William Kutteh

Dr. Kutteh is very knowledgeable and experienced. I appreciated his candidness at each stage of our fertility treatments. He was also willing to give us options and let us decide what treatment we wanted to do next. While he did not have the most comforting bedside manner, he was compassionate and understanding of my fears and feelings. I always appreciated his expertise in the field of recurrent pregnancy loss and infertility, so I felt like I was in good hands simply because of his vast knowledge.

He is very factual and will thoroughly review your file at every visit. If there is anything that concerns you, just bring it up and he’ll listen and address it.

Dr. Kutteh, his nurse, and the ultrasound techs knew our case, our concerns, and were very thorough in making sure we felt heard and were informed about each decision we made.

IUI #1 - 2.5 mg Letrazole IUI #2 - 5 mg Letrazole IUI #3 - 5 mg Letrazole Egg Retrieval - 250ml Gonal-F, Cetratide, Lupron trigger shot, doxycycline, steroid Transfer - 75ml Progesterone in oil, 2 pills of Estradiol then up to 3, progesterone suppositories (all taken until 10 weeks of pregnancy), Valium (morning of transfer), “couch”rest for 24 hours

My nurse ALWAYS called me back within an hour if I called her. She also always called to inform me of my next steps at every stage of our treatments.

The clinic will call ahead most of the time to let you know how much you owe at your next appointment. You will set up everything else through your nurse or at your appointment. You will have to wait to see the doctor for a while, but if you’re just there to get bloodwork or an ultrasound, then they will get you in and out quickly.

The overall cost for an IUI was $497, but that did not include ultrasounds. The cost for the entire IVF procedure was laid out in very clear terms. With the ultrasounds, procedures, doctor’s fees, and meds, ours cost around $15,000.

Dr. Kutteh advised us to use one embryo based on my age (31) and the quality and number of our day 5 blastocysts. We trusted him and didn’t want to have multiples.

I believe Dr. Kutteh is very smart and compassionate about his work and helping patients achieve their goal of getting pregnant. I was disappointed that when my 1st ivf cycle was canceled and changed to an IUI that he didn’t want to meet with myself and my husband to discuss a new plan and protocol. He did call me on the phone and we discussed it but I think that is something that needs to be done in person.

You have to be your own advocate. Do your own research as well.

I believe in looking at numbers and sometimes myself I get caught up in the numbers because I am a nurse and you do spend so much time using numbers to help determine a plan of care but I also believe that doctors and nurses should be an advocate for your patient. I have a low amh and slightly high fsh and I believe they want to push donor eggs on me more than me trying to use my own eggs. I want a doctor who will tell me not to give up on having a baby with my own eggs until we exhausted all options. I am learning through this journey I have to be my own advocate.

My first ivf cycle I did 75 or menopur and 275 of gonol f. I made it to day 6 of stims when my cycle was changed to an IUI. They only found one follicle on my right ovary and the ultrasound tech said she couldn’t find my left ovary. (Which I have, it had never been removed). On day 6 my estrogen dropped and the said my progesterone was over one so they knew I would ovulate that follicle. I took the trigger shot at 5pm that night and the next day we went in for the IUI. When I finally talked to Dr. Kutteh over a week later he said he knew this was a possibility because of my numbers. We all knew going in to this I might not respond well. So this time we will be doing the Schoolcraft protocol with Lupron.

My nurse is nice and I have spoken to one other nurse when mine was gone already and she was very nice too.

Overall their staff is great. I’m not a huge fan of their front desk people but it’s not the end of the world. The people who draw your blood in the back are amazing and don’t seem to hurt at all. Their ultrasound techs are good too.

I think we paid them close to 10,000 for our first cycle not including meds or what we would have paid for the retrieval or transfer since we didn’t get that far. The money we didnt use we have as a credit for our next cycle.

We haven’t made it to an egg retrieval yet but I do believe if the patient wants you to transfer two embryos then they should. The patient should be able to have a say in that decision.

Dr. Kutteh performed two procedures on me including a myomectomy prior to beginning my reproductive attempts. I felt confident with him as a doctor because of his years of experience as well as his knowledge. He was very blunt in providing information to both my husband and I so that we would be aware of a best course of action to take.

I would advise the prospective patient that they are in good hands with him and to remain positive throughout their treatment.

I felt like a human because Dr. Kutteh was very through in explaining my case and he was open for questions which could arise. During each visit, he always inquired as to whether I understood the information which he provided.

During treatment I think that I was on protocol 5 whereas I would take 2.5mg of Letrozole of cycle days 3, 5, and 7. In addition I took 75 mg of Follistim on cycle days 5, 7, and 9. Ultrasound was on day 10 and the nurse called me the same day as the ultrasound with instructions on when to take the trigger shot and the appointment time for IUI.

The entire support staff was great including the phlebotomist. They were patient and empathetic as well.

The clinic is warm and I like the idea that there is a small partition in the waiting area for patients which prefer privacy. The clinic is very welcoming in general and the equipment and furniture is not warm. I am not aware of any weaknesses. The facility is in a well maintained building and the clinic is clean. New patients should go online to complete the new patient forms in advance because there are quite a few of them so, completing them during an office visit could be time consuming.

I do not recall the exact cost of each IUI cycle because I used donor sperm so additional fees were required to store it and count the sperm.

I have not had an IVF cycle.

Dr. Kuttah is very knowledgeable and goes the extra mile to make you feel as if your his only patient. He takes the time to personally call to make sure you are receiving the best care possible. He plans the treatment calendar to help achieve the goal of pregnancy and adjust where needed. He was referred to me and has received great feedback from his patients.

He has a great bed side manner and will walk you through the best plan to achieving pregnancy

Dr. Kuttah has excellent bedside manner. He personallyrics calls to follow up after ever precudure

Birth control pill for 2-3 weeks Menopur 150 Gonal F 350 units Pregnyl Trigger Shot Crinone after transfer This resulted in 10 eggs being retrieved which was more than they expected.

When we started out Michelle was nice nasty. She was snappy and nonapproachable. But by the end she was warm and showed compassion

This clinic is wonderful. Like anywhere you have few bad apples in the bunch but overall everyone is warm and compassionate.

I could go in for monitoring around my schedule. I only had to wait 5-10 minutes tops. Very well managed and organized

I don't remember

He recommended transfering 2 eggs to increase the odds of conception due to my age.

Every visit was very informative. He always gives you the best options as related to your treatment. He also make sure that you are aware of the cost associated with each fertility option presented to you. He understands that infertility is stressful as well as emotional. He has always shown compassion.

Be honest and transparent. Don’t be afraid and know that he truly cares about your situation.

Dr Kutteh is one of the best doctor. He is very patient and gives you your best options when it comes to fertility treatments. He shows that he cares about you as well as your infertility.

I don’t remember each and every thing. I’ve had a Laparoscopy performed on me. I was on and off Clomid for 3 maybe more years.

They are very approachable. He has a very friendly staff and they are always encouraging.

This is a great clinic has one of the best staff. They are also available when you need them. They too are compassionate and caring. Moetover, sometimes it can be hard to get a appointment. They may not have appointments available for months at a time.

The copay, the cost of each medication and the cost of the procedure.