Center for Reproductive Medicine Orlando (Prelude Network clinic)

I had a great experience with Dr. Patel. I'm still going through the treatments. She allowed my husband to drop off many samples for our IUI treatments to increase our chances, which was very nice of her.

Be patient with your treatments and ask a lot of questions. Dr. Patel is good with answering all of your questions.

My problem is severe male factor and Dr. Patel allowed my husband to drop off many samples to increase our chances for the IUI. She also referred a Reproductive Urologist for my husband to help increase his sperm count.

IUI transfer was $450, labs and ultrasound ranged around $75-$150

I liked Dr. Patel's approached to drop off many samples to increase our chances of conception.

Dr. Loy is very knowledgeable and experienced. He has great bed side manor and when our transfer failed he was very empathetic. The nurses there are great and really want you to succeed. Although, I haven’t had success yet, as I just miscarried my first pregnancy and last frozen embryo, I do feel as if I am at the right clinic for starting our family.

Be an advocate for yourself, not just for science. But I would tell anyone at any clinic that.

2 rounds ivf (2 retrievals, 3 transfers) - 18k Meds for retrieval -16k Meds for transfer- $300 Hystoscopy- $500 Pelvic Laparoscopy- 3k

Dr. Loy suggests one embryo vs multiple

When I was her patient, she treated me kindly. She heard my concerns. She gave us a treatment that accommodated my lifestyle and health. Advised me of what foods to eat. Assisted my husband as well. The office never treated me like a number. Even when one of my tubes broke during the procedure, I was encouraged not to be discouraged. I felt valued. My concerns were heard. My husband was respected. I adored this office and very saddened that I went to another office due to moving to another location.

Be completely honest with her and follow the details.

It was paid for completely by my insurance at the time.

I liked her personality, she was nice. She seemed to be caring. I didn't like that after I requested and went over my records that her office notes were not exactly as things happened. She is a newer/younger doctor in the CRM office so she is not set in old ways as it seems the older doctors in that office may be.

Make sure you say everything u need to say and ask everything u need to ask. Make sure she understands and hears u clearly.

He is honest, straightforward, detailed. He takes his time with you. He made me feel safe and hopeful and while I have yet to achieve a healthy pregnancy I plan to continue with him. We feel like we are in good hands.

he tends to explain things in a scientific manner but don't be afraid to ask questions for clarity

Laparoscopy: diagnose and remove stage II endo Letrozole and timed intercourse with monitoring: ovulated but negative result Letrozole plus IUI: ectopic pregnanc Mini IVF (Stimmed with letrozole): 1 egg retrieved, 3dt, negative

We are 100% self pay Our IUI cycle cost around $1200 Our mini-IVF cycle was $3500 not including meds or anaesthsia

She’s has the best bed manners you can find in a doctor. She’s very knowledgeable and caring. Makes sure you understand every bit of what’s happening and what’s shes doing. We are self pay patients and she makes sure we are not doing a whole bunch of unnecessary tests.

Wait until she has an appointment available. Best decision ever. She will listen to you and answer all your questions.

He explains every step of he way with great detail and uses words we understand. He also uses what medications benefits each person. During my surgery Dr Rigall made me feel extremely comfortable and explained every step of the way.

Be honest and open from the beginning on what you are looking for and time frames

5,000

I had some frustration early on because I didn't feel like had clear answers to some of my questions. I think that Dr Jaffe is very straight forward and does not sugar coat things which I like. However, I feel like she could do a better job of explaining medical terminology, procedures, options, etc. I always felt like I had a ton of questions because this was all new (and sometimes scary to me).

She was direct and honest. Which I loved. When I’m spending this much time and money on something, I wanted someone that wouldn’t sugar coat it. I wanted to know what was happening with my body when I felt I had little control over it. She told me I would get pregnant and she delivered!

Come in prepared. Do you research, ask questions, don’t ever expect to just sit there and listen only. She will teach you as much as you are willing to teach yourself. But also know she will tell it how it is. But won’t be offensive in the process she is just honest about your odds.

Negative. Not actively managed. Didn’t follow up and make sure I was in the right dosages. Frequently made decisions off of inaccurate decisions. Never explained well. I was put on 5 different medications and didn’t understand why. After asking was told to not

Our insurance provides good coverage

Dr. Jaffe is very attentive and seems to be caring. She answers all questions and has a very easy attitude that makes you feel more encouraged. She has a very good reputation and is set to the best results

She is a very knowledgeable doctor

Chlomid and ovidrel

At first, we didn't think we would go with Dr. Asante as his presentation at our teleconsult as he seemed to be pushing us toward IVF and he seemed pretty pessimistic about the IUI option that we wanted to pursue (due to my age of 37 and since we had not become pregnant yet with Letrozole/Femara at my OBGYN previously). Nonetheless, the affordability (billing through my insurance wherever possible for ultrasounds and labs, despite not having "fertility" covered by our plan) and good communication of the office staff, made us reconsider their office. They also were willing to work with us with vaccine waivers (since I had already had the vaccines as a child but no longer had high antibodies). When our first IUI cycle got cancelled due to overstimulating my follicles (I have PCOS so if they get more than 2 mature follicles, doctors start getting nervous for risk of multiples), we lost a little bit of hope but decided to try one or two more cycles. This time, Dr. Asante added Dexamethasone which seemed to help my ovaries produce just two follicles. I took supplements for progesterone (yam-based cream from Amazon) and to improve my lining (Fairhaven products) along with weekly acupuncture on my own, and that next cycle we fell pregnant following our first IUI with their office. They followed up with labs and a couple of early ultrasounds 5 and 7 weeks before graduating us to our OBGYN's office today. All in all, it was a much better experience than Brown Fertility (also in Orlando) was going to be from our communication and appointments with them. Very thankful we went with Dr. Asante and his team!

Do your own research and advocate for yourself. Ultimately, he is willing to work with you to achieve your goals, but you may not feel as "emotionally supported" as you would hope from a fertility doctor. His team is excellent though and they were able to help us fall pregnant!

Letrozole (5mg) on days 3 through 7 Dexamethasone (0.5 mg) days 3 through Ovulation HCG trigger shot IUI

Copays for ultrasounds and labs. $550 for IUI (since not covered by my insurance). Meds went through a third party company like MDR which help you get trigger shot for cheaper than normal ($99 Pregnyl).

One of the best doctors in town. He helped us in every situation and took time to explain us and guided throughout the procedure. Even though he didn't do all the procedures we are in good hands in CRM. Dr. Loy makes sure his plan for our treatment is all met every time. Very kind and humble doctor. Thank you doctor for giving us the best gift of our life.

Nothing. Everything was perfect.

Corrected my period cycle Did hcg to remove a follicle in my Fallopian tube Did IUI Took estrogen and progesterone injections Transferred embryos in IVF

dont remember around $8000

It was originally made to sound like I was just "doing it wrong" and I was required to repeat costly tests not covered by insurance when my OBGYN had sent all the previous tests to her office. We knew the issue was low sperm count but I got tested for everything under the sun while my husband was asked for one sample. Afterwards, she made it seem too easy and that I'd be pregnant right away without explaining that it would be months of testing.

Ask "how long do you anticipate my treatment plan to take?" and go prepaired with facts. They might do good work (it didn't work for me) but it's all a form of sales.

We did 1 IUI "blind to see what happens" which was upsetting because it was costly and we had been trying for 4 years at that point and this wasn't explained up front. Again, it was as if we just didn't "get" how to achieve pregnancy. The 2nd IUI consisted of "sperm washing" to ensure viable sperm and the 3rd with sperm washing, drugs to force ovulation (I had no issue ovilating) and at home fertility injections into my belly.

Each IUI cost a minimum of $700 but that is without any drugs, initial testing, or office visits. Over all, after testing, drugs, and our 3 (failed) IUIs; we spend about $4000 before we decided to take a break for treatments.

I would recommend her to anyone and I have. She's very knowledgable and answered all my questions. She completed my surgery and took the time to review the results and next steps.

If you want someone to sit down and cry with you I don't think she's it. She's straight to the point and wants to get you pregnant. She is compassionate but in her own way. Her job is to give you a baby and that's what she focuses on

Ultimately she tells you the best option for your situation but as the patient and the done paying she leaves it up to you. I had to have surgery. She recommended two options, surgery first or try fertility meds first. I wanted to do the cheaper route however my husband figured it would be a waste of money and to go straight to surgery. We chose that route and then after sat down with her to review our next options, fertility meds, IUI and then IVF if needed

My insurance covered a lot of the surgery. Ultrasounds were over $100 each time but they monitor my account with my insurance and I always have credits to pay for things

Although my first IUI was not successful, I still love Dr. Asante and how he makes me feel as a patient. He is kind and very knowledgeable. He is positive about treatment but also realistic about what steps may need to be taken.

Started with lab work for me to determine my hormones and amh levels, then checked my ovaries for cysts. I started clomid cycle day 3, had a follicle scan cycle day 12 and scheduled the IUI for 2 days later.

IUI was $450, ultrasounds $225 and progesterone was $75, estrogen checks were $125