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As mentioned in my previous comment, we were very appreciative our care with Dr. Robles. He was a great communicator and put us at ease during a time that can be quite stressful. You could also tell that he truly cared about us as his patients and made sure that the treatment we were getting was customized to our needs. He was also very good about thoughtfully answering our questions and clearly explaining different steps.

Definitely go see him!

My treatment was covered by insurance - but I did need to pay for copays for each visit and then for PGT-A.

We did eSET, which is what we wanted so multiple embryo transfer was not discussed

While Dr. Forman always showed compassion and understanding, he also made sure we were aware of the potential outcomes and had realistic expectations throughout the process which was very helpful during this rollercoaster of a journey. He took the time to explain the X linked genetic disorder I had and how to minimize the possibility of passing it to my children. Dr. Forman also made himself available to answer any questions during the process and was extremely prompt in responding to emails. I liked being able to contact him directly for certain things.

He does not make any promises and give unrealistic hopes, but he is positive and encouraging. Our outcomes were very much in line with what he had predicted given our case so even certain difficult news were not necessarily surprises.

Leading up to the egg retrieval, we did stims which were adjusted after a few bloodwork appointments. Then for frozen embryo transfer, he walked me through the various options and suggested that I am a good candidate for modified natural so I did not take additional medication that weren't necessary for my case. That was very appreciated.

Columbia/Dr. Forman were in network for my health insurance and I had fertility benefit so the out of pocket costs were minimal.

We wanted single embryo transfer and he supported that approach given the research.

Dr. Wiltshire was very kind and helpful throughout this process. She explained what the process would look like to the plan of action and was happy to take more time to discuss. She addressed all of my concerns and answered every question I had. She had a very positive take on all of it and that eased my nerves for sure. My experience as a patient was good. Going into this I was nervous because I didn't totally know what to expect, but I felt that I was being taken care of. Getting blood drawn every other day can be irritating, but it is a part of the process so I was not mad at it. I was very supported at home, but also felt equipped with resources at the clinic that could support me as well. It was a great experience for me.

She's pushing for your success!

To start, I was on 2 powder vials of Menopur and 150 units of Gonal. Don't quote me, but I believe 1 Ganirelix was added to the rotation close to the start of week 2, all to stimulate follicle growth. Lupron 4 mg 2 nights before my retrieval.

Because this was not covered under my insurance, but a reimbursement program, I had to pay the out of pocket package cost of $8K. Anesthesia and medication was an additional $4K.

Dr. Insogna is thoughtful, kind, patient, extremely well informed, and cares deeply for her patients. She gives her patients the information and data they need to make the best decision for them. She always made her recommendation clear but indicated that she would be supportive if I was not ready to take a step right away. It always felt like we were a team. I first saw Dr. Insogna in March 2023 for an initial fertility consultation. Things looked good, despite one hormone being a little low, and we began trying to conceive shortly after. After 7 months without success, my husband returned for a consultation and no issues were detected. We met with Dr. Insogna who shared she was optimistic and thought it would only be a matter of time, but still offered the option to complete HSG testing to examine by tubes and uterus. Unfortunately, the HSG testing revealed tubal blockages on both side with a hydrosalpinx in one tube. Dr. Insogna recommended IVF and laparoscopic GYN-surgery to have the hydrosalpinx removed. While selecting a surgeon that I felt comfortable with, we kicked our an egg retrieval. IVF is not the most fun process but Dr. Insogna set appropriate expectations and was there to answer questions every step of the way. At Columbia, each patient has a single doctor overseeing their care, but the doctor performing the retrieval or transfer varies based on who is on the schedule for procedures on the day you are ready. I had an egg retrieval in February 2024 (retrieval conducted by Dr. Forman), surgery in March 2024 (not conducted at Columbia Fertility) and a transfer of one embryo in May 2024 (conducted by Dr. Robles) after recovering from surgery. I am now 9 weeks pregnant and hopeful for the best. We are so grateful to Dr. Insogna and the team at Columbia. All receptionists, embryologists, doctors, nurses and phlebotomists were kind, caring and optimistic.

Share all of your concerns and ask all your questions!

Egg retrieval + PGT-A Testing 16.6k ICIS 2.5k Medication 6.5k Transfer 4.5k

Doctor recommended single embryo transfer which is what I wanted to do anyway!

Dr Turocy is a fertility doctor at Columbia. I have a positive Ivf procedure at 51. The first time I met her after 2 failed Ivf in Spain, I knew I found my helper. She is caring, compassionate and delicate. She will not only check on me after a positive pregnancy but walked with me at 7:30 am in the morning to give me some advices to fight the morning sickness. I truly recommend her as your next fertility doctor.

Please ask Dr Turocy to follow all the steps of the procedure

It is very pricey for middle class family. I spent about $55000 for this process compared to $9000 in Spain. The quality of services and my baby worth the price I paid

Dr. Brady was pleasant and easy to communicate with via email. I appreciate blunt doctors with bedside manners and that’s Dr.Brady. There was no communication regarding what shoes would be like when I was in clinic. For example, that a different doctor would be doing my scans. I expected to meet with my doctor and was ok not to but a heads up about that would have been appreciated. That’s my only complaint though which is not a large one.

Natural IVF cycle. Progesterone and bloodwork. I had the option to choose my cycle.

I wasn’t given an option. This was never discussed with me.

My husband and I had a consulatation with Dr. Brady soon after I completed chemotherapy. We came to Dr. Brady worn out after my cancer treatment and fearful-- there was a 50/50 chance the chemotherapy I received would cause early menopause. Also, the first reproductive endocrinologist we worked with at a different Manhattan clinic told me after our first egg retrieval that we should consider an egg donor. Ouch. Thankfully, we found Dr. Brady through a referall from Memorial Sloan Kettering. She was highly recommened to us and is one of best doctors I've ever had (it's a short list). During my time with Dr. Brady she was reassuring, knowedgable, and optimistic, while also being candid about the odds of success. During each step of the process Dr. Brady communicated clearly and frequently with me and my husband. Luckily, my schedule allowed for me to schedule many of my embryo transfer cycle montiring appointments with Dr. Brady. She also attended both egg retrievals and our transfer. Having that continuity of care made me feel reassured and confident. I trust Dr. Brady and her medical advice implicitly.There were so many instances where Dr. Brady went above and beyond to ensure that we would be scheduled with her for important moments, which I greatly appreciated. She modified the IVF protocol to enhance our odds, and if there was something I wanted to do that wouldn't work, she explained why it wasn't the best thing for me. And it worked! I just "graduated" from the IVF program and I am 11 weeks pregnant. It all feels like a miracle.

Dr. Brady is an amazing doctor. I would recommend her to anyone, especially former cancer patients. If you feel unsure or concerned, ask questions.

Due to my medical history (age, cancer treatment) I wasn't eligible for a multiple embryo transfer (and I didn't want that anyway).

Went to Dr. K after two pregnancy losses, knowing that something did not feel right. She was very validating and took us seriously during the first appointment. She said she would do an RPL panel work up, including an HSG and ultrasound. I got pregnant naturally shortly after testing was completed. Dr. K insisted everything looked normal, even though I questioned some of the test results based on previous ultrasounds and testing. She breezed through the review of test results, and seemed annoyed when I asked her for weekly early pregnancy scans. Each scan was 3 minutes or less, Dr. K even telling me once that “I should be happy to get pregnant this way” as she walked out the door after a scan. She made me feel like my concerns and worries during the third pregnancy weren’t valid. I found out I lost that third pregnancy at 12 weeks. I met with her once afterward, for her to then suggest a couple additional tests? I was and still am furious those tests were not run to begin with as part of the RPL work up.

Don’t go to her unless you feel like you have no other option.

Recurrent pregnancy loss panel, suspected PCOS and endometriosis. Tested: AMH, check tubes are open (HSG), follicle count (ultrasound), STDs, glucose, insulin resistance, TSH, karyotyping, CBC. For some reason, Dr. K did not test for blood clotting disorders, endometritis, endometriosis (can be seen on an MRI with the right doctor or technician), full thyroid panel, other autoimmune disorders associated with loss. I have since learned many other doctors test for these in their RPL workups. In early pregnancy, Dr. K tested hcg, progesterone and TSH levels. I asked to be put on progesterone, and I was put on Synthroid for slightly elevated TSH during pregnancy. Pregnancy resulted in a loss, missed miscarriage at 12 weeks (fetus stopped growing at 10 wks)

Diagnostic testing (RPL panel), early pregnancy monitoring covered under my insurance. Paid for insurance co-pays. Some of the services were coded such that the diagnostic testing was put toward my insurance’s lifetime fertility benefits, definitely keep this in mind and see if the doctor can code such that insurance fertility benefits remain for actual fertility treatments rather than diagnostic testing.

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When I had concerns about an upcoming transfer, he personally did my scan and addressed any concerns I had. You don't always see your doctor during morning monitoring but if there is a concern, he will try to address it as soon as possible.

You are in good hands with Dr.Forman. He truly cares about his patients and will tell you what he thinks are the best treatment options.

I did 1 retrieval cycle at Columbia. Dr.Forman recommended estrogen priming and once I started stims, it was clomid, gonal, and menopur. My doses for gonal and menopur weren't as high as my previous retrievals from a different clinic. His reason for estrogen priming was to try to get the follicles to grow at the same pace to hopefully get more mature eggs.

They had multiple times for morning monitoring. I think they start at 7am- 11am for morning monitoring. They're efficient, I don't think I waited more then 15mins for morning monitoring.

I was self pay for retrieval with pgt and transfer cycle. I retrieval cycle cost about 15K, pgt was 300 per embryo, retrival meds were 4k, transfer cycle was 5k.

Dr.Forman is in favor of eSET.

Dr. Brady is caring and brilliant. In my initial consultation with her, Dr. Brady explained the egg freezing process simply and clearly to me and answered all my questions (and I had many!). My father (who is also a physician) joined the initial consultation call, and she answered all his questions as well. She was patient and nothing ever felt rushed with her. My father noted to me after the call that he found her to be very impressive and kind. From start to finish of the egg freezing process, Dr. Brady was so attentive and accessible: she would respond promptly to all my many initial questions about which vegan prenatal vitamins are best to use and which skincare was OK for me to use during the egg freezing process. She also made key strategic and personalized decisions throughout the process on my dosages, how much further to push, and which trigger to take. I know she has a very busy practice and so many patients, but she was so accessible and responsive that she made me feel like I was her only patient. Since my actual retrieval day fell on a weekend, another doctor (Dr. Bishop--who was absolutely amazing) did my retrieval. Thanks to Dr. Brady's key strategic decisions and personalized dosing plan for me, I obtained an excellent result especially for a 35.5 year-old: 23 retrieved eggs, 22 of which were mature. The process was seamless for me--I never had physical discomfort or any mental health issues throughout my egg freezing journey thankfully. I think that is due in part to Dr. Brady's excellent dosing and her and her team's care.

Don't hesitate to reach out to her with any questions--she responds to emails quickly and is very patient!

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Dr. K is a super positive doctor, and she always has a smile. To be fair, we had a very easy time with IVF as a same sex couple with no infertility, but it’s still not a fun process. She answers emails quickly and is really good at listening to what you as the patient want, while also balancing her knowledge of what works. She’s willing to move as quickly as you want to, which was important to us

Just make sure you’re ok working with an optimist! If you’re someone who prefers a pessimist, she’s not your doc.

So we did RIVF. My wife’s egg retrieval was a pretty standard stim cycle of 150 menopur/150 follistim plus ganirilex. She stimmed for only 7 days at which point we got the ok to trigger! We got 25 eggs, all mature, 19 fertilized, and 12 great embryos! Dr. K did not recommend ICSI or PGT testing due to our background, and I really appreciate that decision (saved us money and wouldn’t have helped our success rates). For my first FET, we tried a medicated cycle due to my short luteal phase and that was unsuccessful. She immediately wanted to try a natural FET with PIO and that was the winning combination. I’m currently 11 weeks

Insurance covers very little for us (not infertile, just gay), so total out of pocket for the egg retrieval (including donor sperm) was around 15k. My two transfers were another 6k. Basic testing was another 5k.

Dr. K made it VERY clear from our consult that we would only do a single embryo transfer. She reiterated this at several points. We had no issue (no desire to risk twins).

Throughout every step of our fertility treatment, Dr. Forman demonstrated an unparalleled level of professionalism and attention to detail. His ability to explain complex medical concepts in a clear and accessible manner empowered us with knowledge, making us active participants in our own fertility journey. This open communication fostered a sense of trust and collaboration that we had not experienced with other healthcare professionals. What truly sets Dr. Forman apart is his communication. He responded to ALL messages no matter the time of day or date - even on Christmas!!! The results speak for themselves: thanks to Dr. Forman’s expertise, we are now expecting our first child. The joy and excitement we feel are immeasurable, and we credit Dr. Forman for making our dream a reality. Beyond the medical excellence, the entire staff at CUMC contributed to creating a supportive and compassionate environment. The nurses, administrative staff, and everyone we encountered played a crucial role in making our fertility journey a positive and transformative experience. If you are seeking a fertility doctor who combines cutting-edge expertise with genuine care and compassion, look no further than Dr. Forman. Our journey with them has been nothing short of a miracle, and we are eternally grateful for the expertise and kindness that defined our experience at Columbia Fertility.

Take his advice on treatment approach

We did 3 IUIs which were unsuccessful. 2 Egg retrievals and 1 transfer which I am currently pregnant from.

Easy to schedule and quick - I was in and out

I belive the cost of IVF + morning monitoring was between 17-18k

Dr. F recommends single embryo transfer

Dr. K is very knowledgable and stays on top of the latest research and methods in the field. As I have thyroid problems, I appreciate her holistic, methodical approach. She has the right combination of scientific focus and care. While the visits were sometimes pretty quick, we could always follow up with questions. Dr. K provided detailed responses even on the weekends. The clinic scheduled another doctor to do our transfer, so we were particularly moved that Dr. K came in on her day off and did the transfer. Overall, Dr. K is very dedicated, and we felt we could trust her.

If you have any questions, no matter how small or silly, it's easy to go down the internet rabbit hole. Instead, don't be afraid to ask Dr. K. She is very steeped in all the latest trends and research. We had lots of questions, so we suggest compiling your questions vs sending many individual emails. Dr. K will respond providing a detailed answer(s) in a timely manner.

The clinic favors a protocol, but Dr. K made changes to it with each cycle. We did Clomid+an antagonist cycle adjusting meds each time. Two of our cycles were DuoStim.

Everything except the PGT-A tests ($2.5k) was covered through my insurance.

Our understanding is that the clinic does single embryo transfers only.

Doctor Bishop was very patient and a good communicator throughout the process. She also adjusted the treatment a few times and each time we saw improved results, with our first egg retrieval we only had one embryo to transfer, while with our second one we got 5. I believe I was a tough patient, with a lot of opinions, but doctor Bishop took the time to explain the procedures substantiated by latest research. My insurance didn't cover ICSI (2 subpar sperm samples were required), so we weren't planning to do it, however the sample collected on the day of the egg retrieval/fertilization was subpar. Doctor Bishop called the insurance and advocated on our part and we ended up doing ICSI and the insurance covering it. She cares a lot about her patients.

Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, she also answers emails fast and thoroughly.

I took medication for IUI 4 times, one time we just tried without the insemination (I had some liquid), the other 3 we had the insemination. All these failed. We used various doses of Clomid/Letrozole. Then we had 1 egg retrieval, that resulted in only one transferable embryo. This was transferred but the pregnancy test was negative again. We had another transfer that resulted in 5 embryos. We transferred one and the pregnancy result was again negative. The third time we transferred two and now we are 12 weeks pregnant, we have graduated from Columbia and moved to a usual obgyn. The transfers were a mix of medicated and natural, all embryos were frozen before transfer for at least a few days.

My insurance covered almost everything. We had to pay for assisted hatching and one of the IUIs but costs were clearly stated beforehand.

Dr. Robles is caring, knowledgeable, attentive, and professional. He takes time to explain every detail during my visits, never rushing or appearing intimidating. His genuine happiness was evident as he pointed out the fetus' movements during my last scan.

Relax and unwind. Place your trust in the doctor. A positive mood yields positive outcomes

1. Initially I was diagnosed with a cyst, I received medication from Dr. Robles, and the cyst resolved the next month. 2. Preparation for egg retrieval involved daily injections: Gonal-f and Menopur, plus Ovidrel. 3. Egg retrieval and cultivation of blastocysts. 4. Embryo transfer. 5. Post-transfer, I have twice-daily progesterone inserts, along with routine scans and bloodwork.

Maybe $30 for each visit after insurance. The medications take, say, $500 out-of-pocket.

Dr. Rudick was very data-oriented, fact-based, and direct. She helped navigate results from another clinic from travel for some monitoring, and was very detailed in her communications. I had a lot of specific questions, for which Dr. Rudick was specific in responses - and again, always grounded in facts.

Dr. Rudick is very direct and outcome oriented. I liked that style, which may be in contrast with someone who might lean more empathetic from the beginning.

I used frozen embryos that I had frozen at Columbia Fertility years earlier with Dr. Grossman-Becht.

I believe insurance covered all of the transfer costs. When we initially froze embryos, I believe we did have to pay for PGS testing and a co-pay on some of the treatments. We've paid for embryo and sperm storage out of pocket.

I think Columbia just does eSET.

He is extremely warm and motivated to help patients exactly in the way theyvdream yo become parents. He is very candid with probabilities of success with each procedure, but he will think outside the box always to make your dreams come true. Fertility is a very personal and emotional journey and he respects that while providing non-judgmental, world-class care. He is very busy, but I admire all of what he does as chief of the department and researcher, so I rely more on communication with the nurses knowing he is out there trying to make Fertility outcomes better for patients!

Be prepared for the best Fertility doctor there is! Be patient with the communication part as he is busy- you won't regret it.

Letrozole and low dose gonal F/menopur- did not take advantage of the still large egg reserve I have! So we changed it do higher doses of Gonal F and Menopur with Cetrotide as I am at risk of OHSS ++

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He did not push for eset because day 3 transfers would probably be more fruitful at my age, and day 3 embryos can't be tested.

Dr. Brady was just the type of doctor that I needed during this journey. She was always kind, calm, and empathetic towards my struggles and needs as a patient. Dr. Brady patiently answered each and every question and made me feel seen, heard, and validated my feelings. I'm thankful to have her as a doctor during a crucial period of my fertility journey.

Dr. Brady will answer any questions that you have so I would not hesitate to ask anything even if you think it seems silly or trivial. She gives you a peace of mind that puts you at ease.

After the genetic testing of my first cycle showed that the embryo quality was poor, Dr. Brady adjusted my medication for my 2nd cycle. After my embryo transfer, Dr. Brady monitored my bloodwork carefully and increased my thyroid medication.

Fortunately, most of the cost of my care was covered by my health insurance. However, the genetic testing and embryo preservation were not. For my first cycle, I used my savings to pay for the genetic testing and embryo preservation. However, for the second cycle, I worked with the clinic to have a payment plan.

From the moment I stepped into the clinic, I felt reassured and supported, and that feeling persisted throughout both processes (successful IUI in 2020 and successful IVF in 2023). Dr. K' has the ability to listen attentively, address my concerns, and tailor a personalized treatment plan significantly contributed to the positive experience (i.e when to switch from IUI to IVF, or how to adjust the treatment for better results between retrievals/transfers).

Don't be afraid to ask Dr. K anything.

Baby 1: Diagnosis- PCOS Treatment- IUI Result - 1st IUI worked Baby 2: Diagnosis- Unexplained fertility (PCOS cycle was corrected following baby 1) Treatment- 1. Started with 3 unsuccessful IUI cycles. 2. First egg retrieval resulted in 3 embryos (1 good , 2 mosaic). 1 failed transfer 3. Second egg retrieval resulted in 8 embryos (5 good ,2 mosaic, 1 PGT positive) followed by a successful transfer. Note: Between 1st and 2nd eggs retrieval, Dr K adjusted the treatment which resulted in many more good embryos.

There is a flat cost for each retrieval if you do PGT-A and a per embryo cost for PGT-A paid to a 3rd party. Insurance covered everything else.

I was 31 years old at the time with no diagnosed issues (except PCOS), so the approach was 1 embryo per transfer.

Dr. Sinem Karipcin was a great choice for my fertility journey. I was referred to Dr. Karipcin by my regular gynecologist. She listened to all my concerns and answered all important questions that I had during my egg retrieval and embryo transfer procedures. I respected the compassion she shown to my husband and I during the office visits. I received timely responses via email from the doctor and her care team. Medications were sent to my pharmacy on time without any issues. I liked that she was caring and understanding of my fertility issues and suggested appropriate protocols to help me get pregnant. I felt comfortable with Dr. Karipcin as her patient.

Be patient through the entire process as you work side by side with Sinem Karipcin in your fertility journey. Share as many questions and concerns as possible. Make sure you have complete understanding of her recommended fertility treatment and protocols.

As a patient with severe endometriosis, the doctor suggested daily dosage of 225iu Gonal F and 1 powder vial of Menopur to stimulate eggs during embryo freeze all cycle. This resulted in 4 embryos making it to blast but only two embryos had a PGT tested normal result. For my embryo transfer cycle, the only fertility treatment used was daily estradiol and progesterone shots. This transfer resulted in my first current pregnancy.

Monitoring appointments were very quick and easy to schedule. The blood draws were very painful depending on the staff who was performing it. Your name is called pretty quickly and the appointments were always 30 minutes or less.

All costs for frozen embryo IVF cycle was paid out of pocket 12k procedure and 3k for medications. The cost for the embryo transfer consisted was close to 3k for the entire process.

My FET cycle consisted of a single embryo transfer with estradiol and progesterone shots. My fully medicated protocol led to a successful transfer with a positive pregnancy test.

Dr Robles is an amazing practitioner! He took time to be present in every appointment including early ultrasounds in the beginning of my IVF cycle. I was struck by the fiercely warm smile he greeted me with during each appointment. It was disarming and calming which is exactly what I needed. Other things that stand out is he called me by first name, explained all aspects of my treatment in great details and showed genuine care in regards to my questions and concerns. Lastly, he made himself available for questions via email and always provided quick responses. Dr. Robles’ knowledge, precision for details and guidance through the IVF process were all instrumental in my successful pregnancy (and it happened on my first IVF cycle and first single embryo transfer). As a person slightly over 40, this is just remarkable results! I truly thank God for Dr. Robles!

Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Dr. Robles loves questions!

Dr Karipcin was amazing and I'm so grateful for her help. She worked with me and during setbacks she adjusted the course of action. She recommended different strategies to help me achieve a positive pregnancy after multiple losses. She is a doctor that truly cares about her patients. I transferred to her after being unsuccessful at a different clinic and she truly took the time and continued to work with me and always had a personal touch that made me feel that she truly cared and I wasn't just another patient to her.

assisted natural cycles for transfers. Had me see an endocrinologist to help with metabolic issues. Recommended extra genetic testing. Did cycles with icsi and without to get optimal results. Recommended vitamins for my partner

Appointments were able to be made online 15 min gaps, no wait time.

around 15-20 for retrival and meds around 2-4k for transfers

clinic did not allow multiple embroyo transfers

I wish Dr. Bishop could be my primary OB now that I am pregnant. She focuses on the important things, does not add any additional things to confuse me. She is kind, sweet, gets to the point which I love. Since the first time that I met her, I knew she was going to be a part of my pregnancy journey. Thank you for everything!

Not only is she smart, she has a human element to her. She does not rush you, listens and comes up with a game plan. You will be in great hands.

Well, I had reached out to see if I could get an updated fertility evaluation/assessment. The universe had other plans, and I actually got pregnant before I was able to start the process. Because I wanted to change my ob/gyn, she was kind enough to perform my two scans before I graduated from the practice. I am truly thankful.

just had to pay my copay for the scans

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I would recommend Dr. Robles and the entire team at Columbia without hesitation. Dr. Robles was patient, detail oriented, and incredibly empathetic. I felt supported, listened to, and understood the whole way. I was at increased risk of hyper stimulation and Dr. Robles helped walk me through each care decision he and his team made to derisk any unpleasant symptoms. In addition, Dr. Robles checked in frequently, including over his weekends and outside of typical office hours to see how I was feeling. Even post-retrieval, he sent helpful emails and resources about follow-up questions on my mind. 10/10 medical experience and would highly recommend anyone uncertain about their fertility journey to pay him a visit.

Dr. Brady is a very compassionate doctor. I came to her without having any understanding of how fertility treatments work. As an aspiring single mother by choice, she really made me feel supported and I never felt awkward for not having a partner in the process. At each stage of the treatment, she would explain what to expect and what my options were and what she recommends and why. I quickly realized how lucky I was to have found her and how much I came to trust her advice. I had success with both my retrievals. Just before the transfer, we found a fibroid in the uterus during the saline ultrasound and Dr. Brady referred me to another doctor so I could have a surgery to take care of it quickly without impacting the transfer timeline by a lot. She truly guided me at every step and I fully attribute the success of my treatment to her! I truly felt that she and the rest of the team had my back and were always rooting for me!

You may not see her as often as you’d like during the treatment, but rest assured she is always reviewing your results and checking in with you - she truly wants what’s best for you - trust her advice!

For both my retrievals, I was on Gonal-F, Menopur, Cetrotide, and Lupron trigger shot. For the transfer, I was on a fully medicated cycle with estrogen and progesterone.

I had to pay for the IVF freeze all cycle and the transfer cycle out of pocket. The freeze all cycle was ~$14K and the transfer cycle was $4,500. Genetic testing of embryos was $300 per embryo and this amount was paid directly to the lab.

I wanted a single embryo transfer and that is what Dr. Brady recommended too!