I have not undergone an embryo transfer at this point with Dr. Morin, but know that even if I do not have success with a transfer, I would not hesitate to recommend him to friends & family.

Ask lots of questions - he's willing to answer. Take a close look at your medication protocol before ordering meds and ask about which meds you'll need on which days and if there is a chance you won't need any of them. I saved a lot of money by not ordering all of my meds up front - turned out I stimmed faster that anticipated and didn't end up needing all of them.

We used an antagonist protocol for my retrievals. The first retrieval we tried adding in a clomid for a few days at the start, which ended up not being as obviously helpful as we hoped and we skipped it on the second try.

Strong preference for single embryo transfer, with a solid rationale for his opinion.

Dr.Morin is by far the best doctor I've ever had--I'm honestly sad to be leaving RMA next week to graduate to an OB. He is very clear and crisp with his communication while being empathetic. He is SUPER responsive--I honestly don't know how he gets back to everyone so quickly on the spruce app. I know this is a wild example, but one time I didn't have a med for the trigger shot and he met me on a Saturday to give me a dose they had at the clinic so I could have a good outcome (I believe this trigger shot led to our insanely positive outcome of 17 embryos--10 of which were PGS normal). Dr. Morin performed by egg retrieval and transfer--he's a master at what he does and we're lucky to have him in the Bay Area. You'll be lucky if you get to work with him! Could not recommend more highly!!!

Come with your questions--he's very communicative and will go through all your questions/concerns at your visit. I was a very proactive patient and had a lot of questions but I think he gave the appropriate level of information for any patient that doesn't want to get into the science behind every med/decision being taken.

We did an antagonist protocol because I was an OHSS risk. We triggered with a Lupron + Ovidrel trigger. We ended up retrieving 37 eggs, 27 were mature, 21 fertilized, 17 embryos and 10 were PGS normal. We did two transfers--we first tried an unmedicated cycle which was unsuccessful. We then tried a medicated cycle and I'm currently 7 weeks pregnant.

I unfortunately didn't have insurance coverage and it cost ~$15K for the egg retrieval + IVF monitoring etc and then ~$4K for the transfer cycle. Overall, the prices were comparable with the other two clinics I was looking into but went with RMA because the doctors seemed better.

Strong preference for single embryo transfer (candidly, I wanted to do two but he talked me out of it for the high risk issues)

At RMA, you'll see any of the three doctors depending on the day/location. Dr. Morin answered all of my questions promptly and was encouraging throughout the process. He did my first egg retrieval and transfer. Dr. Kaser did my second egg retrieval and transfer.

You are in good hands. Do your research and and ask questions as needed.

For the first retrieval, I did 450 units of Follistim and 20 units of low does HCG daily to start and then introduced 1 vial of Ganirelix daily. For the second retrieval, I did 450 units of Follistim, 20 units of low dose HCG, 1 vial of Ganirelix, and 100 mg Clomid daily, and 50 units of omnitrope every other day. The reason for introducing Growth Hormone was to make my ovaries more responsive to the meds and improve the quality of the eggs some. Clomid got my body to produce more of its own FSH to supplement the Follistim and improve the response to treatment. I also began taking Levothyroxine in this process to bring down my TSH levels.

It was roughly $55-60K for two egg retrievals, two transfers, one D&C, and all the associated medication, testing, monitoring costs.

He only suggested transferring one. There's too much risk involved for mother and babies with a multiple embryo transfer and no reason for me to do that.

Dr. Morin was recommended to me by a co-worker and I switched doctors, I do not regret my decision at all. For all practical sense the other doctor was fine but I often felt rushed. We had one particular incident where we found ourselves at a fork in the road and needed to make a decision regarding our next step given new information. We felt overwhelmed and wanted some time to decide and honestly some guidance. She left the office to give my husband and I some time to decide. When she came back, we had additional questions for her, she instead of answering she rushed us which made us feel like an inconvenience. That was the last straw with her. In contrast, Dr. Morin speaks with a very calm demeanor, never seems like he is in a hurry. Even with my medical background, the information often given to us is a lot to process and he takes the time to answer all our questions without feeling rushed. Even with random questions we come up with after our appointments, his team is available to respond via the text app.

They have a "sister" clinics in northern California, one is San Francisco the other is Palo Alto. If you don't enjoy the parking availability and prices that going SF provides I recommend going to the Palo Alto clinic. You might see another doc but they are both great and I have nothing bad to say about either one.

I'm sorry I do not remember my IVF meds I had to use or the specific doses, it was over a year ago. But remember, Dr. Morin was willing to try a different treatment strategy even if it didn't look like it would make a difference. It did not, same response, no ovary response, no egg(s) to retrieve. But he was instrumental is guiding me to use a donor egg and are currently in the process of getting out first retrieval from our known donor.

An estimated patient responsibility for "Donor IVF Freeze - All for PGT-A" bundle package is $18,650 with some outside organization charges of the following: Pharmacy $5K-7K Anesthesia $650 Embryo testing PGT-A $300 per sample Embryo testing PGT-M $400 per sample ($3000 probe development)

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I was very worried at the beginning about OHSS. Dr. Morin eliminated this risk completely by using a leuprolide trigger shot. As such, my whole experience was seamless. He answered my many worried questions in the beginning with a lot of patience and knowledge, and explaining all the science behind the process when I asked, which was what I was hoping for and gave me peace of mind. My egg freezing process was very clearly explained, and I knew after every appointment what were the next steps and as such felt very safe and cared for. I had the same type of excellent experience during my egg retrieval, and again was very grateful for the level of care and professionalism with which such an important dream of mine was handled.

Work with him!

Leuprolide trigger shot to avoid OHSS during the egg freezing process.

Dr Morin seemed professional if a bit abrupt/hurried sometimes. It seemed like the Spruce messaging system didn’t allow for much in-depth consultation about our protocol. Towards the end, after two failed egg retrieval cycles, they said they would only do one more egg retrieval with us and after that it would be donor eggs.

Be prepared with all your questions if you get to see him at your appointment. Also try to book calls if you can if you have a lot of questions during your cycle or to follow up about changes to protocols.

We tried Clomid for 5 days first +150IU of Menopur, the second cycle we suggested a long lupron. This was due to DOR. Both didn't end up working well for us. I think mainly ICSI isn't good for DOR and the egg wouldn't fertilize.

about $10,000 for our cycles, but we didn't get any fertilized embryos from them.

They didn't really have any strong suggestions on changes to protocols, nor did they suggest using conventional IVF fertilization

Dr. Morin was always warm and welcoming when I would see him. He was great at breaking down information to ensure complete understanding, and always took the time to answer my (very long) list of questions.

Ask whatever is on your mind! He is an amazing resource and was always so kind when answering even the most basic of questions.

Note: I did this for fertility preservation and not due to infertility, so results may be triggering to those struggling to conceive. I went through 3 rounds with Dr. Morin, all following a very similar protocol. I had no complications or risk factors, and was seeing him for fertility preservation (not actively trying to conceive) so my protocol was fairly straightforward. For each of my three cycles I started out with Gonal F (FSH) 225 units and Menopur (1 vial). In my first cycle they added a second vial of Menopur on the 5th day based on bloodwork. Each cycle I used Cetrotide, beginning on the 7th day of the first cycle, 5th day of the second cycle, and 6th day of the final cycle. On my second cycle they actually instructed me to take a dose of Cetrotide immediately after my appointment and then again with my nightly routine due to the quick growth rate. I had near daily bloodwork and follicle count appointments, and used Lupron 40 mg for my trigger, and these were taken on the 11th, 10th and 12th day of my three cycles respectively. Cycle one: (all embryos round) - 13 days of injections including trigger - 26 eggs retrieved, 8 healthy embryos Cycle two: (eggs only round) - 11 days of injections including trigger - 21 eggs retrieved, 18 mature Cycle three: (eggs only round) - 13 days of injections including trigger - 36 retrieved, 32 mature

RMA was in-network with Progyny and Blue Cross insurance, so while I hit my out of pocket maximum for the year, all of my tests and procedures were covered.

I was initially hesitant to work with a fertility clinic with male providers, but went for it given the rave reviews I'd heard about RMA. After working with Dr. Morin, I can confirm that all of the positive feedback is completely warranted. Dr. Morin has an exceptional bedside manner, is patient, gentle, and thorough. I completely trusted his treatment plan, and judgment, so much so that I found the injection and retrieval process significantly easier than friends who have gone through the process with other doctors. I had several risk factors for OHSS, and he and the team customized my protocol to reduce that risk essentially down to zero. The day of my retrieval, I felt essentially no anxiety because I felt so confident in his care. I wish all clinics provided the level of care RMA and Dr. Morin provide!

No advice except make the appointment and get started! RMA and Dr. Morin provide such compassionate care, I'm so thankful to have found them and recommend them to everyone I know!

My protocol was menopur and Gonal-F only days 1-4 of stimulation, and then adding in cetrotide on day 5. This continued through day 9. On day 10 of stimulation I went in for my final ultrasound, and triggered that evening with Lupron, and then a second Lupron trigger the next morning. 36 hours after the first trigger was when my retrieval was scheduled for. I was at higher risk for OHSS, so they amended my protocol accordingly to avoid overstimulation, and then used a Lupron trigger instead of a traditional hCG injection to minimize my risk.

My care was covered by my employer, but all insurance and billing was handled quickly and with no follow-up required on my part.

I went to see Dr. Morin after two failed cycles with another clinic who could not provide me answers or a path forward (all embroys failed PGT testing). Dr. Morin acted with urgency to create a plan to move forward and leveraged both scientific literature as well as his own experience develop a treatment plan. When we had a failed third cycle using ICSI, Dr. Morin was the one who gave us the motivation, confidence, and clinical rationale to try one more time with a different protocol - resulting in a successful embryo transfer. I do not believe we would have had success with another clinic.

Talk through what your goals, expectations and tolerance for treatment is at the first visit - RMA will customize a plan that works best for you.

Third IVF cycle: used ICSI, retrieved 8 eggs, 6 fertilized, and only 1 made it to blast. PGT abnormal (I believe both of these were the flare protocol) Fourth cycle: used omnitrope (for first time), 8 eggs, 6 fertilized, 3 to blast, and 1 normal, which was transferred and resulted in an active current pregnancy

Insurance covered my IVF cycles. Transfer was about $4200

I did not want multiple embryo transfers. We did not discuss.

Dr Morin makes this time in your life and this difficult experience and makes it more than tolerable. I always looked forward to my appointments because I always left feeling informed, cared for, and as though he was really making a difference in my process. Every step was thoroughly explained to me and I never felt as if I was just a number or that any part of the process was just to make money.

Ask all of your questions. Don't feel as if any question is stupid. Dr Morin never made me feel that way, and he always seems more than willing to sit and talk your questions and concerns out with you.

Our only diagnosis was male factor infertility, so my process was a fairly straight-forward IVF egg retrieval, ICSI, and frozen embryo transfer. All of my procedures went seamlessly and I had few hiccups once in his care. The only issue we had was a blood marker that arose in my husband's bloodwork that we needed to see a different specialist for. But even then- Dr Morin worked to get that taken care of in a timely manner and made sure my cycle was not disrupted or delayed for this reason.

My insurance, luckily, covered 50% of some of the procedures and most of my medications. The finance team worked diligently with me to make sure all parts of my treatment were billed through my insurance and for my payments as well.

I asked about this and Dr Morin explained to me the additional risks involved with multiple embryo transfer. And given my already advanced age, my husband and I decided on single embryo transfer.

Dr.Morin is very smart and welcoming he made me feel very comfortable and confident that I could achieve success with him, from the start to the end I always felt happy with the service he has given me. I like that I got to see him most of my appointments and he was very easy to communicate with he always responded to my questions in a timely manner and made communicating very easy I also felt very relax with him in every visit.

Don’t be afraid to ask as many questions as you like Dr.Morin never made me feel rushed.

My first cycle we did gonal f centrotide and menopur for a week then I use pregnyl for trigger my retrieval yeild 3 eggs with 2 fertilizing and 1 coming back PGD normal 2nd cycle we did the same thing buy added clomid and I got 11 eggs 7 fertilize and 3 making it to blast with 1 coming back PGD normal.

My first cycle cost $15650 for a freeze all with icsi and $4640 for meds and $4500 for the FET and then additional $2-3k for blood works, monitoring and testing and $300 per embryo pgd testing since I had no insurance I had to pay all charges out of pocket my second cycle cost was $12520 a 20% discount on the original cost being it was my second round and $3100 for meds

Dr.Morin is a really good communicator. I asked him millions of questions and he always answers my questions in an easy to understand yet not over simplified way. He's also very honest about the success rate and all other numbers. My numbers matched pretty close to what he disclosed at the consultation.

Ask many questions, like why he chose such protocol, why use such trigger etc.

Antagonist protocol: 150 GonalF + 150 Menopur day 3 - day 10; Cetrotide day 8 - day 10; double lupron trigger on 36 and 24 hours before retrieval. Retrieval was on cycle day 12. Result: 32 follicles, 19 mature eggs, 14 fertilized, 7 blastocysts being biopsied and sent for PGS testing and all were PGS normal.

It was very busy when I did my egg retrieval monitorings before the COVID 19 situation. Monitoring appointments are usually only 5-10 minutes when the on duty doctor count the follicles, measure ovaries and uterus etc. plus additional 1 minute doing blood draw. I usually come in and out within 45 mins during busy hours.

My treatments were covered by the insurance. They have good contract price with my insurance provider.

Dr.Morin highly recommend eSET.

I came to Dr. Morin for a baseline fertility consultation without knowing what to expect and not much prior knowledge. He was super patient and broke down the basics of female fertility in an easily digestible way. He was a good listener and answered each of my questions thoroughly. When I got my results, he was attentive and had an open line of communication and was available to answer my questions. The follow up consultation was helpful as he explained the potential options of my treatment plan for egg freezing. I feel like I’m in competent hands with him as a primary fertility doctor.

Don’t be shy about asking questions to get a better understanding of your fertility situation!

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$375 for initial consultation of pelvic ultrasound + AMH bloodwork

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He is very responsive and caring. He is honest about our situation but also open to trying different avenues if we aren't ready to jump right into IVF, even though that is the standard for our situation.

Ask questions and don't be afraid to let him know if his recommendation doesn't match what you planned. He is open to the conversation and can let you know if your plan makes sense or is at least not going to hurt you in the end.

We started with the consultation and since we had been trying for year he recommended the first set of tests: -Hormones/genetics - normal -Vaginal analysis (endometrium thickness) - normal -HSG - one blocked tube -Sperm analysis - normal He recommended the HSG to see my tubes and uterus structure. They found that I had one blocked tube and found two small polyps. Due to the HSG he recommended an Clomid+IUI or IVF. For us it was important to try and do this as naturally as possible so we opted to try two rounds of Clomid and timed sex. If that didn't work we agreed to move into Clomid+IUI for 2-3 tries and then we would consider IVF. He was ok with that. He mentioned due to my age we had time to follow this path. If anything changed he would let me know. Following the plan and diagnosis we scheduled a procedure to remove the polyps. After that process we moved to Clomid and timed sex. I mentioned to him that Clomid was making me feel ill and he recommended trying Letrozole for the next round. We are currently waiting to see if Clomid worked :)

I handled this through my insurance so I haven't been tracking it. The cost to me has been very low due to my coverage.

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The staff is very warm, welcoming and very accommodating; I start work at 7am in the morning (as do they) but they would open at 6:30 to see me so I could get to work on time. The office uses the Spruce app to communicate with patient and anytime I had a question, I would get a response within a couple of hours. Even with the COVID-19 outbreak, they remained organized and continued to see patients that were in the middle of their treatment. The only aspect of my treatment that I would want differently is a tentative timeline of when and how long I would be taking the different medications. It's nice to be able to look ahead and see the light at the end of the medication tunnel.

I have PCOS and because of that Dr. Morin wanted to put me on an antagonist cycle. He chose this cycle to avoid OHSS. This method yielded 8 embryos, where as my last cycle, with a different doctor, only yielded 4 embryos.

$15,000 for IVF with ICSI $650 for anesthesia $2000 for PGS testing (outside vendor) $4000 for frozen embryo transfer $750 post positive pregnancy test lab draw and ultrasound

Dr. Morin highly recommended a single embryo transfer. He explained the likelyhood of having a multiple birth with a multiple embryo transfer the complications that comes with it. But ultimately the decision was up to couple and he respected our decision of transfering more that one embryo.

Dr Morin is very likeable and personable so we immediately warmed up to him. He definitely comes across as someone you'd want to be friends with. From a treatment perspective we were too new to this journey to realize the lack of depth and options. Neither my husband nor I underwent further medical examinations other than the genetic screening, ie no semen analysis, no uterus exam - nothing. He's a big proponent of IVF being a numbers game, ie keep retrieving until you get that one embryo that'll stick. Treatment protocols are heavily geared towards medications, no alternative suggestions like acupuncture, nutrition or supplements. We left RMA after our failed transfer as we didn't feel confident about this numbers game. We would have preferred to explore all possible options to include changes that might have made even a small difference.

He's very likeable and personable, however, his approach seems very inflexible and 'one size fits all' rather than personalizing treatment plans.

First retrieval: standard protocol Second retrieval: micro-lupron protocol Third retrieval: include omnitrope Fourth retrieval: micro-lupron protocol

Monitoring at Palo Alto office was only offered during the week during the morning hours. All procedures took place in SF which wasn't very convenient.

~$20k per retrieval, ~$8k per transfer, all excl. meds

RMA don't support multiple embryo transfers

Dr. Morin spent a great deal of time explaining everything, answering my questions and concerns and even researching and reading studies that may apply to my situation. He knew every detail about my case when we spoke and I felt like he was really invested in my success and wellbeing. He's extremely knowledgeable and well read on the latest studies and methods and equally as compassionate and kind.

Ask questions. Educate yourself about the process so you can work as a team to tackle your specific issues. I really felt that studying alot myself allowed me to have deeper discussions about studies, techniques, protocol etc... and get the most out of my time with Dr. Morin. He was very willing to hear me out, answer questions and debate different options with me.

I did three egg retrieval cycles. The first two were antagonist (Follistim, low dose HCG, Cetrotide) and we got a good number of eggs but 0 normal embryos after PGS testing. After much research and discussion we decided to try a third cycle and changed to Lupron Flare. (Lupron, Follistim, Menopur) and added hgh (omnitrope). Dr. Morin also closely looked at my past results and adjusted the time of trigger to be earlier - as soon as progesterone started to rise and that cycle resulted in normal embryos!

It was very efficient. I never waited more than 30 minutes but most of the time it was very fast.

Costs were in line with other top clinics in the area.

Strong preference for single embryo transfer

I couldn't wait to write this review for Dr. Morin. From the moment my husband and I met him we felt like we were 100% in the right place. He is warm, kind, compassionate, realistic, extremely knowledgable, and relaxed. You can feel how much he cares about his patients, so much so, that I always felt like I was his only patient. :) Before meeting Dr. Morin we interviewed four other doctors in the area and none even came close. After every doctors appointment the first words that came out of my mouth were how happy I was to be on Dr. Morin's team. This process was truly made so much better because of the wonderful team that was behind me. Dr. Morin is a rockstar!!!

Dr. Morin and his team have both offices in SF and PA, making it easy to always get an appointment. The Palo Alto office is right off the freeway as well!

I was taught how to do all shots at home (much easier than anticipated), would come into the office almost every day for monitoring before the egg retrieval to make sure everything was going exactly to plan. We got a great number of eggs that made beautiful embryos and it worked on the first try!

I don't remember off hand, but was inline with the other four clinics we interviewed.

Dr. Morin's approach was spot on, we wanted a healthy pregnancy and his knowledge of how to achieve that worked well for my husband and I.

I’m 27 weeks pregnant and a week hasn’t gone by that my husband and I don’t reminisce or compliment our experience with Dr Morin and RMA. Infertility is a hard journey, but Dr Morin and the RMA team truly carried the burden for us. The medication process was unlike any other and their more natural approach helped make our journey a bearable one. I’ll sum up our experience in 3 points: 1) Dr Morin’s bedside manner, ability to go at our pace, and knowledgeable advice at the right time is unmatched. 2) The communication from the clinic through the app day and night was always consistent and so helpful during moments where we felt uneasy. 3) RMAs approach to medicine is so worth exploring. Trust me. If it works for your body to use the vaginal suppositories instead of the progesterone shots - it’s a game changer. We will never not use Dr Morin and RMA for future pregnancies and truly look forward to that day. Thank you to the entire RMA team!

DON’T THINK, JUST CHOOSE DR MORIN!

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Dr. Morin is amazing. I had a wonderful experience and am so glad I went with him. Dr. Morin treats us like human and takes the time to explain everything, our concerns, process etc. He is responsive and patient with questions and clarifications. Extremely supportive. He finds ways to make everything as easy as possible on you. The whole process we went with Dr. Morin can't be smoother and more pleasant. I would recommend him to my friends!

We had only one IVF round and it succeeds! We used Gonal F, Menorpur, Cetrotide before egg retrieval, followed by progesterone and estrogen before and after implantation. This resulted in a successful retrieval of 14 eggs, all of them were mature, 11 fertilized and 7 made it to blast stage for freeze.

Strengths: empathetic, smart, answers your questions, clear/concise with process/expectations, always available. It can be a nerve-racking process but he made you feel comfortable and communicated well in-person, on the phone, or via the Spruce app.

Definitely see him.

Scott and the nurses were always transparent with strategy/rationale. Given I wasn't ovulating (hadn't had my period in +3 years), my body was taking awhile to warm up to the medicine so each day they provided an update what I should do. They gave me advance heads up if I need to order more medicine, etc.

During the week, the wait wasn't long. However, on the weekends -- the waits were some times MUCH longer because Palo Alto office was closed or some issue with building security. Once I waited almost 2 hours.

$12,000 for first round including medicine, visits, procedure (EVERYTHING). 2nd round you received 10% off. My insurance didn't cover much.

Dr. Morin spoke to me like a human being. He explained medical terms in simple terms for me to understand. He was at all appointments every single time. While ultrasounds can be uncomfortable, he made the process much smoother by sparking up conversations.

Dr. Morin works out of another RMA location in Palo Alto for monitoring making it easy for others outside SF.

When I started injections to the trigger shots, ultrasounds were performed almost every day to see how my body is reacting to the meds. Likely, I responded well and doses were lowered each day.

I only had $350 for an initial consult and the $7999 for Egg Freezing cycle.

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Dr Morin is very knowledgeable and trustworthy. We feel well informed and safe during the process. My case was pretty simple so there was not a lot to describe. But I definitely the great result was due to Dr Morin timing the medication well - whether to go on for 1 more day of medication to get more mature eggs.

Ask a lot of questions to get educated.

I reacted very well to the medication and used only Lupron as trigger. I went on medication for 9 days. Starting from the 5th day I got the medication that prevents early ovulation.

initial consultation + lab tests cost + 7999 for egg freezing

I am still new to the clinic, but after meeting with several other doctors, I feel Dr. Marin shows compassion and talks to me like an equal. He considers my thoughts and opinions and takes them into consideration. I feel like he really cares and wants the best options for his patients.

I would say always have questions and ask them! Dr. Marin will listen and address all your concerns.

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My experience at RMA and with Dr. Morin was like no other. From the first consultation he was relatable, but very professional and I enjoyed his sense of humor through it all. As a patient you are able to connect with the doctor through a protected app. which is so helpful because you can get answers to the unknown pretty quickly. Dr. Morin works around the clock for his patients and I am grateful for his commitment to his work. You can definitely tell he loves what he does.

Dr. Morin is very hands on and you will be dealing with him all the way through the process which is some what rare. Having a doctor there through it all was comforting for me.

We started with the retrieval and the injections of all the hormones which was a 10 day process. Through that period I was going in to get ultrasounds every couple days in order to time the retrieval correctly. They monitored me very closely and were able to schedule the retrieval fairly quickly which ended up working for my work schedule which was nice. The retrieval was a success and were excited to have the results that we did. We then went through the genetic testing and then began the transfer process. We started with a medicated transfer to begin which was not my favorite because it involved injections, but it was nice because we could control the date and time of the transfer. For the 2nd transfer Dr. Morin decided to do a natural transfer cycle to see if my body produces what it needs and that cycle was much more enjoyable for me and in the end was successful. Nine days later, we found out we were pregnant and then over the next three weeks I came in for them to monitor me and the development of the embryos. It was nice to have Dr. Morin still apart of the process after the transfer took.