Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin

She was very open and honest about all of the steps that we had to take and the reasoning for each test. At one point I had something pop up and a hystrosonogram so I had to come back for a more extensive one that was much more expensive I was crushed...but when I got there the machine was down so they repeated the hystrosonogram at no cost and it was a huge blessing. When I had 2 miscarriages she listened to my concerns that I wanted a natural transfer cycle so I did not have to be medicated and just took ovulation tests at home and they transfered a few days after a positive. She also listened for our reasoning of transferring our last two embryos because we had completely run out of money and it was our last chance. She is a wonderful doctor.

To be honest with her as well and open to any of her medical information to help you bring your baby to fruition. She is very capable and open to hearing your needs as well.

We used the agonist protocol . I was on ganirelix, gonal f , menopur and preg/Lupron. I took 75 units of both gonal f and Menopur until trigger which was 1500 preg and 40 Lupron . I had 10 eggs 7 embryos and 4 survived the 5 days. We had one transfer a few days after retrieval and then I was on progesterone injections. I became pregnant but miscarried shortly after. Waited a month had a period then had a natural transfer and that one did not stick. Went right into another natural cycle had the transfer and then used progesterone suppositories and it resulted in my two girls.

I do not recall exact but consult was around 400 . Hystersonogram was 1500 ivf with icsi was 12000 medications were 3000 additional transfers were 3000 and ultrasounds were 200

She did not agree with multiple embryo transfer but after listening to my needs she looked over my health history and decided to let me go ahead with it and giving me the risks of a twin birth or possibly triplets etc. She told me her concerns in a kind way .

Dr Bosler has continuously made us feel taken care of and understand. There is really no other doctor that I have trusted more to take care of me. She is easy to talk to and we immediately feel at ease and confident in this process when we have appointments with her

Never feel guilty for asking “too many” questions. She will listen to them all and often answers most of my questions because of how thorough she is at explaining procedures/protocols

I do not recall my embryo retrieval medication or protocol. I do remember that I was going to do a fresh transfer but due to fluid in my uterus we switched to a frozen transfer. Our frozen transfer was successful and we completed another FET a little over a year later with success. We are now attempting to have our 3rd and medicated FET are not working as my body is not responding to the medication. We are now in the middle or attempting a natural (unmedicated) FET

Monitoring is done by appointment and is a very quick and fluid process

Currently we are paying out of pocket for our ET cycle. It is $3,308 per cycle and if a cycle gets cancelled you get refunded $2,150

We were told that it is situation specific. Ideally they would only transfer 1 embryo but I am sure that depends on embryo quality and previous response

Dr Rydze has demonstrated skill and impressive competency and sensitivity to us as a queer couple. He is patient, kind, and thoughtful during our appointments. Could not be happier with the care we've received working with this person!

Ask questions and advocate for your needs! Dr Rydze is very receptive.

After my partner was dx with a tubal blockage after several failed IUI cycles, we are in the process of beginning a reciprocal IVF cycle with Dr. Rydze. He has been thoughtful and caring for our experience, demonstrated and shared information about how he is tailoring the cycle to our specific bodies and needs, and the rationale behind his guidance. We do not yet have the results of this process but Dr Rydze is clearly competent and are hopeful for the results.

Our IUI cycles were around $1400 per cycle, not including donor samples. IVF cycle with 2 transfers is estimated around $15,000+ the cost of medications.

I think she excels at showing compassion and taking your viewpoint and your wishes into account. She approaches things delicately which I think is needed when going through an incredibly emotional time. As someone who has been diagnosed with unexplained infertility I can become easily frustrated with not having answers and told there is nothing wrong with me yet I have a limited chance of conceiving naturally. I understand that treatment is the next best recommendation but I am still left a bit discouraged that I couldn't find a doctor to help me put all the puzzle pieces together and help us find out why it isn't happening and help us figure out how to get pregnant naturally as that has been the goal.

Don't be afraid to ask any and all questions, she will answer in a kind, informative manner.

My husband and I have been diagnosed with unexplained infertility. All of the diagnostic tests have come back as "normal." This cycle we are pursuing for the first time Letrozole with timed insemination monitored with ultrasound as our treatment method.

Consultations and follow up visits were about $350-$700. Other diagnostic fertility testing I think was standard for the national average.

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Dr. Bosler was a very good listener. I wanted to do a more "natural" cycle without taking birth control pills and she allowed that. Dr. Bosler was very open to any concerns that I had regarding medications and was able to answer any questions I had regarding the process of the egg retrieval and freezing my embryos.

One piece of advice would be to be upfront, honest, and transparent with your hopes/dreams from the start. I though Dr. Bosler was really receptive to wanting to try things that maybe weren't part of their "normal" protocol.

Call when your next period starts An ultrasound will be scheduled for day two or three of your cycle. Have ultrasound performed Begin stimulation medication/injections: Lupron prevents ovulation: taken on day 2-11 (.2 mL) Gonal F- stimulates ovaries: taken day 5-11 (150 units days 5-7 and 125 units days 8-11) Menopur - stimulates ovaries: taken day 5-11 (150 units) HCG shot- 10,000 units specific time before retrieval

Consultations: $286, $266 Bloodwork/ultrasound: $1,486.55 Medication cost: $456, $250, $1,434 Egg Retrieval: $11,520 Sperm from California Cryobank: $1275 Estimated Total cost: $15,965.55

I did not do my transfer yet. I believe the Froedtert policy is transferring one embryo at a time until you are 37. After age 37 they evaluate if they should transfer 1 or 2 embryos at a time.

My wife and I chose donor sperm from California Cryobank. We had the sperm shipped to the Menomonee Falls Clinic and everything was very effortless. The nurse helped get the sheet filled out and signed by the doctor and everything went according to plan with shipping and arrival dates.

She was just alright. After an emotional journey of infertility I was looking for an exceptional doctor that left me feeling good about treatment options and hope for the future. After all of the testing I’ve undergone I can honestly say I’m leaving the clinic feeling less hopeful than ever.

No treatment plans will be catered to you. You will be simply a number when you step foot in an appointment. If you’re willing to be treated like a number and just want to get pregnant, then she’d be a good fit.

I asked doctor Schoyer to help me get to the root cause of my hormonal imbalances. Instead I got prescriptions for medication I never asked for. After asking for help with the root causes she said "she's not sure".

$2,500, for the initial workup. Doctor Schoyer ordered 20 tests at least and never went over a single one.

Although Dr. Gunderson has a very nice demeanor, she is not a very strong clinician. She misses details (forgot to order my genetic screening); when her patients are seen by the other doctors in clinic, she does not follow their treatment course. She is not a good communicator. I felt like I never knew what the next steps were. When I tried my 2nd cycle of IUI and it was unsuccessful, she said “ok so looks like we can’t do it this time. Have a nice weekend”. I had to reel her back into the consult room to ask about what next steps for IVF are. She said “oh you just call with the first day of your period”. Her response was very….”duh, why don’t you know this?” Additionally, when I asked her if I should do fresh or frozen IVF, her response was “what do you want to do?” I was disappointed with that response….I’m paying tens of thousands of dollars for these doctors’ clinical expertise, yet I have to do my own homework to determine whether I should do fresh or frozen?… I had to micromanage everything during my seven months under her care. I eventually transferred clinics.

Change doctors sooner rather than later. You want a doctor who is a strong clinician and can get you pregnant…not a doctor that asks what your plans are this weekend. Don’t waste months and months with her clinic like I did.

I had an HSN, then a hysteroscopy with removal of polyps. Followed by two cycles of IUI. Both IUI cycles had a 5 day stim with Letrozole from Day 3-7. Then ultrasound monitoring from day 11-16.

My initial visit was approximately $800 for a one hour virtual consultation. My IUI was about $1300 per cycle.

I transferred to a different fertility clinic before I underwent embryo transfer. However, I was told that the stance of Froedtert fertility clinic is that they absolutely will NOT do multiple embryo transfer because it is more high risk for complications (at least, this is what they told me)

We were referred to Dr Bosler by my general ob/gyn (who is also RE board certified), after 1 miscarriage, 1 chemical, and subsequently 8 months of anovulatory cycles. Dr Bosler also came highly recommended by two close friends who have been blessed with babies as a result of Dr Bosler's care. Anyway, back to our experience. At the initial visit Dr Bosler looked over my previous testing and cycles, talked to us about our specific family goals, and then laid out several treatment options. In the end decisions were all left to us, but she was there to thoroughly explain the options and help us understand what each would entail. We did not need to redo the majority of our testing- Dr Bosler just added on a couple extra tests to be performed before our first treatment. We were set to start IUI two months ago, however now we are waiting until the COVID situation has resolved. We plan to try up to four medicated IUI sessions once it is safe to do so.

Get your testing done early so when you go to the initial visit you have those results and can talk through them with Dr Bosler.

At this point we are only doing letrozole 7.5mg with timed intercourse. Once the clinic is reopened we will continue with the letrozole and do a monitored cycle with trigger and IUI.

We do not have any infertility coverage in our insurance. Our diagnostic testing was all covered. The inital consult appointment was around $300. IUI is able to be done with or without US monitoring, and with or without medications so there is a large variance in cost.

At this point we are not persuing IVF.

Dr Bosler was always kind and sincere during our appointments. Due to scheduling, the only con I have is that we did meet with the other 2 doctors for a couple visits but mostly saw Dr Bosler. I was always comfortable letting Dr Bosler know my concerns and questions and she never hesitated to take extra time to make me feel comfortable.

This doctor is very knowledgeable and kind. Just be ready to be flexible in scheduling and potentially seeing other doctors at this location too.

Letrozole for 4 cycles with 3 IUIs all negative pregnancy tests. First IVF freeze all for embryo transfers. Used menopur, gonal-f, Lipton, HCG injections for egg retrieval. Used estrogen and progesterone in oil injections for embryo transfer.

Dr Bosler and other staff informed me of evert they were doing prior to each check or procedure.

Freeze all IVF $10,500, fet is $3000, ultrasound 6.5 weeks $500, HSG $800, HCG blood draws $20 two times, medications $2-3000

Single embryo transfer due to age.

she was absolutely fantastic! So easy to talk to and kind and knowledgeable in her field. She fully explained everything to us while we were going through the whole process and took my questions into consideration. She never made me feel like my PCOS and anovulation is a disease.

Call get immediately! She is the best, I intrusive meet with another doctor in the same practice that left to join another system and was given to her and I am so thankful that she was assigned to me

I believe I was in the agonist protocol. I chose to be on follistim (due to cost, we were self pay for everything), menopur, ganirelix; I triggered with Lupton. I was on meds for 9 days, never had any dose changes, I went to clinic every other day for 3 appointments and then daily. Egg retrieval went as expected, we retrieved 29 eggs, 23 were mature and 22 fertilized. We had 18 frozen between day 5 and 6. Per embryology 14 were A quality and 4 were B. The only thing I was not expecting was to have a frozen cycle, due to my pcos i was at a very high risk of ohss and after discussing with my doctor we made the decision to do a freeze all cycle to allow my hormones to get back to someone normal. I waited 1 cycle and then did a frozen cycle with estradiol oral tabs and progesterone im injections. That cycle was not successful, wet proceeded immediately into another cycle with same provo and was successful. Our daughter was born at 36 weeks due to predisposition Pre-eclampsia. I spontaneously got pregnant naturally 4 months postpartum and our second daughter was born at 38 em weeks due to Pre-eclampsia 2 weeks after her sister turned 1 year old.

Hsg $500 Ivf guarantee program $23,000 (this covered ask appointments, ultrasounds, blood work, everything related to retrieval like sedation and icsi this was standard for all patients, transfers, ultrasounds and bloodwork.) Ivf meds $4000

my doctor was not comfortable doing transfers with more than one embryo for my situation, my amh was very high and the quality of embryos that we got with being almost 35 at the time a twin pregnancy would have been a risk she was not willing to do and to be honest my husband and I never had the intention of trying to transfer more than 1. We were in a guarantee program that we paid a higher amount for and were given the opportunity to have up to 3 retrievals and unlimited transfers. I was not expecting the first cycle to be successful. I heard so many ditties and take to many people that it took more than one try. I completely understand her reasoning and knowing and going through 2 emergency deliveries i could not imagine that with a twin pregnancy. I do have a friend that went to my same doctor and based on her and her husband history she did have a transfer with 2 embryos and had a triplet pregnancy. So I know that she goes far by case and looks at the individual situating and has a recommendation.

Dr. Sandlow was thorough in his explanation of our situation. I liked that he was straight-forward and explained why he did or did not want to do additional testing. He explained our situation, his thoughts, and what our next steps would be. I felt like he was very knowledgeable and had our best interests in mind.

He and his team are very capable and you will be in good hands.

Dr. Sandlow referred me to an endocrinologist to start me on a medication to help with low-t. He explained that we would see how the medication helped, and if IUI worked, before we would potentially look into further testing. He ordered some additional testing, but it was pretty basic. We haven't had luck yet but I think we investigated my issues enough.

Most of my appointments and testing was covered by insurance since it was diagnostic.

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I have loved every interaction with Dr Bosler. The other doctors at the clinic are competent, but I get a completely different feeling after an appointment with them than what I get with Dr Bosler. She’s upbeat, supportive, and always makes me confident in her treatment recommendations.

Take the time to prepare all of your questions beforehand. She will make sure everything is answered for you!

Dr Bosler used my past IUI failures to prep for my IVF cycle. She was not my doctor for the IUI’s, but she took the time to understand what happened and set a new course. I react strongly to Gonal F, so she cautiously started me at a lower dose since it was paired with Menopur. She monitored me every other day and made sure the dose was accurate. We had a great retrieval! I had to have another clinic doctor start the transfer process, and it has not gone as smoothly as I think it would have with Dr Bosler.

It was pretty standard, I would the entire process (retrieval and transfer, ) was about $15,000.

Dr Bosler told me that she would not be able to transfer more than one embryo for the first three transfers. My SIL has premature twins at 28weeks, so I understand the risks and I am not questioning it at this time.

From the moment I first had my consultation, I felt listened to. The consultation took place in an office room setting verse an examine room. After tests we didn’t discuss them on the phone. Instead again we met in the office setting. She went over everything in great detail. She is positive and has a calming demeanor.

Call sooner than later. The office is a busy place and takes roughly 8 weeks to be seen for the first time.

I had previously tried IUI with my Gyno. We tried two cycles but my follicles never became eggs. His honesty was welcoming. He said he didn’t know enough about better drugs to get me to ovulate so he recommended I see a specialist. Dr. Bosler ordered some of the same tests I had done with my previous Gyno, but in addition she added two more. The two she added were my egg quality and amount and an in-depth hormone saliva test.

Unfortunately here in WI, infertility treatments are not covered by Insurance companies. I pay $1300 for a cycle of IUI. It includes, two mid cycle ultrasounds, trigger shot, and the actual insemination.

Dr. Schoyer was wonderful to work with. We felt that she was very respectful, while still delivering honest feedback. While we suffered negative results and setbacks, she constantly reassured us and adjusted our treatment plan to achieve better results. She was great with responding to our questions and concerns, even over the weekends through their online messaging. We felt like we were in great hands with Dr. Schoyer and would recommend her to anyone.

Even though she was in charge of our care plan, the way their clinic works you might not see her for every appointment. However, we had great experiences with all the other caregivers and were able to speak directly with Dr. Schoyer any time we needed.

After a full workup, we decided to attempt IUI. The first was done in a natural cycle and was unsuccessful. The following three were completed in a medicated cycle with clomid and HCG trigger shots. All three were unsuccessful and we then made the decision to switch to IVF. Our first IVF cycle utilized the most basic protocol. We were disappointed in our outcome with only 2 viable day 5 embryos. We attempted one fresh and one frozen transfer, both unsuccessful. For our second round of IVF, we escalated to a Lupron protocol with hopes of getting more, high quality embryos. This protocol yielded more than double the amount of day 5 embryos. We transferred one fresh (negative outcome) and one frozen to achieve pregnancy.

Her clinic is a strong proponent of single embryo transfer and has a lot of research and data that they presented to back this up. However, they do leave the final decision up to the patient and will respect your decisions on how many embryos to transfer.

She is very empathetic and kind. She makes you feel comfortable and explains everything well. She helps you set realistic expectations without seeming overwhelming. She is extremely reassuring and in the case of my miscarraige stressed that it was not a result of something I did or failed to do. Appointments have a pretty relaxed feel while still being professional.

Don't feel intimidated to ask questions. She is great at responding promptly and encourages dialogue

I had four cycles with IUI using Clomid. The first cycle and fourth cycles I required dose adjustments and multiple ultrasounds. I had an hcg injection for my first cycle. After a pregnancy and miscarriage with my fourth cycle we agreed to try up to 3 more Luis. For my fifth cycle I was changed to Letrezole and produced good follicles and received another hcg injection. My sixth cycle was not completed due to multiple new onset cysts.

Costs incurred for the initial and follow up appointments were around $500. The lab work totaled around $125. The HSG cost was around $1500. Each IUI with ultrasound was $1200 and $800 without. I was refunded $800 with my cancelled cycle. Nothing was covered by insurance except some of the lab work.

Dr. Bosler did a great job of making me feel comfortable as a patient. She explained the diagnosis that my husband received, which was CBAVD. She helped us to understand how we could still do IVF to get pregnant, and she explained what this entailed and the risks. Every time we meet with her she is always very empathetic and provides us with great information to help us as we move forward with the IVF process.

Ask any questions that you have. She is willing to answer/explain anything that you are confused about!

We are in the beginning stages of IVF using an antagonist protocol. My husband has scheduled a TESA procedure with another doctor at the clinic that needs to be completed before we begin the IVF process.

We met with a financial counselor at the clinic, and she explained all the costs associated with our treatment. She also explained what our insurance did or did not cover and what our options were.

I feel like when I do see the doctor it seems so rushed that she's hardly taken the time to get to know myself or my husband as people. I know her job is mainly to get us pregnant but I feel that she could be a little more personal as this is a very personal and difficult journey. She is always polite and nice to us just lacking on the understanding of getting to know us. I wish our appointments weren't always so abrupt.

Be firm on what you want. Don't be afraid to ask her to elaborate or explain something again. I know she can talk kind of quickly and sometimes seems like she's rushing but don't be afraid to ask her to be in the moment with you. This is an incredibly personal journey and you need to feel confident in the doctor you are working with.

We first did one cycle of Femara with time intercourse, ultrasound monitoring, and a trigger shot. I had on mature follicle. This did not result in a pregnancy. Second, we did an IUI with Femara, ultrasound monitoring, and a trigger shot. The NP did the IUI, not Dr Schoyer. I had one mature follicle. She also did a follow-up progesterone level 1 week after the IUI. This IUI did not result in a pregnancy. Third, we did a second IUI with Femara (we upped my dose from 2.5mg to 5mg), ultrasound monitoring, and a trigger shot. I had two mature follicles. I am currently 1 week into my two week wait to see if IUI #2 was a success.

Our insurance is a 25,000 lifetime max and our coverage is usually pretty good. Lab work was very minimal if we had to pay anything at all. My HSG was pretty pricey, I don't remember the exact cost but I think it was in the $350-550 range. We pay $135 per ultrasound, the ultrasound with the HCG trigger shot is about $175. Our total for IUI #1 with 1 ultrasound was about $385. We did two ultrasounds for IUI #2 so I'm estimating the cost to be closer to $450-500.

We have not talked much about IUI but from what little we have discusses it sounds like Dr Schoyer is typically in favor of single embryo transfer.

Dr. Bosler took the time that we needed to always answer all questions. She was direct like when we no longer could do a fresh transfer and had to switch to a freeze all. She explained the reasoning and took the time to make sure that we felt good about that decision. She always came into our appointments positively and was able to given us very reasonable expectations which I appreciated.

Ask questions! They have heard them all and are always more than willing to take the time to answer them.

My treatment protocol was the long Lupron protocol which included a birth control down regulation. I was stimulated with Menopur and Gonal F and triggered with HCG. I ended up with 30+ follicles and 14 mature eggs from that. Because of my response they did a great job of monitoring me close and adjusting meds as needed.

They offered Attain packages as well as their own package pricing of 12,000 which includes monitoring ultrasound and blood work, egg retrieval, anesthesia, ICSI, embryo transfer fees and freezing of embryos (doesn’t include medication). If cancelled before retrieval you get refunded 8,700 and if cancelled before transfer you get a 1,550 refund or credit. Their freeze all IvF package is 10,450 + 3,000 for the frozen transfer (again includes monitoring for both). Refund of 7,150 prior to egg retrieval and 2,150 if cancelled prior to embryo transfer. Different charges if you had your monitoring elsewhere. Like we did since we lived over an hour away. We received a financial booklet that laid out all the costs. We also paid extra for some genetic screening which was $349 without insurance

We have not completed a embryo transfer yet. From our discussion with Dr Bosler there are guidelines they follow to determine single vs multiple and it is really a case by case decision

Dr. Bosler is kind and compassionate, but frank and upfront. She will tell you the truth even if its hard to hear. She ensured we were well informed as to our options and the pros and cons of each so we could make a well informed decision. She was respectful of our decisions and we never felt she was pushing her own personal bias on us. I would recommend her to anyone struggling with infertility. She is very passionate about Reproductive Medicine and has been for most of her adult life, she was an egg donor herself, and left an engineering career to pursue a Medical Degree in order to commit her life to helping other create the family they dream of. I can not say enough great things about Dr. Bosler as a medical professional and a person.

Don't be afraid to ask questions and say whats on your mind. She will always give you an objective well informed response.

We used 2 different protocols for each of my egg retrieval cycles. I was very hesitant at first because we were lucky enough to be successful with having a child from our initial IVF cycle. Dr Bosler called me herself and explained to me the reasoning for the change was to attempt to create better egg quality verses quantity. I had 28 eggs retrieved my first cycle and 5 made it to freeze. My second cycle, 22 eggs were retrieved and again 5 made it to freeze. So her planned worked, the retrieval to freeze ratio was better the 2nd round.

per Egg Retreival Cycle - $12,000; Medications $4,000 per FET - $3,000; Medications- $260

Yes. Dr Bosler explained the odds of successful pregnancy and the odds for multiple births to me. I have found this is a controversial topic as there are many studies that support both sides. Ultimately, it comes down to deciding whether or not a multiple pregnancy is right for us.

She did not make us feel rushed, listened to our concerns, and did a day 3 transfer related to our history of embryos arresting. We appreciated her attention to detail as well. She is a very intelligent women. Although she is not as soft as Dr Bosler, we felt well taken care of on various levels.

To bring a notebook as this process is so overwhelming, let the small things go (as infertility is a roller coaster of emotions), and trust the process because Dr Shoyer has a lot of wisdom and experience.

She used birth control for a few weeks, Menopur 75 and Follistim 125 adding Ganirelex closer to retrieval. They grew my eggs slow and steady since last round I stimmed too quickly. Dr Shoyer monitored me closly throughout the cycle and was very observant.

2 retrievals and unlimited FET 21k didn’t include meds

She definitely wanted us to go the single route based off research. But because of our history and the fact it was a day 3 (less info on which would survive to day 5) she was open to let us make that decision. We did decide to do 2 because of those reasons.

Dr. Bosler was wonderful to work with. She not only understood my goals and took the time to learn my health history, but she also took into account my personal circumstances (such as finances and insurance coverage) and helped me factor that into my decision making. She clearly laid out my chances and risks with each course of treatment, and when I didn't conceive within the first few tries, she consulted with other doctors both within and outside the practice to help determine what further testing might be wise and which approach might be best for next steps. When I didn't see her at my last appointment (due to an unexpected emergency), she sent me a very kind congratulatory note. In short, she was wonderful to work with, and made me feel in control and well advised.

Don't be afraid to ask questions - the doctor is willing to spend time to help you understand your best options.

I did six cycles of IUIs with donor sperm. My test results showed no expected fertility problems and were very good for my age, but my long and slightly irregular cycles prompted Dr. Bosler to suggest using Clomid to increase the chances of ovulation. Cycles 1 and 2 involved 50 mg clomid days 3-7, monitoring ultrasounds to track follicle growth, a trigger shot administered when lead follicle was at least 18 mm, with IUI the next day (days 17 and 18). Both cycles resulted in negative HPT. Cycles 3 and 4 still used 50 mg clomid on days 3-7, but ovulation was tracked using ovulation predictor kits at home (at my request). These cycles had later IUIs (days 20 and 21). Both resulted in negative HPT. At this point, I had another consult with Dr. Bosler, who, after speaking with another doctor in the practice, Dr. Strawn, ordered some additional tests to look at cortisone and testosterone levels. Due to some slightly high results, I was referred to an endocrinologist outside the practice, eventually getting a PCOS diagnosis. After that diagnosis, Dr. Bosler met with me again to discuss options, looking at both my test results and what was financially feasible for me. We decided to continue with IUIs. Cycles 5 and 6 were on 5 mg Letrozole, which produced more follicles for me than clomid. There were monitoring ultrasounds for both rounds and a trigger shot with the IUI the next day. Cycle 5 was a negative HPT, but cycle 6 was a success, with a positive HPT followed by doubling beta tests.

The clinic provided a complete overview of all costs, from testing to procedures, with prices for insured and uninsured patients. My testing costs were covered by insurance, so I do not know the totals for those. My IUIs were $800 each, not including monitoring or the trigger shot, which were covered by insurance.

Dr. Bosler has been very supportive from our first consultation. She took the time to walk us through all our family-building options as an LGBT couple and has been sensitive and responsive to our needs. She's warm and empathic, with a confident and relaxed presence.

Don't hesitate to ask questions!

Fertility panel; IUI cycles with donor sperm and letrizole, Hysterosalpingography

IUI cycle was around $1400 out of pocket

She was very sympathetic from the get go to what I was going through and assured me she would try to figure out what was going on and how we could fix it. Her testing felt very thorough and complete. She took her time during all of my appointments and I never felt like she was rushing to leave the room and go to her next appointment.

Be prepared for her to thoroughly run through testing to ensure a proper diagnosis.

We had planned to use Letrozole because my egg count indicated I was not ovulating regularly. Because my other testing and my husbands sperm count/motility came back normal, we thought it best to then do monitored IUI for one cycle and reassess after the one cycle whether or not there not there needed to b monitoring.

A single cycle of IUI without monitoring was around $750-$1,000. A single cycle of IUI with monitoring was around $1,200-$1,500.

Out of all the doctors I saw at this clinic, doctor Bosler was my favorite. She felt like a friendship, rather than always talking at me. She could predict questions I may have & helped me to feel like I was heard and understood.

If bedside care and a relationship with your doctor is important to you - see doctor Bosler. You won’t regret it!

Doctor Bosler did all my testing and found a hydrosalpinx. My right tube wasn’t completely blocked so we moved forward with an IUI with letrozole 5mg days 3-7, & 2 ultrasounds to check ovulation. We triggered ovulation at the second ultrasound. We just found out the IUI did not work. We are starting our second IUI.

An IUI costs around $1,200-1,500. We have insurance and haven’t seen the bills to know what we will pay out of pocket.

There was a reason we were with Dr. Strawn for many years and many cycles, he was great. We liked his straight forward answers to our questions. He didn't treat us as a number, he remembered us every time we were in and when we did become pregnant he was just as excited as we were.

Look into the multi cycle packages

I don't remember details but I do remember being monitored closely and the doctors making decisions based on the ultrasound and blood work. I even had a cycle stopped once because of polyps and the doctor felt I had a better chance with IVF with them removed.

It was many years ago so I am sure they have changed or I could be wrong....1 fresh cycle was $18,000 + the cost of medication. 2 fresh and 2 frozen cycles were $30000 + the cost of medication + the cost of anesthesia.

I think they wouldn't do more then 2 embryos but we never even though of doing more then 2. We did 1 and 2.