Ohio Reproductive Medicine (Boston IVF Network clinic)

Grant Schmidt is very Personable and Caring. He took time with my husband and I to make sure he answered any questions we might have have. We had a pleasant experience with this clinic. Done 3 IVFs. Only the first one took. We are currently looking at another clinic out of state.

Ask about egg quality supplements. This was never once mentioned.

Some of the medications used were bravelle and lupron.

$7,900

We used 2 embryos the 1st time and 3 embryos the 2nd and 3rd time.

Very personalized service and willing to adjust treatment plans to my specific needs. She listen and responds with facts and empathy which allowed trust to be built faster and more efficiently. Dr. Rossi takes the time to research her patients issues and concerns as she comes across knowledgeable and realistic about the future.

She was very supportive and optimistic while she was still being very honest and up front. I would greatly recommend her to everyone. She was gentle and straight forward in all of her interactions. She listened to all of my concerns and addressed them appropriately as they arose.

Write down questions and bring them to your appointment

Iui or timed intercourse with clomid and later switched to letrazole with trigger shot.

Approx $300 per visit

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I thought Dr Williams meant well, but I feel like we just repeated the same thing multiple times and wasted time and lots of money with no results instead of taking a step back and really trying to figure out what the issues were

Do your homework and be very active in the planning / treatment process!

Overall, I have been really pleased as her patient. The only thing I would say is I wish she performed every procedure and not who the doctor was on call that day. She makes sure that the patient is well informed and is taken care of. Very knowledgeable and compassionate.

No, that just because she is your doctor doesn’t mean she will be there when performing any of your procedures in particularly

I am particularly had to use a thyroid hormone medication before I transfer to make sure that my thyroid levels were low, and I felt like she covered that very well

Each transfer is 4-6,000 dollars and all the initial stuff was close to 25,000 dollars No including all the medications and blood draws and scans. All of my stuff has been out of pocket costs too because I don’t have insurance coverage.

Because I already had a set of natural born twins Dr. Kennard would only let us transfer one embryo at a time instead of multiple embryos. With my third transfer, I kind of wish I can do to embryos to up my chances of pregnancy.

Dr. Kennard has 20 years experience in this field. She keeps up with the latest evidence in reproductive medicine and offers the best. I specifically asked for her to do my egg retrieval because I knew she had much experience. She is kind, direct, and considered and discussed alternative plans when something wasn’t working. I truly think this was probably the single thing that lead to our success.

She may not always have a fuzzy bedside manner: but I learned that everything she said to me she said with a directness in order to ensure I understood all my options. During a time of high emotions and uncertainty that had lasted years, I welcomed her direct recommendations and calm presence.

Dr. Kennard was very direct after our first few IUI cycles failed that IUI was not going to be successful. I did one more IUI after that and realized She was correct. I needed time to process this and went back after some months. I was ready to start IVF. My first cycle for egg retrieval went well , but because I experienced ovarian hyperstimulation she recommended that we freeze the Embryos and await frozen cycles. I was grateful for this because I felt pretty symptomatic from that cycle. I then went through 2 frozen embryo cycles with the same protocol: suppressing ovulation and transferring. After both were unsuccessful, we scheduled a consultation with Dr. Kennard where she expressed surprise at our lack of success and laid out all the options. She did some more testing on me that came back normal, and also suggested trialing a newer Protocol that involved letting me Ovulate and transferring. She also described how to proceed Of this cycle was Still Not successful. Thankfully the third cycle worked.

Fast, efficient, I was never waiting long for my ultrasounds. Coordinated with lab work Well.

Dr. Kennard was clear that in my particular case she was unwilling to do multiple embryo transfer due to chance of success for Both..but explained that she does do so in certain circumstances. I was content with this approach for myself.

Dr. Rossi was amazing! I had switched to her care after working with another provider at ORM and I'd switch again 100 times over. She treated me as an individual, was compassionate, understanding and thoughtful.

To ask questions, but trust the process — because with Dr. Rossi, you're in good hands!

My husband and I had our first consoltation with Dr. Rossi in June 2021 after a not-great, failed IVF attempt with another doctor at ORM. Dr. Rossi, knowing I have PCOS, put me on a low-sugar and low-card diet, along with Metformin. We tried ovulation medication and timed intercourse for 3 months, then when that did not result in a pregnancy, we stepped up to increased ovulation medication and IUI. We discussed trying IUI for more than the typical 3 months as she felt it was just starting to work, but after the 3rd bout we conceived and no need! Dr. Rossi did my first ultrasound at 7 weeks then released me to my OBGYN. She did inform me, however, that I'd likely need fertility treatment/intervention again should I want a 2nd child. In which case, I was to contact her when I was ready to start the process again!

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She is a very direct woman. She is very kind, compassionate and informative. As someone that is a part of the LGBTQ+ community I always felt as though I was treated with the same respect that any other person would receive. Another thing that really meant something for me was that she was going to work with me if i needed extensive treatment but if I felt overwhelmed or just needed a break that was always an option as well. My experience with Dr. Kennard was 10/10.

She is very direct. Don't take that as a sign of rudeness. She is a very kind person and she has your best interest in mind always.

The treatment that she provided for me was prescribing Letrozole and Metformin. Then I was prescribed a trigger shot and after she did the IUI. Later I took an at home pregnancy test and it was positive. I then had blood work and an ultrasound. I am only 8 weeks but am feeling hopeful as I didn't think I was even going to be able to get pregnant! So grateful!

Didn't do any of this.

Dr Kennard is kind, compassionate, and easy to talk with. I never feel rushed during appointments. She listens, shares information, and I feel like she really wants to help. I’ve only had a few appointments but I always leave with questions answered and knowing what’s next.

Write down questions as you think of them. She takes time and wants to answer them.

All testing so far has been to rule out different causes of infertility. Bloodwork, semen analysis, hsg

So far, I have only had diagnostic services which have been covered by insurance (except copays and percentages before deductible is met). Any other services we need will not be covered and will be paid for out of pocket.

Dr. Londra was wonderful to us. She answered all our calls and made us feel important. We were confident with her. She was trustworthy, easy to understand, had a good bedside manner and was gentle. We contacted her with questions even after we conceived our daughter and she was happy to answer our questions.

Be patient. Ask all the questions you want and trust her.

We used a protocol that Dr. Friedman had us on. He retired while we were doing a frozen cycle. Dr. Landry picked up where he left off.

We took out a personal loan. The total cost ending with one child was around 20000. We had to transfer 5 embryos after two miscarriages.

We implanted two embryos first and miscarried both. We decided to only do one after each time and had success with our last transfer.

Dr. Kennard was straight forward and wasted no time. I appreciated how she respected my time and answered my questions immediately and completely. I never had to wait to see her. She kept to her schedule but never seemed rushed with me. She made sure I felt comfortable with everything.

Be happy you have her because she’s wonderful at what she does.

My insurance has covered the majority of the cost.

I have been trying to conceive for almost 20 years now. No successful pregnancies prior to seeing Dr. Schmidt. I knew my medical diagnoses and he confirmed this, but was optimistic that we could still work around it. Each cycle was faced with twists and turns, but Dr. Schmidt held my hand every step of the way. It would be easy for him to say forget it and that he couldn’t help me, but he never did. He knows the pain and devastation that comes from infertility, losses, and failed cycles, let alone the financial burden. He helped me every step of the way we are still working our way to our miracle baby. He is such an amazing human.

Book the appointment. He is very intelligent in this field. I have wasted so much time with other doctors.

I have PCOS - so no periods or very irregular. That was the first issue. The 2nd issue was no ovulation. After the first few medicated cycles we moved on to IUI. That did not result in a pregnancy. So we moved on to IVF. Dr. Schmidt very carefully monitored as he was concerned about Overian Hyperstimulation. The first cycle was a failed trigger shot so they did not get any eggs. The 2nd retrieval did not result in any eggs at my retrieval. The 3rd cycle ended up being cancelled because he wasnt seeing the numbers he wanted. 4th cycle we retrieved eggs but none fertilized, and the 5th and final cycle (decided to do ICSI here on this one) was 22 eggs retrieved, 15 matured, 15 fertilized and we ended up with 7 embryos. Dr. Schmidt made minor adjustments along the way as I would give dramatically different results using the some protocols. He was very careful not to change things too much but tweaking along the way to achieve desirable results. I opted not to do PGTA testing, but after a chemical pregnancy and 2 miscarriages after transfers we decided it was time. 4 embryos were tested and we have 3 PGTA normal embryos.

I have no idea, and probably don’t want to know what I have paid.

He only recommended 1 at a time, and I was perfectly fine with this.

Dr. Londra was very sweet and showed compassion at our first consultation. She really wanted to help me get pregnant. From there after, I only really saw her for procedures so my visits with her were very short.

Ask questions and stay on top of your stuff.

Costs were as expected for the procedures I did. Insurance covered some diagnostics.