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Dr. Davenport has always treated me more than a patient. He speaks in ways that comforts you even with bad news. Every appointment, he is always greeting me and wants to know how I am doing emotionally before we start any procedure or ultrasound...has always been honest with me about what's going on. We came up with a IUI game plan together and we discussed each step... communicated as best he could to me but I will forever appreciate the way he communicated with my husband, as he watched me coming in and out of consciousness.
office [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] is really good about working with you for payment plans...The clinic is in the perfect location. It's in Downtown Huntsville so you have plenty of things to do in between appointments or procedures but you are also 5 minutes from Huntsville Hospital. I've never waited more than 15 minutes to be called back (and that's usually because I'm early to appointments)... She always has such a bubbly personality but, like Dr. D, she is very aware of the emotions. Everyone in the office is like that ( Liz and Brie). They celebrate the good with me and then can change gears to be there for me during the bad. No one rushes you out the door because they're extremely busy.
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport has always been honest with me about what's going on. We came up with a IUI game plan together and we discussed each step. Like I mentioned before, he is always checking to see how I'm feeling. After my chemical pregnancy, I found out the next month we were pregnant. At 6 weeks, we found out we were losing the baby so we had a D&C scheduled. What turned into a routine procedure turned bad within hours. Dr. D was rushed back to the hospital because I had an unknown ectopic pregnancy that had ruptured my right Fallopian tube. Dr. D communicated as best he could to me but I will forever appreciate the way he communicated with my husband, as he watched me coming in and out of consciousness. The way other doctor's talked to him or me was completely different on a whole different emotional level.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Don't be afraid to tell him how you are truly feeling about anything related to a procedure, blood work, etc. He will stop and listen to every concern or doubt you have.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport has always treated me more than a patient. He speaks in ways that comforts you even with bad news. Every appointment, he is always greeting me and wants to know how I am doing emotionally before we start any procedure or ultrasound.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
My first IUI Dr. Davenport only used Clomid. I came in 2-3 times for blood work and ultrasounds to check progression. This was a negative pregnancy test. The second IUi, we continued the Clomid but we added in the trigger shot. I think I took the shot 36 hours before the IUI. *don't remember* This IUI resulted in a chemical pregnancy. We are in our third IUI cycle now and just finished my last 100 mg (I think) of Clomid yesterday. I will find out Friday if a trigger shot or anything else is needed.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Kendra )
Kendra is amazing. She always has such a bubbly personality but, like Dr. D, she is very aware of the emotions. Everyone in the office is like that ( Liz and Brie). They celebrate the good with me and then can change gears to be there for me during the bad. No one rushes you out the door because they're extremely busy.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The clinic is in the perfect location. It's in Downtown Huntsville so you have plenty of things to do in between appointments or procedures but you are also 5 minutes from Huntsville Hospital. I've never waited more than 15 minutes to be called back (and that's usually because I'm early to appointments).
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I know my appointments are about a $35 copay but the IUI procedures are not covered by my current insurance. I think it cost $200-$300 each IUI. Dr. Davenport's office is really good about working with you for payment plans.
Describe Brett Davenport's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
We have gone through the IVF consult but I never asked about multiple embryo transfer. I don't think I'm in need to transfer more than 1 embryo and I would personally like to stick with 1.
He [Dr. Andrew Harper] managed my care through the nurses. I did not speak to or meet him until I was pregnant and my labs became concerning. Because information way relayed through a nurse, I was not able to get satisfactory answers to my questions or have a good understanding of our plan of care. Due to a significant miscommunication amongst the entire office staff, he also performed a vaginal ultrasound during which he was not supervised by a female staff member.
[Huntsville Reproductive Medicine has] Extremely limited scheduling and clinic capabilities. Abysmal communication at all levels. Communication methods are outdated. Lost paperwork. Doctor is not directly involved in care until there is a problem. They are not good at communicating with insurance companies and suggest you just pay out of pocket instead of doing their job to submit appropriate paperwork.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He managed my care through the nurses. I did not speak to or meet him until I was pregnant and my labs became concerning. Because information way relayed through a nurse, I was not able to get satisfactory answers to my questions or have a good understanding of our plan of care. Due to a significant miscommunication amongst the entire office staff, he also performed a vaginal ultrasound during which he was not supervised by a female staff member.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Go to another clinic.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I did not even meet Dr. Harper until they believed I was losing the pregnancy. When I did finally meet him, he thought I was someone else. I did not consistently see the same nurse.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We did 3 medicated cycles with letrozole. The first cycle ended up being timed intercourse because the nurse practitioner and office staff did not submit the request to my insurance for the prior authorization that they knew was necessary for my IUI to be covered. They tried to convince me to pay for it out of pocket when they were the ones who had dropped the ball. The second 2 cycles we did IUI.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I was assigned a nurse, but I did not consistently see her at my appointments. The nursing staff and physician were not on the same page regarding office policies and had poor communication. My care was negatively impacted by this.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
This clinic has very limited appointment times. They only have a phlebotomist available from 7am-9:45am. So if you need an appointment that includes bloodwork, that is a very small window of time. Semen samples must be dropped off no later than 12:30pm which again, can be restrictive due to schedules. They are also closed on all holidays and weekends. This made it difficult to schedule the cycle day 3 bloodwork that my insurance required since cycle day 3 kept falling on a weekend. Cycles don’t stop on the weekends so I would find a clinic that can accommodate weekend needs if I need a clinic in the future.
Communication was extremely poor across all levels. The front office staff and clinical providers had to be told multiple times to submit prior authorization for both IUI and trigger shot prescription, which resulted in a delay of care. The nursing staff lost paperwork.
The information that I was provided during the course of my care was very minimal. If I didn’t ask the right questions, I didn’t receive any information. And I didn’t always know what questions I needed to be asking. For example, when I wanted to begin considering IVF, I was told that they only do egg retrievals quarterly. This is something that should have been communicated at my initial consultation as it can result in a potential 3 month delay of beginning IVF when time is often of the essence when it comes to fertility. We discussed the possibility of IVF at my consultation, but the nurse practitioner failed to mention this crucial scheduling limitation. I didn’t know that I needed to ask if they did egg retrievals on a limited basis.
They do not have any electronic communication, such as email or portal. I had to wait by the phone in the afternoon for my lab results and instructions. I was not told any specific lab results unless I asked. Their website had also not been updated with their success rates since 2012. They recently updated their website, but it is now lacking any stats on success rates.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Insurance covered my costs with the exception of copays.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I never had an communication regarding this topic.
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Failed to call in prescriptions to pharmacy
Lost paperwork
Lost appointments
Failed to order appropriate test
Provided conflicting information
Failed to convey critical information
Canceled a cycle due to clinic error
Describe the specific things that went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Extremely limited scheduling and clinic capabilities. Abysmal communication at all levels. Communication methods are outdated. Lost paperwork. Doctor is not directly involved in care until there is a problem. They are not good at communicating with insurance companies and suggest you just pay out of pocket instead of doing their job to submit appropriate paperwork.
[Dr. Andrew Harper] he was very reassuring and communicated very effectively. He calmed my nerves and walked me through the steps until it was over...started me on Provera a few weeks prior to my cycle. I started my medicine (Gonal F and Menopur) and continued for 10 days, he lowered my dose on both on day 4 and then triggered (Ovidrel) on day 10. My retrieval was two days later. They acquired 6 eggs, 5 mature and fertilized
[nurse of Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] She always takes the time to explain to me each detail of the process. She is very efficient in her responses whether it’s through email or phone...We had to take out a $8,000 loan just for our first round of IVF...[clinic]They acquired 6 eggs, 5 mature and fertilized. 4 made it to day 3, 1 frozen on day 5 ...
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper was highly recommended to me by friends. I am a past childhood cancer patient and this whole process was very new and scary. So I wanted to go with someone that was well thought of. Although I did not meet him until retrieval, he was very reassuring and communicated very effectively. He calmed my nerves and walked me through the steps until it was over. He is a sweet man!
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Although you may be hesitant and nervous about this whole process, remember to go in with an open mind but have questions ready and don’t give up on your hopes. You are your biggest advocate and don’t let anyone talk to you out of your dreams. Keep your head up and the clinic will take great care of you!
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I definitely feel like I was treated wonderfully by our clinic and staff. Although, I was unable to meet Dr. Harper until my actually right retrieval which caused a little more anxiety. But he was very nice and calmed my nerves!
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
Dr. Harper started me on Provera a few weeks prior to my cycle. I started my medicine (Gonal F and Menopur) and continued for 10 days, he lowered my dose on both on day 4 and then triggered (Ovidrel) on day 10. My retrieval was two days later. They acquired 6 eggs, 5 mature and fertilized. 4 made it to day 3, 1 frozen on day 5 and the rest did not make it unfortunately. We were scheduled to try another cycle this April but it got postponed until further notice due to COVID.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Jennifer Underwood)
Jennifer is a God send. She always takes the time to explain to me each detail of the process. She is very efficient in her responses whether it’s through email or phone. I always had a MILLION questions and she was so patient through it all. So thankful for her!
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Huntsville Reproductive is amazing! I started off at Nashville Fertility and changed due to concerns with the doctor and his bedside manner as eel as staff. Huntsville is the best at communication, genuine care and really wants everything to work out for you. Especially compared to Nashville, they are amazing!!!! I can’t say good enough things about them.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
We had to take out a $8,000 loan just for our first round of IVF. We are currently in the process of paying it back.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I have not had a transfer yet due to Dr. Harper thinking it will be more beneficial to do a frozen transfer. He along with my husband and I only want to transfer one due to my past health issues. I have one lung and he doesn’t want to put more pressure on it than necessary.
in the years I have been under [Dr. Harpers'] care I have seen him for two consultations, my 1st dye test, and to go over some stuff when I thought I was having a miscarriage with my first. He is direct and blunt but only out of concern. He did say during the first consult that my weight could be a factor in my infertility but he didn’t say it in a judgmental way; it was more of him listing all the reasons why I could be experiencing infertility and my weight was the most obvious one. Overall, Dr. Harper is good at providing a course of treatment for his nurses to relay to the patient.
The main weakness [at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] that I saw but I’m not sure if it’s just me but the receptionist seemed not as organized as needed to be...The nursing staff is amazing! That is who I saw mainly and they seemed to truly care about the patients and listen to any concerns or questions they may have...in the years I have been under [Dr. Harpers'] care I have seen him for two consultations, my 1st dye test, and to go over some stuff when I thought I was having a miscarriage with my first. He is direct and blunt but only out of concern.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper is very knowledgeable in his field so that makes him seem cold and lacking compassion but I think it’s because he has so many thoughts going on in his head about your situation. Now, in the years I have been under his care I have seen him for two consultations, my 1st dye test, and to go over some stuff when I thought I was having a miscarriage with my first. He is direct and blunt but only out of concern. He did say during the first consult that my weight could be a factor in my infertility but he didn’t say it in a judgmental way; it was more of him listing all the reasons why I could be experiencing infertility and my weight was the most obvious one. Overall, Dr. Harper is good at providing a course of treatment for his nurses to relay to the patient.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Be prepared to feel like you should be taking notes during the consult but know that he is there working to get you to your dream of having a child.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
2010-2011: we almost maxed out the recommended rounds for clomid and I did two or theee trigger shots with timed intercourse. I also had a dye test done to check my tubes (no blockage). I got my positive after having the dye test done.
2013-2014: I believe it was clomid and trigger shots. Since it worked before they figured let’s try it again. I got pregnant quicker this time around.
2017: went to another doctor in different state.
2018: did a few rounds of fertility meds. IUI recommended because the meds were not working. IUI unsussesful.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea. Joan. )
The nursing staff is amazing! That is who I saw mainly and they seemed to truly care about the patients and listen to any concerns or questions they may have.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The main weakness that I saw but I’m not sure if it’s just me but the receptionist seemed not as organized as needed to be. I was transferring back to HRM from an out of state doctor after not going to HRM for over 3 years. I had to redo paperwork, have my files transferred over, etc. Well, I was told by my nurse that they had not received my records. All I knew to do was resubmit the paperwork. Well my next appointment they still did not have my records. The receptionist then says “oh, I was meaning to call you the number you gave us was wrong.” Ok, cool, but you have Internet (I’ve seen her clothes shopping online) google the name of the doctor, get the number, call, explain the situation and get it done!
Other than that, I cannot find any fault with the practice!
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
They were high and insurance didn’t appear to cover much. The IUI was a flat out-of-pocket fee. Since the procedures didn’t vary much we paid $270/ month this last time (2018). I do not remember paying so much back in 2010-2011 because I was stressed it would cost a lot due to other’s stories but it was not as high as I thought. We also have different insurance this time around, too (Cigna now vs BCBS then).
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
You rarely see him [Dr. Andrew Harper]. I've only seen him on the initial consultation. The nurses perform all the procedures and talk to him directly and provide you feedback....it was said that we'd try up to 3 IUIs until we met again. We've done 3 IUIs and have the next consult scheduled...Each cycle consists of a baseline bloodwork and ultrasound, then a mid-cycle check of blood work and ultrasound and if required additional bloodwork to confirm ovulation a couple days after the mid-cycle check before scheduling an IUI the same day. Between each visit, Dr. Harper is consulted by the nurse and feedback via phone is given to me on recommended path forward.
The nursing staff is great [at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine]. They make me feel comfortable and the general procedure/process is there same no matter which nurse you get... IUIs cost $295 each and the injection (for ovulation in 24 hours) was $207 at the pharmacy...They are easy to get ahold of and scheduling appointments is so easy (except with Dr. Harper). The voicemail system is not up to date (to call a specific nurse) but the front office will direct you if you aren't sure. One time I left a voicemail for the wrong nurse but I got a call back anyways.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
It's still early... Initial consult was with Dr. Harper and it was said that we'd try up to 3 IUIs until we met again. We've done 3 IUIs and have the next consult scheduled. Each cycle consists of a baseline bloodwork and ultrasound, then a mid-cycle check of blood work and ultrasound and if required additional bloodwork to confirm ovulation a couple days after the mid-cycle check before scheduling an IUI the same day. Between each visit, Dr. Harper is consulted by the nurse and feedback via phone is given to me on recommended path forward.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Don't be afraid to ask questions. I feel like they hold back all of the options in order to not confuse you... But I have no idea what will be the next step after my 3 IUIs.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
You rarely see him. I've only seen him on the initial consultation. The nurses perform all the procedures and talk to him directly and provide you feedback.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
My husband's sperm count is always high, the first 2 IUIs I ovulated on my own (confirmed via blood work) but was offered the injection on the first one but declined because I wanted to know if I was ovulating naturally. The third IUI I took the injection but mostly because I had a trip planned that would make me miss that months ovulation. The injection was $207 and each IUI is $295. Also both my husband and I were requested to start taking COQ10 after the initial consultation.
Describe your experience with the nursing staff at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The nursing staff is great. They make me feel comfortable and the general procedure/process is there same no matter which nurse you get. The least favorite nurse is the RN, Chelsea. She tends to leave out key information and the 2 times I've dealt with her I had lots of questions and had to call the office often.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
They are easy to get ahold of and scheduling appointments is so easy (except with Dr. Harper). The voicemail system is not up to date (to call a specific nurse) but the front office will direct you if you aren't sure. One time I left a voicemail for the wrong nurse but I got a call back anyways.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My insurance doesn't cover anything except blood work... So the blood work costs me my co pay ($40) and the IUIs cost $295 each and the injection (for ovulation in 24 hours) was $207 at the pharmacy (which I was warned about).
I rarely see Dr. Harper, which is fine with me. However, when I was having complications they all kept in close contact, even after hours ... Dr. Harper is knowledgeable and very technical. He has laid out all of my options in each situation. He took a less invasive approach during my ectopic pregnancy. Which led to a prolonged recovery. I do think his is caring and soft spoken ...
Accessibility is sometimes an issues. When you are new to the process sometimes things happen after hours. It can be frustrating when the nurses are gone and you are faced with the unexpected. The clinic [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] itself is clean and as inviting as a fertility clinic can be. ... Each IUI is $295. ... I have dealt with the entire nursing staff. They all are very compassionate. I always receive a callback in a timely manner. ...
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper is knowledgeable and very technical. He has laid out all of my options in each situation. He took a less invasive approach during my ectopic pregnancy. Which led to a prolonged recovery. I do think his is caring and soft spoken
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Do your own research so that you can have specific questions.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I love the nurses. I rarely see Dr. Harper, which is fine with me.
However, when I was having complications they all kept in close contact, even after hours
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
In 2016 we did mostly timed intercourse with a combo of Chlomid and Femara. 2017 we did two IUI. Both with a combo of Chlomid and femara. Most times ive had to do at least 2 rounds of drugs within a cycle. The 1st was negative. The second I also had the trigger shot and became pregnant.
It ended in an ectopic pregnancy and the removal of a fallopian tube. I had 2 IUI in the beginning of 2018 that were negative. I've been on a break since May 2018. Working to lose weight and prepare for IVF.
Describe your experience with the nursing staff at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I have dealt with the entire nursing staff. They all are very compassionate. I always receive a callback in a timely manner.
Joan took very excellent care of me during my ectopic pregnancy
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Accessibility is sometimes an issues. When you are new to the process sometimes things happen after hours. It can be frustrating when the nurses are gone and you are faced with the unexpected.
The clinic itself is clean and as inviting as a fertility clinic can be.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Each IUI is $295. My bloodwork and office visits are covered by insurance. As well as Chlomid and Femara. Trigger shots and other injections were out of pocket. In the amount of $165 and up
We did rounds of femara because of anovulation due to endometriosis [protocol with Dr. Davenport]. We also did an SIS and HSG to determine if my tubes were open. After these treatments I conceived!...was very sensitive about my ethical concerns regarding IVF. If we needed to go this route I would definitely trust him to respect my wishes...He was considerate of my comfort level through various tests.
Kara [nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] was absolutely amazing and encouraging about my results, giving me good things to try even if my results were discouraging...It’s very up to date, well decorated and modern. It’s smaller and feels more personal. Very ample parking on site that is free. They have ultrasound machines and a nurse ready to do blood draws (you’ll get those often!)...My doctor also found less costly alternative medications when possible. (Such as bonjesta for 30 dollars.)
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr Davenport treats not only your reproductive system, but the whole patient. He’s very well informed and compassionate for how you’re doing with treatments. He and his whole staff are so encouraging, they feel like family.
During one test I was having a lot of pain and trying to hide it. He stopped right away and asked me to be honest about my pain level. For the next test he prescribed pain medication so I would be much more comfortable.
He is also very supportive of the research I did for my own care instead of disregarding my thoughts. It made me feel very in control of my care.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Research your treatment options so you can be more proactive in your own care.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He was considerate of my comfort level through various tests.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We did rounds of femara because of anovulation due to endometriosis.
We also did an SIS and HSG to determine if my tubes were open.
After these treatments I conceived!
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Kara)
Kara was absolutely amazing and encouraging about my results, giving me good things to try even if my results were discouraging.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
It’s very up to date, well decorated and modern. It’s smaller and feels more personal.
Very ample parking on site that is free.
They have ultrasound machines and a nurse ready to do blood draws (you’ll get those often!)
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Costs vary greatly due to insurance.
My doctor also found less costly alternative medications when possible. (Such as bonjesta for 30 dollars.)
Describe Brett Davenport's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Doctor Davenport was very sensitive about my ethical concerns regarding IVF. If we needed to go this route I would definitely trust him to respect my wishes.
He [Dr. Andrew Harper] can be very technical and some people can be overwhelmed by that. Personally, it suited me quite well.... r. Harper not only helped me get officially diagnosed with an NIH list of rare diseases disorder, but he was there every step helping me find treatment options that worked for me and he never let me feel that I was on my own or that my problems were not important. He may be an adorkable quiet guy with a lot of big words, but he cares about every family that walks in his door and while he's not very openly emotional, his actions will show you how much he cares and that whatever is happening, he will believe you and help you.
They're [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine-Madison] very clear about what your options are financially, options to help when available and I never had any trouble at all with the office. They're great! I only know one nurse that's still there, but I can't see Dr. Harper hiring a bad one. This is a place where they care about their patients, and whether the end result is a pregnancy, or referral for adoption, or finding closure another way, they will go with you for every step.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He can be very technical and some people can be overwhelmed by that. Personally, it suited me quite well. The thing that stands out most to me was that after my children were born, I started having autoimmune symptoms that my ob/gyn did not take seriously. Dr. Harper not only helped me get officially diagnosed with an NIH list of rare diseases disorder, but he was there every step helping me find treatment options that worked for me and he never let me feel that I was on my own or that my problems were not important. He may be an adorkable quiet guy with a lot of big words, but he cares about every family that walks in his door and while he's not very openly emotional, his actions will show you how much he cares and that whatever is happening, he will believe you and help you.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Ask questions. Don't feel intimidated or embarrassed. He's seen it all and he wants to help you.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I'm a biochemist. Dr. Harper not only talked to me like a respected patient, but like an educated colleague, too.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We did lupron IVF protocol for 15 eggs, 9 embryos, 3 that were viable at transfer, 2 transferred and the last one did not make it to cryo. I carried twins to 37 weeks. I don't recall all the various drugs and dosages anymore of the things that didn't work.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Christine)
Christine was a great personality match for me! She listened to what I had to say and always answered my questions. My kids are in kindergarten now and we're still in touch.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
They're very clear about what your options are financially, options to help when available and I never had any trouble at all with the office. They're great! I only know one nurse that's still there, but I can't see Dr. Harper hiring a bad one. This is a place where they care about their patients, and whether the end result is a pregnancy, or referral for adoption, or finding closure another way, they will go with you for every step.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Approximately $20,000 for two retrievals and associated IVF costs.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
They did a great job talking to us about the options. We had three, transferred two and the last one never looked great and didn't make it to cryo. I surprised myself by grieving for that last embryo, and both Dr. Harper and the nursing staff were supportive when I needed it.
We have met with Dr. Harper 2x and he was thorough. Sometimes he talked above our heads though....Dr. Harper is a very educated man...i wish I would be able to talk personally with Dr. Harper myself instead of making an appt. To see him.He did answer our questions but sometimes used technical terms that we were not familiar with. ...He told us it was on my end because of the laparoscopy results from my gynecologist....I'm a Type 1 diabetic so he said my A1c had to be at a certain number and my endocrinologist had to be the ultimate one to determine if my A1c was at a good level before he would do anything.
Every Nurse at Dr. Harper's office is great. They show compassion and are very upbeat and positive. They get back with me in a timely manner and are very prompt. They are informative in person and over the phone...Each IUI cost me $295 out of pocket because my insurance covers NOTHING!! My IVF cost with meds and procedure $12K...They all are very helpful and do what they can to give you good information of what the Dr. had to say...
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper is a very educated man but did kinda talk above our understanding. He did answer our questions but sometimes used technical terms that we were not familiar with. Before meeting Dr. Harper we meet with the Nurse practitioner, she was very kind and talked more on our level.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Be open to all possibilities. Have an understanding before you walk in there of what might happen and what will happen. Have your questions ready and prepared so you are not caught off guard by one of his answers or his questions.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
We have met with Dr. Harper 2x and he was thorough. Sometimes he talked above our heads though. The nursing staff is excellent and has always made me feel comfortable in an uncomfortable situation and with my last IUI Dr. Harper had left for the day but the 2 nurses that did the IUI had trouble finding my cervix and had to call Dr. Harper. He was an hour away but was helpful in helping them find it. It took longer than any of my other IUIs and caused a little bit of pain. Joan my nurse gave me 3 Tylenol and a glass of water before I left.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
He told us it was on my end because of the laparoscopy results from my gynecologist. We would do at least 3 IUIs and if they failed we would have a meeting with him to discuss IVF. We had our meeting after our 3rd IUI and discussed IVF. I'm a Type 1 diabetic so he said my A1c had to be at a certain number and my endocrinologist had to be the ultimate one to determine if my A1c was at a good level before he would do anything. My husband and I were the ones to decide to do the 4th IUI before we went on to IVF.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Joan or Jennifer )
Every Nurse at Dr. Harper's office is great. They show compassion and are very upbeat and positive. They get back with me in a timely manner and are very prompt. They are informative in person and over the phone.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
They all are very helpful and do what they can to give you good information of what the Dr. had to say. I wish I would be able to talk personally with Dr. Harper myself instead of making an appt. To see him.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Each IUI cost me $295 out of pocket because my insurance covers NOTHING!! My IVF cost with meds and procedure $12K
Dr. Harper is kind & quiet. He has been forthcoming about the obstacles at hand, but has always delivered the truth eloquently. I do not see Dr. Harper at every visit. I do not feel that it would be necessary to do so. Dr. Harper has always been willing to meet with my husband and I to discuss any change in treatment, medication, or concerns.... He conveys his concern for our wellbeing and is always happy to meet with us if we have concerns.
I can't say enough about how wonderful Dr. Harper's nursing staff is. Chelsea is organized & prompt. I truely feel that I can approach her with any concern. She has become a friend during this process. I believe my experience at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine has been so positive largely in part due to the nursing staff... The billing and front desk would be my only complaint. I have experienced unnecessary stress due to billing at this office. Every instance was a mistake made by the billing department. The front desk person is often unfriendly.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper is kind & quiet. He has been forthcoming about the obstacles at hand, but has always delivered the truth eloquently. I do not see Dr. Harper at every visit. I do not feel that it would be necessary to do so. Dr. Harper has always been willing to meet with my husband and I to discuss any change in treatment, medication, or concerns.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I feel like a human, because I truely feel that they long for my husband and I to have a successful pregnancy just as we do. He conveys his concern for our wellbeing and is always happy to meet with us if we have concerns.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
I began treament with oral Femera. After 3 failed cycles, we began IUI. The first IUI resulted in a chemical pregnancy and the 3 following resulted in 3 negative pregnancy tests. I had a exploratory lap after the 3rd failed IUI. Dr. Harper found mild endometriosis and confirmed a
unicornuate uterus. After the 4th failed IUI, we decided to began IVF. I have had 1 egg retrieval resulting in 7 eggs retrieved. 3 eggs survived. We transferred 1 embryo 5 days after the retrieval, which resulted in a chemical pregnancy. I have had 2 frozen transfers, both of which resulted in negative pregnancy tests.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea)
I can't say enough about how wonderful Dr. Harper's nursing staff is. Chelsea is organized & prompt. I truely feel that I can approach her with any concern. She has become a friend during this process. I believe my experience at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine has been so positive largely in part due to the nursing staff.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The billing and front desk would be my only complaint. I have experienced unnecessary stress due to billing at this office. Every instance was a mistake made by the billing department. The front desk person is often unfriendly.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Our insurance only covers up until diagnosis. It does not cover any type of treatment. The IUI procedure cost was approximately $300, not including medication costs. We opted for a shared risk IVF program. We paid approximately $16,000, not including medication, for treatment over the next 3 years or 6 fresh cycles.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Dr. Harper has recommended single embryo transfers at this time due to the nature of my uterus (very small, limited room).
[With Dr. Andrew Harper] My husband had Hodgkins Lymphoma and the chemotherapy caused him to have a low sperm count and low motility. Our treatment plan was that we'd have only a 1% chance to get pregnant naturally and a 3% with IUI and 70-80% chance with IVF. We began with 3 IUI treatments using ovadril and one time we used clomid. All of the IUIs failed so we saved up our money to do IVF. We did an Fresh IVF transfer cycle. During retrieval we got 23 eggs, 4 fertilized, one didn't make it to day 5 and initially we transferred 2.
The nursing staff [at Huntsville Reproductive Med] was amazing. Chelsea always made sure I understood the treatment coarse. She emailed and called me with updates. She was compassionate and empathetic. She was with me every step of the way with hugs and encouragement. She was the shoulder I need to cry on when things didn't go well and she always was pulling for us.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Strengths are that he is very knowledgeable about fertility actions and treatments. Weaknesses are that he talks over patients heads. I'm a nurse so I knew most of what he was talking about but my husband isn't medical and didn't understand everything. We did wish that we would have seen Dr. Harper more often but after our miscarriage and failed IVF and transfers he did call us and was more involved with our case.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Be prepared with questions and you may have to ask the nurses to explain things to you to better understand.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I felt like Dr.Harper knew our case and wanted to do whatever to help us make our plans come true. Even though we weren't successful in our treatments.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
So our fertility issues are male factor. My husband had Hodgkins Lymphoma and the chemotherapy caused him to have a low sperm count and low motility. Our treatment plan was that we'd have only a 1% chance to get pregnant naturally and a 3% with IUI and 70-80% chance with IVF. We began with 3 IUI treatments using ovadril and one time we used clomid. All of the IUIs failed so we saved up our money to do IVF. We did an Fresh IVF transfer cycle. During retrieval we got 23 eggs, 4 fertilized, one didn't make it to day 5 and initially we transferred 2. We miscarried early on with the twins. Then we proceeded with a possible frozen transfer with our one embryo left. I took lupron and estrogen. However the week before I was to do the transfer I started bleeding like a period and we could no longer do the transfer. So we took a break saved up money and did another trial at the frozen transfer. We transferred the embryo and two weeks later we found out that it did not work. Our next choice is to do another round of IVF.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea Evans)
The nursing staff was amazing. Chelsea always made sure I understood the treatment coarse. She emailed and called me with updates. She was compassionate and empathetic. She was with me every step of the way with hugs and encouragement. She was the shoulder I need to cry on when things didn't go well and she always was pulling for us.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The front desk was a weakness they have a high turn over rate and one secretary wasn't very friendly and that's something you need when you are struggling. Strengths are that they were quick at finding appointment times and very informative when asking questions.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Cost of IUI's were between 300-600 each. Then IVF cycle was $9000 and transfer was about $1000
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Our dr told us to only transfer one embryo however we decided to transfer two initially of the three that we had.
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Lost paperwork
Describe the specific things that went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
One of The secretaries lost our permit that we already signed so we had to sign another.
You mainly see the nurses who are all very personable and caring. However, whenever there seems to be something wrong Dr. Davenport always came in (he did 3 of my 6 IUIs). He also made time to sit down and talk with us whenever we asked. He also made the calls when the news wasn't good, he never made the nurses deliver bad news...Dr. Davenport is very caring. He always asks how you are doing, and then says "ok, and how are you REALLY doing emotionally". He always explains things well, a
As a new patient I was shocked of how busy they [Hunt Repro Med] were! Although the waiting room always seems full, they never keep you waiting too long. It is very easy to setup appointments and pay. The clinic is very well kept and clean...I have worked with many of the nurses (Chelsea, Joan, Jennifer and Brittany who draws the blood) and they are all amazing! They all make you feel like you are their only patient and so compassionate. Chelsea is my nurse and she is fantastic at explaining anything I don't understand. She is also very responsive, she always calls or emails me back quickly.
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport is very caring. He always asks how you are doing, and then says "ok, and how are you REALLY doing emotionally". He always explains things well, and does put it in simpler terms when I don't understand. He has now left the practice, and unfortunately I did not get any feedback from him on our failed IVF.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
If you don't understand just ASK, he will find a way for you to understand. Also even though he is a doctor he doesn't know what your body feels, so if something feels off (I ovulated early on 3 cycles), call and tell your nurse, they will listen and adjust if needed.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
You mainly see the nurses who are all very personable and caring. However, whenever there seems to be something wrong Dr. Davenport always came in (he did 3 of my 6 IUIs). He also made time to sit down and talk with us whenever we asked. He also made the calls when the news wasn't good, he never made the nurses deliver bad news.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
I was 28, and my husband and I had been trying for 1 year. He put me on 50mg of clomid and did my 1st IUI. We did 3 IUI's, then decided to do the laparoscopy to see if I had Endometriosis. He wasn't expecting that I would have it (even though I showed many of the signs), but I did....everywhere so he removed it. We then tried 3 more IUI's, and then opted for IVF. Since I always ovulated more than one egg with Clomid we went conservative with the dosage of Gonal-F (150units) and Menopur (75units), but that only produced 4 follicles so we opted to do an IUI instead.
My second round at IVF we started with 300 units of Gonal-F (lowered to 200 units half way trough) and 75 units of Menopur. I produced 8 follicles this time, and we retrieved 6 mature eggs. 5 fertilized, but 3 stalled at day 3. We implanted both embryos on day 5, but unfortunately they failed.
Dr. Davenport left the practice following my IVF so I never got feedback on what the issue could have been. That was disappointing.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea)
I have worked with many of the nurses (Chelsea, Joan, Jennifer and Brittany who draws the blood) and they are all amazing! They all make you feel like you are their only patient and so compassionate. Chelsea is my nurse and she is fantastic at explaining anything I don't understand. She is also very responsive, she always calls or emails me back quickly.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
As a new patient I was shocked of how busy they were! Although the waiting room always seems full, they never keep you waiting too long. It is very easy to setup appointments and pay. The clinic is very well kept and clean.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I had Aetna PPO for all of my IUI's and the each costs $500 with the procedure and medicine. I talked to Dr. Davenport when I was changing insurances and he told me to look for one that covered injectable meds...best advice ever! For the IVF I had BCBS of Alabama Gold and it cost about $8000 for the procedure and I paid only $300 for my meds thanks to his advice. The injectables typically cost $4000.
Dr. Davenport is very caring. He always asks how you are doing, and then says "ok, and how are you REALLY doing emotionally". He always explains things well, and does put it in simpler terms when I don't understand. My first IVF attempt did not go well, I only produced 4 eggs so we cancelled and just did an IUI. This round he changed my dosage and that is all, so time will tell if this adjustment works...
As a new patient [at Hunt Repro Med] I was shocked of how busy they were! Although the waiting room always seems full, they never keep you waiting too long. It is very easy to setup appointments and pay. The clinic is very well kept and clean...I have worked with many of the nurses (Chelsea, Joan, Jennifer and Brittany who draws the blood) and they are all amazing! They all make you feel like you are their only patient and so compassionate. Chelsea is my nurse and she is fantastic at explaining anything I don't understand. She is also very responsive, she always calls or emails me back quickly...
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport is very caring. He always asks how you are doing, and then says "ok, and how are you REALLY doing emotionally". He always explains things well, and does put it in simpler terms when I don't understand. My first IVF attempt did not go well, I only produced 4 eggs so we cancelled and just did an IUI. This round he changed my dosage and that is all, so time will tell if this adjustment works.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
If you don't understand just ASK, he will find a way for you to understand. Also even though he is a doctor he doesn't know what your body feels, so if something feels off (i ovulated early on 3 cycles), call and tell your nurse, they will listen and adjust if needed.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
You mainly see the nurses who are all very personable and caring. However, whenever there seems to be something wrong Dr. Davenport always came in (he did 3 of my 6 IUIs). He also made time to sit down and talk with us whenever we asked. He also made the calls when the news wasn't good, he never made the nurses deliver bad news.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
I was 28, and my husband and I had been trying for 1 year. We had taken a "at home fertility" test, mine came back normal but my husband's did not (Dr. Davenport laughed at this, apparently at home test are NOT reliable for men at all). Turns out my husband it fine and I am the problem. He put be on 50mg of clomid and did my 1st IUI. We did 3 IUI's, then decided to do the laparoscopy to see if I had Endometriosis. He wasn't expecting that I would have it (even though I showed many of the signs), but I did....everywhere so he removed it. We then tried 3 more IUI's, and then opted for IVF. Since I always ovulated more than one egg with Clomid we went conservative with the dosage of Gonal-F (150units) and Menopur (75units), but that only produced 4 follicles so we opted to do an IUI instead.
I will start my next try at IVF next week, and they are starting me with 300 units of Gonal-F and 75 units of Menopur. We will see how this one turns out!
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea)
I have worked with many of the nurses (Chelsea, Joan, Jennifer and Brittany who draws the blood) and they are all amazing! They all make you feel like you are their only patient and so compassionate. Chelsea is my nurse and she is fantastic at explaining anything I don't understand. She is also very responsive, she always calls or emails me back quickly.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
As a new patient I was shocked of how busy they were! Although the waiting room always seems full, they never keep you waiting too long. It is very easy to setup appointments and pay. The clinic is very well kept and clean.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I had Aetna PPO for all of my IUI's and the each costs $500 with the procedure and medicine. I talked to Dr. Davenport when I was changing insurances and he told me to look for one that covered injectable meds...best advice ever! For the IVF I had BCBS of Alabama Gold and it cost about $8000 for the procedure and I paid only $300 for my meds thanks to his advice. The injectables typically cost $4000.
Dr. Davenport was compassionate towards my husband and I. He spoke to us, not down to us.... I was a little taken back when Dr. Davenport did not perform the only IUI we did with his office though.... my husband had started taking HCG shots for low sperm morphology. I think I started on birth control or estradiol and then waited until it was closer to ovulation and then they called me and told me to come in and they could do the IUI.... The nurse practitioner and another lady performed the IUI. I was never once told that the doctor does not perform IUIs. I don't know if they expected me to know this or what.
The nursing staff [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] was great. I recall always having to leave a message, but they would call back pretty quickly. The nurse I remember the most is Jennifer. She was amazing, I hated leaving the clinic specifically because of her.... The main reason we decided to part ways with Dr. Davenport's clinic is because I felt a little manipulated when it came to their payment process. I noticed a charge one day from my card for $80.00 and I called to ask why and they said they automatically take payments out of your account when you have a balance.
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I really liked Dr. Davenport. My husband was a little more apprehensive only because of his age/had not been practicing that long. I thought he was knowledgeable and I liked that he was younger because sometimes younger doctors have fresher insight to new technology and advances. I was a little taken back when Dr. Davenport did not perform the only IUI we did with his office though. It was my first IUI and although I had been told what to expect, I was still anxious and nervous. The nurse practitioner and another lady performed the IUI. I was never once told that the doctor does not perform IUIs. I don't know if they expected me to know this or what.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Ask questions. Ask all questions you have even if you think they are stupid, whether your doctor is Dr. Davenport or a different doctor. Advocate for yourself or it will feel like you are shuffled around or just another number or debit card.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport was compassionate towards my husband and I. He spoke to us, not down to us. He was respectful of our emotions and explained all of our options to us.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
Our first and only IUI with Dr. Davenport was two years ago..I do know my husband had started taking HCG shots for low sperm morphology. I think I started on birth control or estradiol and then waited until it was closer to ovulation and then they called me and told me to come in and they could do the IUI. it was a simple and quick procedure, but I don't believe I was on any medicine (I do not have and trouble with ovulating).
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Jennifer)
The nursing staff was great. I recall always having to leave a message, but they would call back pretty quickly. The nurse I remember the most is Jennifer. She was amazing, I hated leaving the clinic specifically because of her. She was friendly, supportive, kind, compassionate, understanding, sweet, I could go on and on. I cannot say enough about her.
I have noticed at times at both clinics I've been to that the nursing staff becomes sort of numb to the patients feelings. I feel like they deal with infertility day in and day out and just get used to negatives or bad news that they lose a little compassion.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The main reason we decided to part ways with Dr. Davenport's clinic is because I felt a little manipulated when it came to their payment process. I noticed a charge one day from my card for $80.00 and I called to ask why and they said they automatically take payments out of your account when you have a balance. You have that option or to give them outright $200.00 to cover any balances. I was angry. I am an adult and pay my bills on time when they are due. I was not happy when they took money out of my account without even a warning. When I called to speak with them about this they did not seem to care because I had signed all the financial forms. I understand I should have read all the info more thoroughly, but I just felt a little tricked. Other than that, I really liked the office as it was right next to my work, the doctor, and the nurse I most frequently encountered. The office was always clean and I never had too long of a wait.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I believe the IUI was right at $1,000. My husband's HCG shots were about $200 every 3 weeks or so that Dr. Davenport recommended would help with his sperm count. I believe my office visits were about $65.
Describe Brett Davenport's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
We did a total of 3 cycles and protocol was never adjusted whatsoever. Just kept plugging away and doing the same thing each time with the same negative result.... was very impressed with Dr. Harper at our initial visit. He very thoroughly explained our course of action and for the most part answered our questions. He did however dismiss a particular concern I had and essentially told us there was no way that was a problem for us. I
Nursing staff [at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] was amazing and honestly why we stayed as long as we did. I didn't love not knowing which of the 3 I would have. Felt the most comfortable with Chelsea and Jennifer....The nurses were great but Dr. Harper is very robotic and does not seem comfortable interacting with people....We did a total of 3 cycles and protocol was never adjusted whatsoever. Just kept plugging away and doing the same thing each time with the same negative result
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I was very impressed with Dr. Harper at our initial visit. He very thoroughly explained our course of action and for the most part answered our questions. He did however dismiss a particular concern I had and essentially told us there was no way that was a problem for us. I only saw him 2 other times, once at my first scan appointment and again after a laparoscopy for maybe 30 seconds. He is very awkward and if you are looking for warm and fuzzy from your doctor go elsewhere. We did a total of 3 cycles and protocol was never adjusted whatsoever. Just kept plugging away and doing the same thing each time with the same negative result.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I believe Dr. Harper is a good doctor and if you're interested in IVF then he's your guy.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
The nurses were great but Dr. Harper is very robotic and does not seem comfortable interacting with people.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
3 cycles with Letrazole days 3-7 and an ovidrel trigger 2 days before IUI. monitoring on CD 3 and 10 and then again later if not close on day 10. No other blood work or monitoring after IUI just call with period or positive test.
Describe your experience with the nursing staff at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Nursing staff was amazing and honestly why we stayed as long as we did. I didn't love not knowing which of the 3 I would have. Felt the most comfortable with Chelsea and Jennifer.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The front office staff leaves something to be desired. During the course of one of our IUIs we literally had to reschedule my husband's collection 4 times. I finally informed them the last time they called to reschedule it that we would not be changing it again. The billing information is not very well conveyed to the patients so sometimes there are some surprises.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
No charge for office visits unless the doctor was present which was never. IUI was $300.
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Lost appointments
Provided conflicting information
Describe the specific things that went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
We had an issue with multiple reschedules of a collection for IUI. Also prior to my laparoscopy I was told we would only have to pay the surgery center fee as outlined in our insurance policy. A month and a half later I got a call from the office staff that we had an outstanding balance of nearly $500 and we're expected to pay immediately. The balance was the remainder of my portion of our yearly deductible which we were not aware was applicable since we were told before hand it would just be the surgery center fee. Thankfully we are in a position to be able to pay it as requested but others may not be. My advice is call your insurance company yourself and find out what your costs will be.
Clomid, clomid, and more clomid [protocol with Dr. Andrew Harper]. Increase the dosage and if that doesn't work, increase it more. Then injectables and when that didn't work, they just kept increasing the dosage. 3 failed IUIs because they would do them at the wrong time. They never saw anyone on the weekend...I felt like a number because I NEVER saw Dr. Harper except for my initial visit which was a meeting with him. He did not examine me. He asked me questions and that was it.
My assigned nurse [at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] rarely saw me. Some of my appointments were scheduled during times she couldn't be there. So I saw someone different every time...The nurses or Dr. Harper wouldn't see anyone on the weekend. They would give drugs to delay ovulation so that my IUIs could happen during the week. My blood work was always different from the ultrasound information. If my ultrasound indicated ovulation but my blood work did not, they relied on my blood work. Therefore, they did every IUI a day or two early or late. I told them every time that they can't rely just on my blood work (per my past experience and conversations with my first and more caring doctor). The nurses kept telling me I was wrong. Three failed IUIs and they simply kept increasing the dosage of my medicine.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I saw him for my first visit which was simply a meeting. He did not examine me, he only asked questions about my history. I was in his office twice a month for blood work and exams, I NEVER saw him at those visits. I saw him after one year and I had to request to see him. Upon my request, it took a week for me to schedule a time. I was told I am not priority since I'm already a patient and his nurses handle patient concerns and then relay messages to him. When I finally met with him, he did not conduct an examination, we met in his office to discuss my concerns which was 3 failed IUIs and never seeing him. He told me he doesn't have time to go to every patient exam and his nurses update him.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Drive out of Huntsville and see someone who actually cares about you.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I felt like a number because I NEVER saw Dr. Harper except for my initial visit which was a meeting with him. He did not examine me. He asked me questions and that was it. His office staff never knew who I was, I was assigned a nurse but that nurse changed with each visit.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
Clomid, clomid, and more clomid. Increase the dosage and if that doesn't work, increase it more. Then injectables and when that didn't work, they just kept increasing the dosage. 3 failed IUIs because they would do them at the wrong time. They never saw anyone on the weekend.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My assigned nurse rarely saw me. Some of my appointments were scheduled during times she couldn't be there. So I saw someone different every time.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Office staff never engaged in conversation, they never knew my name unless they were looking at my paperwork, and only interacted with me when I needed to sign the bill.
They cared about their money. They did not care about their patients or what we were going through.
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Failed to call in prescriptions to pharmacy
Provided conflicting information
Failed to convey critical information
Describe the specific things that went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The nurses or Dr. Harper wouldn't see anyone on the weekend. They would give drugs to delay ovulation so that my IUIs could happen during the week. My blood work was always different from the ultrasound information. If my ultrasound indicated ovulation but my blood work did not, they relied on my blood work. Therefore, they did every IUI a day or two early or late. I told them every time that they can't rely just on my blood work (per my past experience and conversations with my first and more caring doctor). The nurses kept telling me I was wrong. Three failed IUIs and they simply kept increasing the dosage of my medicine.
Dr. Harper has a great bedside manner. He is straight to the point and loves to educate his patients on everything involved in the treatment he recommends. He’s also open to suggestions if a patient says well I have a friend that tried this and it worked for her. He’s not against letting the patient have a say in their treatment....Because of my age, Dr. Kiltz/Corley allowed me to transfer two embryos with the hopes that at least one would stick.
The clinic [Hunt Repro Med] is inviting. Well organized and very clean. Nice sized waiting room with lots of conscious magazines. Everything is convenient for both the patients and the staff of the office. I’m told the collection room was nice and clean as well...The nurses were so personable and professional. I never once was treated unfairly. I love the staff at Dr. Harper’s office.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper has a great bedside manner. He is straight to the point and loves to educate his patients on everything involved in the treatment he recommends. He’s also open to suggestions if a patient says well I have a friend that tried this and it worked for her. He’s not against letting the patient have a say in their treatment.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Remain calm throughout your journey.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
The nurses were so personable and professional. I never once was treated unfairly. I love the staff at Dr. Harper’s office.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
In the past I’ve been on clomid 50 mg for the first two timed intercourse cycles before being increased to 100mg. When that was unsuccessful, we then switched to letrozole and ovidrel for all 4 IUi’s. Along with me taking metformin at bedtime.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea )
The nurses rock! They’re all so informative and compassionate about what they do. They go over and above to make sure that the pat understands the directions.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The clinic is inviting. Well organized and very clean. Nice sized waiting room with lots of conscious magazines. Everything is convenient for both the patients and the staff of the office. I’m told the collection room was nice and clean as well.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My insurance covers all of my labs and ultrasounds. The only thing I’ve had to pay for was the IUI’s.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Because of my age, Dr. Kiltz/Corley allowed me to transfer two embryos with the hopes that at least one would stick.
He [Dr. Andrew Harper] is blunt which I like, he is methodical and very knowledgeable. We have had two hour long meetings with him to move to the next stage of the plan. He is very honest about success rates. He preformed my surgery and made sure I knew what to expec... We tried 3 medicine only cycles on femera. I had previously had side effects with clomid. Then we moved on to iui. Before my first iui I had my hsg to look at my tubes.we went in this order for cost reasons since iui would be more expensive. We did 4 femera iuis. The next step was I've or surgery for endo. We choose endometriosis surgery and found I have lvl 3. From there he called it a minor reset and we tried 3 more iui cycles. Now we are saving for ivf. He was always open to explain cost and risk.
It [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine- Madison] is a smaller clinic but they always have time to get you in the schedule. I went to the because they were in my town. The receptionist can be a bit severe at times but that is ok. The facility is set up nice with plenty of seats in the waiting room. They are very organized... They [the nurses] are on your team. They have always been supportive and understanding about the emotional side of fertility. They are very knowledgeable and can answer my questions
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He is blunt which I like, he is methodical and very knowledgeable. We have had two hour long meetings with him to move to the next stage of the plan. He is very honest about success rates. He preformed my surgery and made sure I knew what to expect
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He will tell you the facts so don't expect sugar coating
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
All the nurses know me, keep up with my life, it is a small personal clinic
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We tried 3 medicine only cycles on femera. I had previously had side effects with clomid. Then we moved on to iui. Before my first iui I had my hsg to look at my tubes.we went in this order for cost reasons since iui would be more expensive. We did 4 femera iuis. The next step was I've or surgery for endo. We choose endometriosis surgery and found I have lvl 3. From there he called it a minor reset and we tried 3 more iui cycles. Now we are saving for ivf. He was always open to explain cost and risk.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Joan)
They are on your team. They have always been supportive and understanding about the emotional side of fertility. They are very knowledgeable and can answer my questions
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
It is a smaller clinic but they always have time to get you in the schedule. I went to the because they were in my town. The receptionist can be a bit severe at times but that is ok. The facility is set up nice with plenty of seats in the waiting room. They are very organized
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Since we only have seen him [Dr. Andrew Harper] a few times we can only describe the few times we have had interactions with him. He was usually frank about our chances and didn't candy coat anything even it would of eased some of our pain. He adjusted my wife's meds as needed.... At the start we tried the simple pills to try and get results, but none of those options worked. We had to switch to injectables. She was first on just menopur, then on a combination of follistim and menopur. We have stayed roughly around the same dosage for the last few cycles.
We have only been doing observations through them [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine-Madison] for the most part as we are doing timed intercourse. The IUI process we did the one time went over fine. We can't comment on any of the IVF process as our insurance doesn't cover any of the ART treatments.... We see our nurses every time we go in and they are our main contact. They communicate fairly well and take our concerns and questions to our doctor.
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Since we only have seen him a few times we can only describe the few times we have had interactions with him. He was usually frank about our chances and didn't candy coat anything even it would of eased some of our pain. He adjusted my wife's meds as needed.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He is good at what he does but his bedside manner is a bit lacking.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
We did not see the doctor very much, but the few times he tried to treat as humans, but sometimes his news delivery was with no emotions at all.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
At the start we tried the simple pills to try and get results, but none of those options worked. We had to switch to injectables. She was first on just menopur, then on a combination of follistim and menopur. We have stayed roughly around the same dosage for the last few cycles.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Joan / Jennifer (shared))
We see our nurses every time we go in and they are our main contact. They communicate fairly well and take our concerns and questions to our doctor.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
We have only been doing observations through them for the most part as we are doing timed intercourse. The IUI process we did the one time went over fine. We can't comment on any of the IVF process as our insurance doesn't cover any of the ART treatments.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Our insurance covers everything but ART treatment, so once we met our deductibles we are only charged our copay and the percentage our insurance doesn't cover. For our IUI we had to pay out of pocket, but it was reasonable.
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Dr Harper has been a big help in our journey. I know he can't work miracles and get us all pregnant, but he remains hopeful that he will get us there with our remaining embryos. I have felt every disappointment there has been with each negative cycle. He has been there to explain my options, what to expect, the different outcomes.... We have tried oral meds, injectables with iui.Our Ivf cycle we went with 150 gonal F adjusted thru cycle along with Menopur. They were able to retrieve 21 eggs
I have yet to experience any flaws in the office.other than there was a mix up of trying to charge me my insurance deductible up front,but my insurance company spoke with them [Huntsville Reproductive Med] and got it all straightened out.... Chelsea has been amazing. Whether I came in on a great mood or absolutely horrible mood she always takes time to chit chat about how I'm feeling,how things are going outside of Infertility
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr Harper has been a big help in our journey. I know he can't work miracles and get us all pregnant, but he remains hopeful that he will get us there with our remaining embryos. I have felt every disappointment there has been with each negative cycle. He has been there to explain my options, what to expect, the different outcomes.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He Will listen to all of your concerns.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He always takes the time to sit and explain where we are In the cycle, what to expect, and thoroughly answer any questions I have.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We have tried oral meds, injectables with iui.Our Ivf cycle we went with 150 gonal F adjusted thru cycle along with Menopur. They were able to retrieve 21 eggs
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea)
Chelsea has been amazing. Whether I came in on a great mood or absolutely horrible mood she always takes time to chit chat about how I'm feeling,how things are going outside of Infertility
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I have yet to experience any flaws in the office.other than there was a mix up of trying to charge me my insurance deductible up front,but my insurance company spoke with them and got it all straightened out.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
All labs,ultrasounds,visits were covered by insurance. Insurance covers no oil or ivf. We paid $295/iui's. We did 7 iui's. 1 ivf cycle was around 8500.we pd out of pocket plus around $1000 for the meds
Dr. Harper explains all things very clinically but is very open to the questions that we had. I did have to ask for further explanation from his nursing staff in a way that broke it down step by step but he is very good.... 3 months of Clomid. 3 months of letrazole. Ovidrel shots until I began to ovulate on my own!! 6 you procedures.
Lynne [a nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] is who I started with and she was awesome. Very patient and very communicative. Ive been with Joan the last few times and what a blessing she is!!! So sensitive and feels like such a friend through the whole thing!!!... Some front office staff are wonderful. Some are miserable at their job. I feel front office staff in a facility for fertility should have some compassion and patience.. Dr. Harper is wonderful on thr clinical side anf his nursing staff is incredible!!!
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper explains all things very clinically but is very open to the questions that we had. I did have to ask for further explanation from his nursing staff in a way that broke it down step by step but he is very good.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Be patient. Lets face it the nurses are the one who handle all medical care during any type of medical visit. They always say the nurses wont kill you thats the doctor's job. So while Dr. Harper may be in on it the nurses are thr hands on ones who are gonna knock you up.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He explained everything thoroughly and was sympathetic to my plight.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
3 months of Clomid. 3 months of letrazole. Ovidrel shots until I began to ovulate on my own!! 6 you procedures.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Lynne and Joan)
Lynne is who I started with and she was awesome. Very patient and very communicative. Ive been with Joan the last few times and what a blessing she is!!! So sensitive and feels like such a friend through the whole thing!!!
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Some front office staff are wonderful. Some are miserable at their job. I feel front office staff in a facility for fertility should have some compassion and patience.. Dr. Harper is wonderful on thr clinical side anf his nursing staff is incredible!!!
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My insurance covers 80% plus most of my meds so my cost wasn't too bad.
Dr. Harper seems extremely knowledgeable about his field of medicine. He took me as a patient when my other dr left the clinic. The durst time I meet dr. Harper, he knew everything about my situation. He had studied my chart well. I am confident in him at this point...The dr and staff are very accessible. They answer all questions. Very friendly and knowledgeable...He stumbles over his words sometimes. It just seems that he has so much that he wants to share with you, that it takes a while to get to the point
It [Hunt Reproductive Medicine] is very easy to find. It's very clean and well maintained. Their equipment is new and we'll kept...[Nurse] Chelsea has seen me through every step of the process. She brought me into the office for a very detailed injectables training session. She is friendly and comforting....The dr [Dr. Harper] and staff are very accessible. They answer all questions. Very friendly and knowledgeable....Iui is $295. IVF is $7995...
How was your experience with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Harper seems extremely knowledgeable about his field of medicine. He took me as a patient when my other dr left the clinic. The durst time I meet dr. Harper, he knew everything about my situation. He had studied my chart well. I am confident in him at this point.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Be patient. He stumbles over his words sometimes. It just seems that he has so much that he wants to share with you, that it takes a while to get to the point
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
The dr and staff are very accessible. They answer all questions. Very friendly and knowledgeable.
Describe the protocols Andrew Harper used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
Dr. Harper took over my case in the middle of my last cycle. He performed my 2nd IUI. Now we are getting ready for our 1st IVF.he has prescribed 225 units of gonal-f, 75 units of menopur and 81mg baby aspirin to start with. I will be adding cetrotide into the mix eventually.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Chelsea)
Chelsea has seen me through every step of the process. She brought me into the office for a very detailed injectables training session. She is friendly and comforting.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
It is very easy to find. It's very clean and well maintained. Their equipment is new and we'll kept.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Andrew Harper at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Iui is $295. IVF is $7995
Describe Andrew Harper's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My husband and I want to transfer 2 embryos, and Dr harper said that is ok so long as we don't have an aversion to twins, which we don't.
We first saw Dr. Davenport shortly after he joined Huntsville Repro Medicine. He was an excellent listener, very warm and very informative. He gave my husband a hug in the hallway when pregnancy was confirmed! He did some of the ultrasounds himself, and was always super approachable...
The nurses [at Hunt Repro Med] were all absolutely wonderful. Warm and caring, very responsive to messages and questions...Kind staff, very efficient, great at dealing with delicate parents-to-be...Bloodwork and ultrasounds were covered by insurance (subject to copay), I believe the price for the IUI was $350 or so. Does not include meds, which were covered by my insurance (with copay)...
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
We first saw Dr. Davenport shortly after he joined Huntsville Repro Medicine. He was an excellent listener, very warm and very informative. He gave my husband a hug in the hallway when pregnancy was confirmed! He did some of the ultrasounds himself, and was always super approachable.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Call them now!! They want to see you on cycle day 3, so call before your next period for sure.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
His staff is super warm, responsive and caring.
Describe the protocols Brett Davenport used in your cycles at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine and their degree of success.
We'd done two rounds of unmonitored letrozole with my OB/GYN. We met with Dr. Davenport on CD3, and decided to go straight to IUI. I ovulate fine, but we did clomid to be able to control the timing. 1 round of clomid + 1 ovidrel injection to trigger ovulation. First IUI was successful.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Lynn)
The nurses were all absolutely wonderful. Warm and caring, very responsive to messages and questions.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Kind staff, very efficient, great at dealing with delicate parents-to-be.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
Bloodwork and ultrasounds were covered by insurance (subject to copay), I believe the price for the IUI was $350 or so. Does not include meds, which were covered by my insurance (with copay)
He acted like everything was my weight. I know I'm over weight but when you only see the dr. Like 3 times in a year and a few months him telling you you're over weight every time kinda upsets me.... He seemed to think that everything that's going on with me is because I'm fat. I did the weight loss stuff lost 56 pounds and yet he still thought I needed to lose more. The doctor I'm seeing now says I shouldn't have any issues because of weight. He's seen too many people 3x my size that were pregnant.
I called [Hunstville Reproductive Medicine] after dr. Davenport left and the new dr. Harper took over asking about a different weight loss program bc the one I was on wasn't working anymore. I never heard back from anyone.... The nursing staff was absolutely amazing. They're the only reason I stayed so long.... The only time I really had to pay was when I saw him which didn't happen often
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
I didn't really care for him. He acted like everything was my weight. I know I'm over weight but when you only see the dr. Like 3 times in a year and a few months him telling you you're over weight every time kinda upsets me.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Make sure you aren't fat when you see him. He'll think that's the problem for everything.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
He seemed to think that everything that's going on with me is because I'm fat. I did the weight loss stuff lost 56 pounds and yet he still thought I needed to lose more. The doctor I'm seeing now says I shouldn't have any issues because of weight. He's seen too many people 3x my size that were pregnant.
Describe your experience with your nurse at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine. (Assigned nurse: Jennifer then changed to Joan )
The nursing staff was absolutely amazing. They're the only reason I stayed so long.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The only time I really had to pay was when I saw him which didn't happen often
What specific things went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Failed to call with results
Provided conflicting information
Describe the specific things that went wrong at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
I called after dr. Davenport left and the new dr. Harper took over asking about a different weight loss program bc the one I was on wasn't working anymore. I never heard back from anyone.
Dr. Davenport and his nurses are great with letting me know up front what to expect. He answers all my questions as needed.... Dr. Davenport is great. He's very upfront and blunt about what to expect. He tries to get to the bottom of the issue. He seems to really care about his patients. He thinks through what is the best course of treatment.... Dr. Davenport and his team and very caring. The only downside is it is sometimes hard to reach them by phone as you have to select different options and they sometimes do not answer.
The clinic itself [Huntsville Reproductive Medicine] is small so you are more than just a number. They know you personally. Dr. Davenport and his team and very caring. The only downside is it is sometimes hard to reach them by phone as you have to select different options and they sometimes do not answer....Dr. Davenport and his nurses are great with letting me know up front what to expect.... My insurance covers 80 percent so I do not have to worry about the cost as much.
How was your experience with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport is great. He's very upfront and blunt about what to expect. He tries to get to the bottom of the issue. He seems to really care about his patients. He thinks through what is the best course of treatment.
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
To not be nervous.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine?
Dr. Davenport and his nurses are great with letting me know up front what to expect. He answers all my questions as needed.
Describe your experience with Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
The clinic itself is small so you are more than just a number. They know you personally. Dr. Davenport and his team and very caring. The only downside is it is sometimes hard to reach them by phone as you have to select different options and they sometimes do not answer.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Brett Davenport at Huntsville Reproductive Medicine.
My insurance covers 80 percent so I do not have to worry about the cost as much.