Aspire Fertility - Austin (Prelude Network clinic)

If I could give 0 stars I would, but to be fair, the staff at Aspire were always very nice & accommodating. I don't really know where to begin with why you should avoid this place like the plague (specifically Dr. Natalie Crawford). I was referred here by my OBGYN after some slightly low test results, & during the very first visit (a consultation) I was immediately told by Dr. Crawford that it would be in my best interest to move forward with IVF. Mind you, I was 27 years old, with low AMH & slightly high FSH. My husband & I had been trying to conceive for less than a year. However, due to the fear those test results caused me, knowing nothing about infertility & the other options I had, as well as trusting my doctor's opinion, I truly believed that IVF would be the only thing that would get me what I wanted. So I went ahead & paid out of pocket for 1 round of IVF. Also, no more tests were run before I paid full price for this. We went solely based on the bloodwork I had received from my OBGYN. By no fault of the doctors, none of my embryos made it to blastocysts. Of course this was devastating, & my husband was very upset after doing more research, as he felt that Dr. Crawford talked me into something & used my vulnerability & desire for a child to persuade me into this huge (& expensive) step before trying anything else. He voiced this to her during our follow-up appointment, to which Dr. Crawford responded that he was "verbally aggressive" & interrupted him with "no, it's my turn to talk, stop talking". As soon as any questions that challenged her suggestions were asked, all bets were off. She was rude to my husband as well as myself, answering my questions with 1 or 2 words when I was already in a very fragile & confused state. She told me I likely had an egg quality issue, & would probably never become pregnant on my own without more IVF. I ended up making an appointment with another RE for a second opinion, & she used to work at Aspire. She told me that she would ask Dr. Skillern if I could transfer to her so that I could maintain some sort of normalcy & familiarity through my second round without having to see the same doctor. I was later told by this RE that I could not transfer to Dr. Skillern because "Dr. Crawford had told Dr. Skillern that my husband asked to leave the practice"; which never happened in any discussion that we had, a blatant lie. I was floored. So there went another option for me (or so it felt like). To make things even worse, I requested my records from Aspire, & while going through them, noticed so many false statements I couldn't believe it, despite everything that had happened. Dr. Crawford reported in these notes that during our first consultation, she went over all options of fertility treatment with me, & that "it may take several IVF rounds to have a successful outcome". NONE OF THAT WAS EVER EVEN BROUGHT UP TO ME IN THE SLIGHTEST! To the contrary, I asked one of the nurses after my appointment with Dr. Crawford was over if Dr. Crawford felt that I may need more than 1 round & she responded with "no, Dr. Crawford will tell us if she believes there's a high chance of that, & she didn't say that so that means she feels that this will truly get you what you want". She also wrote that risks of my egg retrieval were reviewed with me, such as needing a blood transfusion in severe situations. Again, never even mentioned in the slightest. Let me just clarify, I do not blame Dr. Crawford or Aspire for my failed cycle. I know that nature does it's own thing, & no doctor can be sure what the outcome will be when it comes to fertility. I blame her for being rude, for taking advantage of my vulnerability & fragile mental state at the time (that I'm still very much affected by), for straight-out lying in my medical notes (which I believe is very illegal). I blame her for not doing follow-up bloodwork, or an HSG, or any tests for that matter before I paid $30,000 out of pocket for IVF. I want to say more, but I'm out of room! P.s. I am now 15 wks pregnant (naturally!!!) with a little girl :)

Don't!!!

Approximately $24,000 for the "package" deal that included some (not all) medications as well as 1 embryo transfer & 1 year of frozen embryo storage.

Summary: Dr. Crawford has poor bedside manner when dealing with emotional patients. My OGBYN referred me to Dr. Crawford. When first researching her, I didn't like her strong social media presence and the fact that she talked about patients (without mentioning their names) on social media. I also lived over an hour away from her office, so it would be a pain to make the trip often; however, my OGBYN loved her so I decided to give her a try. My first consultation was OK. During one point in the consultation I got upset (Infertility is emotional people, but I'm preaching to the choir, you all know this.). Dr. Crawford just kept talking and didn't stop to address my emotions. This should have been my first red flag. However, I let it go with the thought that maybe she thought if she just kept talking I would be able to pull myself together and we could move forward. I came back for my second appointment for my husband to do a semen analysis (SA). Once his SA was complete, Dr. Crawford would be able to go over next steps with us. During my previous visit, I mentioned to Dr. Crawford, my fertility coach, and other staff how uncomfortable my husband would be giving the SA. Even leading up to our appointment, I spoke back and forth with office staff on the possibility of him doing it at home and bringing his sample in. Ultimately, he decided to do the analysis in the office because we were concerned with the 1 hour time frame that we had to get the sample to the lab (remember, we live 1 hour away) . The day of our appointment, they placed my husband in a room right by the nurses desk and the waiting room. He could hear every word the nurses said, every person who checked in at the desk, and even when they called me back to our consultation room. Why would they have not taken notes about how uncomfortable I told him he would be and placed him in the room furthest away from everyone? Instead, they placed him in the least private of all the SA rooms. Unfortunately, he was not able to provide a SA. We then waited on Dr. Crawford for our consultation. We were greeted by a nurse who said Dr. Crawford would not be able to see us today because my husband had not been able to provide a SA. I immediately start crying. First, We had driven an hour, how can she not just come into the room and talk to us and explain possible options (option 1: if his SA came back good. option 2: if it came back bad). Second, I'm her patient too, not just him. Come talk to me and my husband about what's going on with me and the blood work results from the last appointment. Because I got upset, the nurse went to get Dr. Crawford. As soon as she entered the room Dr. Crawford was on the defense. Instead of giving me a chance to talk and explain my concerns, she immediately started explain why it was unethical for her to treat us without his SA. Unfortunately, I tried to talk over her in order for me to express my concerns. Her response: "I feel like you are personally attacking me." UMMM.... WHAT?!? She then proceeded to say "It's unethical for me to f***ing take your money without his SA." So now she has refused to see us, said I was attacking her, and she cursed. I should have trusted my gut from my first consultation when she ignored me when I got upset and kept talking. Based on her reaction to my emotions at my second appointment, she clearly needs more work in how to properly deal with patient emotions. I needed a hug, a "it's going to be OK, here are next steps," not cursing and refusal to see me.

Don't try to confront her, she'll curse and say you are personally attacking her.

$40 copay based on my insurance

Of the two fertility clinics I've tried, Aspire has been a breath of fresh air. They are clear on costs up front, they provided me a detailed calendar of medications, appointments, etc. I had a much clearer picture of what to expect along the process. The clinic was never overly crowed like the other clinic I had gone to, so I didn't feel like a number in a cattle call. I felt like they actually had the same goal in mind as I did, to get pregnant. Where my other clinic I felt like they just really wanted my money. I'd recommend Aspire and Dr. P for sure. There's always a few things they could do better, i had to ask questions rather than information always being presented. And since I had previous experience I knew what to ask. However overall I still give them a 9 out of 10 compared to my other experiences. I felt like they all cared about me and our outcome and gave us the time and patients we needed during the process.

Make sure to ask questions. If you don't know how to give a shot, make sure to ask the nurse. It might be because I had already gone through the experience before. They are much more clear on the process than others, but still didn't cover everything. Do your research no matter who you see and ask questions.

We only did an embroyo transfer with Aspire. They use a pretty agreesive approach compared to my other fertility clinic, which I much appreciated. They were great at making sure the uturus lining was the right size - over 7mm. I took Progesterone shots pre transfer and until week 10 of pregnancy. Estrace 6mg (2mg 3 times a day) as well as estrogene patches (2 patches every other day.

My care was a different cost because we used a donor service. We bought a package that had the ability to refund if we don't get to a live a birth through 6 donor cycles. That package was $39k plus we did pay for embroyo testing $4100 and additional embroyo biopsy $1500. I believe we also paid a little extra for a mock trial required by the donor service, maybe $500.

I can't say enough good things about Dr David Prokai. He is the most emotionally supportive, talented, and caring doctor that I have ever met. Fertility treatment is so incredibly traumatic. Having a doctor who not only gives you first class care, but also understands how to be there emotionally for you is incredibly important. Dr. Prokai genuinely cares about his patients. In 2020 I was working with another fertility clinic in Austin and my body wasn’t responding to stimulation treatment. I was told that I needed to start exploring donor eggs. I went to Dr. Prokai for a second opinion and I felt an immediate connection to him. During our conversation, I felt more heard and seen than I had ever felt during my year of fertility treatment with my other clinic. At my previous clinic I felt like a number in their system, and had no emotional connection to my doctor. During my appointment with Dr. Prokai I remember him saying "I understand that every step in this journey is a loss, I can only tell you what I would tell you if you were my sister, and if you were my sister, I would agree that a donor egg is your best chance". I was blown away, my other doctor had never acknowledged the emotional weight that fertility treatment carries. We stayed with my old clinic and went forward with stimulating my sister Sarah, who agreed to be my egg donor. Unfortunately, after a horrible experience with that clinic, we were forced to abandon treatment mid-cycle. I called Aspire Fertility in tears on Friday night and they called Dr. Prokai who not only talked to me that Friday night, but agreed to rush us in for an appointment. He rescued our cycle and was able to continue Sarah’s stimulation. During Sarah’s egg extraction, she grabbed Dr Prokai’s hand and said “you’re such a blessing for our family. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done. I believe god gave you to us.” Dr. Prokai got misty-eyed, but is a superstitious man so didn’t congratulate us just yet. Even though my sister also has a low ovarian reserve, the cycle resulted in three grade A healthy and viable embryos! Not only did Dr. Prokai make me feel taken care of emotionally and clinically, he also made my sister Sarah feel cared for as one of his own patients- not just “the donor.” At one point during our treatment, it looked like we were going to have to stop her cycle and try again with another medication protocol. Thankfully, Sarah started responding to treatment and we were able to move forward. So many ups and downs. Dr. Prokai confessed that he was so worried that he would have to call off the cycle that he had spent the weekend practicing how to tell us with his wife, so he could make sure that he told us in as gentle of a way as possible, so we wouldn’t lose hope. This is who he is. He cares so much. We are now three months pregnant with our baby boy! Due on my sister’s bday- another blessing. Dr. Prokai wanted so badly to FaceTime Sarah & her husband during our first heartbeat appt, and it was such a beautiful moment, every team member on board, listening to our miracle’s strong heart beat. During our last appointment with Dr. Prokai I was a sobbing mess. I was so devastated to leave him and his incredible staff who rallied around us and gave us the care and support we needed to make this little boy. I will never be able to thank the team at Aspire enough for the wonderful gift they have given us. We love them like family. They want constant updates from me and my sister. It has been such a long and hard journey, but I could not be more grateful that it was Dr. Prokai who helped us create this little life. It was all meant to be, but with the right doctor.

Book your appointment today. Dr. Prokai is the most incredible fertility doctor.

Dr. Prokai stimulated my sister to secure donor eggs, he used birth control, injectable hormones and estrodial (among other medications which I can't remember). For my transfer he used birth control, estrodial, progesterone injections and other medications I can't remember.

I had coverage with Progyny so my fertility coverage was covered 100%

We transferred one embryo under Dr. Prokai's recommendation. He fully explained the trade offs between implanting one vs. two.

He explained things in an understandable manner. I didn’t leave with questions of his explanations. I did however feel post failed transfer that there was things that should have been explained better which could have told us more information - having now done more research of my own.

Do your own in-depth research and ask questions

We were self pay as this clinic didn’t accept our insurance. It was approximately 14,000 out of pocket not including medication

I only had 1 to transfer

Changing doctors to Dr Prokai was the best decision for me. Yes, I did have a successful transfer and that of course makes things extra great...but I felt like I could be myself and be heard and supported by Dr Prokai and his team. Infertility is a horrible thing to go through and it made such a difference feeling like I could be participatory in my care by asking questions and not just be told what the cycle was.

If you want to feel truly like a person and not a number, go to Dr Prokai!

After a failed FET with a pgt tested normal Embryo I wanted to rule everything out. Dr Prokai suggested a cycle that started with about 2 weeks of birth control. Then we did a mock transfer (I had a extremely painful first transfer and this was a huge selling point for me that he said he always does a mock to make sure he knows how to place the catheter before it’s actually the time for the transfer). He also did a test for inflammation and that was normal. I did estrogen and PIO before the transfer. Had the transfer (it was soooo easy) and then continued the medication until 12 weeks pregnant.

FET was about $4000

Dr. Kelley is very warm and explains every detail thoroughly. She definitely was honest with my protocol and setbacks and made me feel comfortable along the way. My only "weakness" for her is that you don't get to see her for every monitoring appointment along the way and other doctors in the practice are not nearly as thorough and understanding as she is.

My advice with any doctor would be do some research before-hand, so that you have a list of questions to ask. Dr. Kelley will answer all of them and put your mind at ease.

I have low AMH (1.5) and my husband has low sperm count, motility, and shape. Therefore, IVF was our best option. For my first retrieval, I did a Lupron lead in + Microgestin birth control. There was a mix up on how long I was supposed to take BC, so I had to push my cycle out a month. Then when we started back, I had two lead follicles at my baseline, so we had to continue Lupron for a few days. Then I started a Gonal-F (300 daily) and Menopur (150 daily) protocol for about 10-12 days. Dr. Kelley retrieved 7 eggs but only 2 were mature and produced 1 emryo that made it to Day 6 blast and tested PGS Normal. For the second cycle, Dr. Kelley suggested we add a couple of days on stims to give the eggs more time to mature and we also added Omnitrope (25 units daily) to help with egg quality. This time we got 7 follicles, 5 were mature and 3 made it to blast. We got 1 PGS normal embryo, 1 low mosaic, and 1 abornormal.

Monitoring was between 7-9 am. That worked well with my schedule because I could go in before work. I generally had to wait, which was annoying. The other negative I had was that I rarely saw my doctor, as each of the three doctors rotated on a schedule. I think this is a miss. One of the three doctors, Dr. Skillern, definitely made you feel like a number at the deli counter and I had to stop her from leaving before I could ask her questions.

I use Progyny insurance, so I'm unsure of the out of pocket costs. I did have Aspire quote me on an additional cycle if we needed to do a third egg retrieval. I don't have itemized costs yet, but the total for an egg retrieval cycle with all monitoring, genetic testing, assisted hatching, anesthesia, ICSI, and cryopreservation for a year was $17,999. Meds are an additional $5-6k.

Dr. Kelley and the other two physicians at Aspire lead with eSET. I agree with this approach.

Dr Skillern is brilliant. She does not sugar coat things, but she shows compassion. She is relatable, trustworthy, honest. She was available on nearly every visit. She set realistic expectations and gave us a game plan for each cycle .. making modifications to get better results each time.

She’s a professional. She is busy, but she treats your case as though it is important. She gets excited when good things happen for you and is genuinely sad when things don’t go as planned. She is wonderful.

Many tests to determine reasons for infertility. 4 egg retrieval’s. Genetic testing on embryos. Biopsy of my uterus to determine correct day of implant. 2 embryos implanted. 3 frozen embryos.

RMA is on the expensive side... but worth every penny.

Dr Skillern really promotes single embryo transfer. Pre-consultation I always envisioned implanting more than one embryo. After listening to her reasons, I agree with her decision to implant one at a time.

Dr. Mak is brilliant. Had I listened to her originally I would have been further along in this process. I trust her completely and appreciate her dedication to my case. Not only does she personally respond to e-mails she checks up on you during appointments. She never makes us feel uncomfortable and throughly explains everything. It’s also nice that I get to personally see her for my visits rather than being pawned off because she’s a really busy doctor.

Be ready to hear the truth and accept it. She has great bedside manner but everything she is telling you is fact and it’s better to absorb than to run from it.

I haven’t had any cycles yet, but we are in the prep phase. We had a minor set back during the mock transfer that is all cleaned up now. I did 3 months on Lupron and now we are ready to start invocell ivf.

My invocell is going to be $8600. My past treatments (mock transfer and saline ultrasound) were under $400.

None. Dr. Mak explained the risks I could face with doing a multiple transfer and I accept that a single is my best route.

She was candid about me having fibroids but completely focused on getting us to move forward with IUI or IVF. She never provided any other alternatives and was just matter of fact in saying that I had "unexplained infertility" -- which was most definitely not the case after a second opinion. She's a second rate doctor that should find another profession.

Go somewhere else and don't waste your time with her!! She's awful!!

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Initially just copays. But ended up having to pay out of pocket because they fraudulently coded my consultation as "infertility". All I went to them for was diagnostics!!! She never did ANY procedures or treatments on me.

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We thought everything was being check with our blood draws and come to find out she never tested our husband's testosterone levels. We found this out after 2 retrievals and couldn't believe this wasn't done before hand. We wasted two potential cycles and hard earned money as insurance didn't cover IVF. Extremely disappointed.

I would seek several other opinions before choosing your doctor.

$30,000+ for 2 retrievals

My husband and I both felt very comfortable with Dr Arredondo from the initial consultation throughout our years of treatment. His passion and knowledge was very evident!! We loved how easy it was to just sit and ask questions...and felt like his questions to us were not just clinical but really covered emotional, financial, relational topics as well! Because his main office is in San Antonio, we did not see him at every appointment but we had equally great interactions with other doctors in his practice!

If it is important to you to see the same doctor at every appointment, you may want to travel to San Antonio to see Dr. Arredondo or choose another doctor at RMA who is always in Austin! We also fell in love with Dr. Skillern, who did our embryo transfer and who will do our next transfer as well!

With our embryo transfer, we wanted to try a natural cycle because I had taken many medications in previous fertility attempts. He and his staff were supportive in our wishes but also advised and encouraged when to deviate from our original plan, such as the need for progesterone after the transfer!

IVF $15,000 Embryo Transfer/meds $6,000

Got pregnant on our 1st round of IVF with RMA under her care. She was fantastic and I highly recommend. She always set expectations and was in every appointment besides blood draws. Loved her!

She will be very frank with you and not sugar coat. She does not talk to much about the future and talks about today and the next step. I'm a huge planner, so it took me awhile to adjust to this, but with infertility it was the best for me. You can't plan to far ahead with this. You need to be in the moment and think about today and the next appointment and what needs to be done between then.

I was fortunate enough to have insurance that covered IVF. I only had to pay 20% after my deductible was met. I did pay for CCS services and that was $2,500 I think cash payment of IVF ranged from 10k-25k

Dr. Skillern is not the most touchy-feely, but she is very honest and pretty easy to talk to. She was completely up-front with us from the get-go, and seemed to communicate with myself and my husband as equals. Also, did every appointment except for blood draws, and was always willing to answer a call or email if I had questions.

I used the antagonist protocol, with a couple weeks of birth control pills before starting stims. Because of my large follicle count, and risk of OHSS, we planned a freeze-all cycle from the beginning. I started off with relatively conservative dosage amounts of Menopur and Follistim and did reduce as we moved forward. Also, since we did a freeze-all, I triggered with Luperon instead of HCG. I started with 24 eggs retrieved, 20 were mature, and 17 fertilized with ICSI. After six days, I had six remaining embryos for transfer. I was able to transfer my next cycle, after a hysteroscopy to double-check my uterus. Because of the grades of my embryos, we transferred one and it was successful.

Unfortunately I did not have insurance coverage for IVF. The clinic offers a service that provided a "bundle price" for the procedure plus medications that was lower than the "list price." For all meds, plus IVF, plus a frozen transfer I paid roughly $16,000. The clinic does a good job billing what they can to insurance and they helped me out writing care summaries and letters to insurance to get me a couple claims covered that were originally denied.

He was empathetic for our situation with our failed round (a different clinic). It seems like he LOVES what he does and definitely has the right bedside manner for such an emotional medical area. He quickly put a plan in place for our next round based on how I responded to my initial round. I am so glad I met Dr. Prokai and just wish I did earlier.

Trust him! He welcomes questions so don't hold back on anything that you are wondering or apprehensive about. He is a very good listener and seems resulted driven so you're in good hands.

Dr. Prokai reviewed my previous protocol (with a different clinic) and adjusted the plan according to my response. I will be on estorgen priming instead of birth control and then off to the races with a mixture of follistim, menopur, and omnitrope. I am so hopeful this time around.

It is about 20k for the retrieval and transfer. Meds will be about 5k-10k.

She is very blunt. I do appreciate this but prefer more compassion than I got from her. She did not do both of my egg retrieval’s which I didn’t appreciate. She set realistic expectations on how many eggs I should expect and viable embryos after testing. I haven’t done the transfer yet so can’t review that process.

Don’t expect warm and fuzzies. She is to the point and you won’t have a ton of interaction with her.

She prescribed - Lupron 10 ml while taking birth control pill then I moved on to Follistim 300 IU, menopur , omnitrope 50 ml. Then Pregnyl shot.

Full IVF $17,000 after slight discount Egg retrieval $11,000. Testing covered under insurance since we are CF carriers.

She will only do a single embryo transfer. I don’t have many viable embryos so I am ok with this method. If I had more and wasn’t doing PGD and PGS testing I may feel different.

She has excellent bedside manner, for instance I had my hsg done and found out my left tube had hydrosalpinx. Dr. Crawford explained what that meant and gave me percentages on me getting pregnant naturally, went over the risk of not removing that tube and gave excellent analogies to help my husband and I understand. She is just amazing all around

I would listen to her podcast As A Woman she discusses great topics and when you go in you know some of the lingo and what to expect

Dr. Skillern was great, but at times I felt she was rushed or didn't take time to reassure me in the midst of concerns. She did everything right though, and I'm pregnant now. Compared to experiences I've heard at other clinics, she is a lot more on top of potential complications and preventing them. I didn't mind her blunt personality.

Be patient and trust her.

My protocols seemed to be fairly standard. They do use birth control to start your cycle at the best time for them to manage office visits, but that actually helped my cycles to go by the book.

Covered under work benefits

Be sure to come prepared with any questions you have in advance. The baseline examinations are very quick. If you have questions during a procedure, be sure to let them know you have questions and they need to be answered.

Dr. Skillern is not chatty and no nonsense. There is no time for banter. Come prepared.

16 eggs produced, 9 fertilized, 2 made to embryo stage, 1 was normal Lupron = 20 units for 10 days / 10 units during stimulation phase Follistim = 150 IU for 11 days Menopur = 150 IU for 11 days Omnitrope = 25 IU for 11 days I had a failed cycle before where the embryo was not normal. Omnitrope was added to the protocol and not covered by insurance.

I have insurance so that changes things but the self pay price with genetic testing is about $20,000 + medication

Doctor has strong preference for eSET

Dr. Crawford is the exact right combination of sweet and compassionate and direct and knowledgeable. We have been with her for a long time after a bad first experience with another doctor. She is very accepting of us as a same Sex couple and me as a person. She advocates for her patients and I trust her.

Tell her everything, all your fears and doubts.

We did both clomid pills and injectable and femara. It takes a lot of medicine to make my body ovulate so tried both pills and injectables.

Dr. Kelley is kind and compassionate, but will be truthful with you when needed. We felt listened to and respected while in her care. My wife went through 2 egg retrievals which resulted in no viable embryos , but we knew it was a long shot due to advanced maternal age. Dr. Kelley tried everything she could to help us achieve our goals.

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Dr. Prokai is a good person and I really think that he wants the best for his patients. We chose to use him as our doctor because we really felt good with his bedside manner. When his staff was causing problems, he offered to communicate with us directly, which I appreciated. In retrospect, I wish he had been more proactive with setting a path for treatment. We weren't financially ready to spent $1,400/month on Aspire IUI treatments and we were vocal about that. I wish he had been more creative with ways to help us given our financial limitations at the time. For example, adding progesterone, trigger shot, etc.

When communication breaks down, don't just accept it as is. You are your own strongest advocate and you HAVE to play hard ball at Aspire to get what you need.

After we completed the final diagnostic tests, we were told that I had some kind of ovulatory issue, but it wasn't super clear. I do ovulate on my own, but it is often delayed. We decided to do a monitoring cycle with Letrozole to "gather information." That cycle really didn't tell us much. From there, we were told to continue on Letrozole, which we did for many months with no positive test. Finally, we asked about incorporating a trigger shot or even progesterone just to try something different. We added progesterone, though my labs didn't suggest that I needed any additional, in this last month with no success. We were supposed to do a timed cycle this month again but their office never responded to my messages at the first of the month with concerns about timing of the cycle and upcoming travel. So, that was the final straw and I'm going back to my OBGYN for an IUI next month. WHICH BY THE WAY only cost $292!!! At Aspire, they charge over $400 for a monitored cycle and $1,400 for an IUI. Absolute highway robbery.

A timed cycle cost $650+ medications An IUI cycle cost $1,400 I later found out that an IUI with my OBGYN cost $292. Needless to say, we are not doing IUI with Aspire.

Dr.Crawford is hands down the best for such a sensitive procedure. She gave me her contact information and she made me feel so well taken care of. She explained everything down to my age and the affect it may have and what all the testing does to help. She makes me hopeful that i will Accomplish my IVF goals

Listen and relax, Dr. Crawford makes you feel at home. So i wouldn’t freak out unless she ultimately Does. Put your complete trust in her 🙂

Haven’t started my procedure yet. I’m waiting on blood results and this covid-19 to end

I’m still worried about cost. It’s quite pricey and My insurance doesn’t cover it. I’m trying to find the money to cover it

As of now, I have only gone through the diagnosis and decision making process with Dr. Kelley and will be starting treatment soon. Dr. Kelley had to deliver very unexpected news to me and handled it with great care. I had no experience with fertility issues and she was very helpful in explaining my status and my options and was very understanding on where I was emotionally. Additionally, Dr. Kelley was awesome at responding to me and my emails filled with additional questions and/or concerns.

She is literally the best doctor I’ve ever had. You never feel rushed when you have an appointment with her even though I’m sure she is extremely busy. She is the perfect balance of science and warmth. I never felt like I couldn’t trust her or she was saying something just to get me to do what she wanted.

Make an appointment and see for yourself.

$45,000