Reproductive Gynecology & Infertility (Pinnacle Network clinic)

I would strongly recommend Dr Jain for anyone in the area suffering from infertility. He sets real expectations, treats you like a human being and does everything he can to achieve a positive outcome.

Trust that Dr Jain will take care of you and do everything that is possible to achieve a positive outcome. He is brutally honest and sometimes can "scare" you with all risks and possibilities, but he is the best.

I think I've used the antagonist protocol with Menopur, Gonal F and Cetroide. My trigger shot was with Lupron. Dr Jain wanted me in the maximum dosage of medication since I have DOR and I ended up having 10 eggs.

$1,700 - medications $11,000 - LAB and PGS (out of network) I am not sure about the in network portion (Dr visit, ultrasounds, bloodwrodk etc) because this was covered by my insurance

I wanted to transfer only one embryo and Dr Jain was aligned with that approach.

Dr Jain is a very busy guy. But he makes time to answer questions, talk to you on the phone and/or text you. He is very good at what he does. Although we have not had a baby yet, I feel like he will not give up.

Be patient but know that Dr Jain is great.

We did 3 IUIs with letrozole. We did an egg retrieval with Menopur and Follustim. We did this twice. Our first egg retrieval we PGS tested our embryos and had 2 chromosomally normal embryos. We transferred one successfully as a frozen 5 Day embryo but lost the heart beat for unknown reasons at 10 weeks. I had to have a d&c and then a second d&c 6 weeks later for retained fetal tissue. Due to only having 1 PGS normal embryo remaining, we finally had another egg retrieval using the same protocol. This was delayed several months due to lining not thick enough, fluid in my uterus, etc. Our 2nd retrieval we got 3 normal PGS embryos leaving us with 4 total. For my first (somewhat successsful FET) we used estradiol. My subsequent FETs, my lining wasn’t thick enough with estradiol. We did 2 FETs with Tamoxifen. Lining was decent but both chemical pregnancies. This last FET we used Letrozole. Awaiting my beta tomorrow!

$500 per IUI. About $18,000-$20,000 per IVF cycle, including the cost of meds. Plus some costs for routine appointments, d&cs etc. We have probably spent about $45,000 over the last year and a half.

I am 34. He will only transfer 1 embryo for me. Trust me, I’ve tried to get him to transfer 2

Dr. Jain has gone above and beyond for me. My story is long but shows just how much Dr. Jain cares about his patients. I unfortunately experienced a very scary time while in his care. We had done an IUI which was unsuccessful and we’re told to take a break while we completed more genetic testing. I was found to be a carrier of spinal muscular atrophy and we needed to have my husband tested. Fortunately he was not a carrier and we were told we could try another round on IUI (6th total, 2nd with Dr. Jain) after another cycle since I would be out of the country for my next cycle. Well during this time we found out I was pregnant (with my third pregnancy). Dr. Jain did not wait and did an ultrasound immediately and discovered it was an ectopic. He treated it aggressively per my request but my ectopic continued to grow. Dr. Jain checked in on me via texting almost daily (even when he was out of town spending time with his family). I ended up in the ER one night thinking my tube had ruptured. Dr. Jain stayed on the phone with me till 11pm and called the ER doctor on call to make sure he was following the best plan of care and was trying to find childcare so he could rush to the hospital if I needed him. I fortunately did not need surgery but Dr. Jain called me the next morning To check in. He is amazing and made me feel at ease during a very scary time. We’ve discussed my options and both feel that IVF is the safest option for me at this point. I know we have sometime to wait for financial reasons but I would not have anyone else on my team for the next part of our journey! I feel very lucky to be under his care.

Dr. Jain has a dry sense of humor and can be very blunt. I appreciate this in a doctor but can understand how it may come off to others. Dr. Jain May check his phone during an appointment with you but after being on the other side of things, as a patient who needed his immediate attention, I can respect that and know that he is listening and making sure ALL of his patients are taken care of.

Clovis and IUI- I responded very well to both. Although I have experienced miscarriages I specifically asked to continue with IUI for a few more cycles Methotrexate- to treat my ectopic pregnancy. I wanted to avoid surgery and the loss of my tube at all costs.

IUI- $500.00

Not sure yet- will learn more in the next few weeks.

Dr. Jain was pleasant during our initial consultation. He had kind things to say about our desire to have children and our ability to be good parents. As people in our 40s, we were not denied treatment, but we were met somewhat with doubt and a "try and see" kind of attitude without any real plan to discuss underlying causes or treatment optimization.

He is pleasant, however you may not be getting the full value of all the aspects that fertility treatment entails, including education of statistical outcomes, possible contributing underlying causes and treatment to resolve the issues, as well as understanding of the nature of the female body with regards to egg quality.

We requested IUI for financial reasons after learning about it from a friend who went through the same procedure. We were given the steps to take including Clomid prescription, hormone injections and notification of scheduled procedures for follicle testing and IUI. After the first failed procedure, we were given the option to start the process over again without skipping a beat, to which we agreed. There was no discussion about additional testing or further exploration for treatment optimization. The second attempt failed, and, yet again we were given the option to do a third, to which we declined.

Costs were reasonable and affordable for the specific treatment requested.

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He has wonderful bedside manner and is so kind. However, sometimes I feel like he sugarcoats things a little too much in order to make me feel like things are going to work out. There are times when I wish he would just be blunt about my chances so I can set my expectations. He is always willing to answer all of my questions, but I sometimes feel bad keeping him because he seems so busy.

Ask questions. Do a lot of research and be prepared with a list of questions at each visit. He won't dig incredibly deep about certain situations (i.e. short cycles or endometriosis concerns) unless you ask him to.

IUI and timed intercourse cycles were done with Letrozole or Clomid and an HCG trigger shot. IVF was an antagonist protocol- birth control, Follistim, Menopur, Cetrotide, an HCG trigger shot, then progesterone in oil and Estrace leading up to a fresh transfer. My first attempt at a frozen transfer (it was cancelled due to lack of lining thickness) was done with Letrozole. The next frozen transfer he prescribed Tamoxifen to help build my lining, then an HCG trigger shot, progesterone in oil, and Estrace. I am currently in the two week wait after that FET. I have had all negative results up until now- no pregnancies. Tamoxifen did help to build my lining substantially.

IVF is $8000. ICSI is $1500. PGS testing is $4500. Embryo freezing is $1000. IUIs are $500.

Yes- because of my age and our unexplained infertility diagnosis, he strongly suggested transferring only one.

While Dr. Nash is a good doctor and considered to be one of the best in our area, I personally did not like working with him. I would gladly go back and see some other doctors in his practice but not him.

Dr. Nash is a very black and white type of person. There is not a lot of gray area and if there is something that you want, you will have to really push and advocate for yourself.

Dr. Nash found that I had subclinical hypothyroidism and put me on synthroid. We decided to have a exploratory laproscopy prior to starting treatment and found I was already pregnant so it was canceled. Pregnancy turned out to be an ectopic and was conceived naturally but ended with the laproscopy anyway. Next we tried Femara with IUI with which turned out to be a chemical or early miscarriage. The office insisted I wasn't pregnant and pushed me straight into the next IUI but then had to cancel it because it turned out there was in fact hcg in my system and this was after starting the process. We left the clinic after that.

Each IUI cycle cost me $600.

We did not do IVF with Dr. Nash but he only recommends transferring one embryo and in some cases two.

Dr Nash was a wonderful doctor to partner with in our infertility journey. He explained all aspects of our treatment thoroughly, and was open to questions about anything, at any point in time. I always felt confident that Dr Nash had the same goal in mind that we did, to have a successful pregnancy as soon as possible with the least intervention possible. I never felt that he pushed any treatments or tests that were not necessary. He showed us all options and allowed us to make our own decisions.

Know going in that he is very straight forward and to the point. There will not be any "fluff" to your visits or consultations.

Dr Nash had me go through a few rounds of blood testing on different days of my cycle for different hormones. He had my husband perform 2 semen analysis, and performed a saline ultrasound on me. From this we were given a diagnosis and a recommendation that IUI may produce results at a slightly higher likelihood than naturally, and IVF at a 50% greater chance the naturally. He also recommended a laproscopy for me, and a repair to a slight uterine defect that had a small chance of affecting outcome of a pregnancy. We chose to try one IUI before any surgeries, and he was the doctor who performed that procedure. Ultimately that first IUI brought us success.

We were supposed to be fully out of pocket for our testing and treatments per our insurance. However, Dr Nash's office submitted all invoices to our insurance anyway and we actually ended up saving about $3,000 because of it.

Dr. Jain was honest with me and presented information at a level that was appropriate for me. He was patient with my questions/concerns/preferences. I never felt rushed or like a bother. He was gentle with his exams and procedures. My husband was also confident and reassured by his knowledge and experience. We wouldn't hesitate to go back to him.

Wait times can be long, but his knowledge, compassion and expertise are worth it.

I had a few follistim plus IUI cycles while I was still breastfeeding. Every time I got great follicles, but never conceived. I had overstimulation with one combined follistim and clomid cycle, which I had to abandon due to risk for high order of multiples. I had a couple follistim plus Femara cycles where I again got good looking follicles but never conceived. Eventually I got pregnant in an off cycle as we were exploring the option of IVF. This is similar to the course I took in getting pregnant during an off cycle with my first child while I was seeing a different doctor in the same clinic. I had 7 failed treatment trials prior to each of my pregnancies.

I think IUI is around $500. My insurance covered my visits and ultrasounds. My meds were purchased from a pharmacy recommended by the clinic.

Dr Nash only works in the Westerville office two days a week, when I was a patient there. So if your schedule doesn't match you'll have to see another doctor and I didn't feel connected to him due to this. He was calm and compassionate but when I would become upset (cry) he'd want me to collect myself before leaving and entering the waiting room. I didn't like this because the office only showed one side to treatment. He gave me a false hope of success. I was told I'd have only a 1% chance of natural pregnancy and a 50-60% chance with IVF with ICSI. After the failed IVF he said my chances dropped to 30% and I'd have better success with donor eggs. I felt cheated out of money and hope. I should have been told more about donor eggs and higher chances than taking my money.

Unless your schedule and cycle match to his schedule don't expect him to be at every appointment.

Due to my failed IUI attempts I was told IVF with ICSI was my best chance. I went on birth control then high doses of injectables including progesterone shots. I was told this was almost normal protocol except due to egg equality was taking some higher doses to simulate my ovaries. I was told about overstimulated ovaries and signs. My spouse and I had to go to an IVF training class but it was handled by another doctor. Majority of all my IVF visits and retrieval were handled by another doctor at the office.

IUI $500 with HCG shot ($50). Two IUI's $750 plus HCG (extra). One cycle of IVF (self pay) $7500. ICSI $1500, IVF meds (majority came thru Walgreens specialty store, I think I paid $4500 in total), storing embryos was $500 and $475/year there after. (Disclaimer numbers might be slightly off due to memory as this was 4 yrs ago). Laparoscopy to remove endometriosis cost me $3500 out of pocket after insurance. Typical office visits were around $300 after insurance. Saline ultrasound bill was around $500 after insurance.

I only had 3 embryos that made it to Day 3 and the doctor told me of the best 2 and due to my age at the time (30) we went with 2 transfers.

Dr. Nash helped my husband and I conceive our twins through IVF after 3 years of fertility treatments. He did the proper tests and surgeries so we didn’t waste our money on treatments that would not have worked due to inaccurate diagnoses. I highly recommend he and his colleagues at RGI.

Never give up! One day, when you get your miracle baby(babies) you will have peace and understanding of everything you went through and why. If it weren’t for my miscarriages and struggles to conceive, I wouldn’t have my twins.

I have PCOS so I tend to overstimulate on injections. The protocol was adjusted as need be to ensure I had the most umber of follicles safely for my IVF cycle. Once When doing IUI, I had too many follicles so it was recommended we try timed intercourse instead of the IUI.

I had a calendar that outlined approximate times ultrasounds would be completed, so I could let me employer know. They were flexible about what time I could come in since I live an hour away from the clinic.

IVF: $10,000 Other treatments we did before moving on to IVF added up to an additional $8-10,000

I overstimulated during my IVF cycle and had OHSS. Dr. Nash recommended we only transfer 1 embryo due to this. I was upset because we wanted to transfer 2 so badly. On the day of transfer, my ovaries had calmed down significantly, so they gave us the option to transfer 2 embryos. We were so happy and of course said yes. Our fraternal twins came 9 months later!

He is straight to the point about results and what to expect. He doesn’t sugar coat things but he is good at what he does. He will answer all questions openly and take time with you. He asks personal questions and wants to get to know you.

Do your research and be prepared with questions!

Antagonist freeze cycle for egg retrieval: PM injections: Gonal-f - 450 IU Menopur 75 IU OMNITROPE 8 IU AM injections: Centrotide 225 IU Trigger shot of Lupron 40 IU Prior to retrieval I only got 3 eggs from the retrieval which isn’t what I was hoping for. I do have low ovarian reserve and had 8 follicles going in to the retrieval. Still waiting on how many were fertilized

IUI: the IUI costs about $1,500 plus each monitoring appt was $300. IVF: insurance covered a lot of it but they charged $4,000 for PGT-A testing as insurance didn’t cover it.

He is kind but very to the point. Never tried to make a personal connection with my story. Often left unsure of what’s next and also not sure the whole process and details. My first iui the did not tell me time mattered of when I gave my trigger shot, just tonight. Second time told me exact time and was very frustrated. After my first appointment I never had more bloodwork done which I think isn’t right.

Ask lots of questions. Details are not given so if you do not ask, you will not know.

He kind of just gave me my options % and cost. My husband and I decided to do iui and we had to unsuccessful tries. From there we are going to do ivf.... not sure if staying at rgi or going elsewhere

Ivf with genetic testing is 19,000 No testing 4,000 Iui 1,800 Office visit with ultrasound 250

He will only transfer 1 egg

He is very direct and never reviews my lan results with me. Most of the time he is only with me for 5 mins or so for a quick IUS - tells me to go to the nurses station and a brief review of next steps and that’s it. I always feel like he is rushing. I want to trust him because of his success but it’s difficult to feel lost in your own fertility journey

Have questions ready to go before your appointment and let him know that you have questions.

He initially started me on letrozole with a trigger shot with IUI. We are going into our 3rd IUI now with the assumption that we will begin discussing IVF shortly after if this IUI also fails

Affordable mostly because my insurance covers all IUI’s and most fertility care

Dr. Jain is a great communicator and is honest about treatment and success rates. He takes all the time with you at each visit that you would want. He’s up front, but also has a good sense of humor, which is important my husband and I. I wouldn’t want to see any other doctor!

Come in with your thoughts and plan. He will have his recommendations but he always takes what you want into consideration.

Dr. Jain wanted us to immediately move into IVF and he was very clear as to why (MFI). He did take my thoughts into consideration and we did 3 rounds of IUI first with clomid and HCG. He tested me and did ultrasound prior to each IUI to make sure that I was going to ovulate on the date of the IUI.

They accept my insurance, but normal is $500 for IUI and $14500 for IVF.

He does single transfer

Our experience with Dr. Jain has been positive so far. He is confident but not cocky. I have appreciated that he provides all options available, and only provides a firm opinion when asked or when he feels strongly about a particular course of treatment. He is considerate of the financial burden of fertility treatments and does not recommend services that exceed what is necessary. I do wish that he would explain things a bit more thoroughly initially. He is always willing to answer my questions when I have them, but it would be great to have a more detailed walkthrough from the beginning. After 2 failed IUIs (with 1 chemical pregnancy), we are about to begin an IVF cycle.

Ask direct questions if you are feeling in any way confused. If he's not available, ask the nurses or front desk. Also, be prepared to remind him of your history and treatment plan. I've had to correct him a couple of times because he started talking to me before looking at my chart. Once he referenced the chart, we were on the same page.

We came to Dr. Jain after nearly 18 months of trying for our 2nd child (after 1 successful pregnancy, bringing us our son), and following an ectopic pregancy/tube removal and 4 rounds of Clomid with my OBGYN. During our initial consultation, Dr. Jain was optimistic about our chances to conceive given that had been pregnant 3 times. He did not feel that IVF was immediately needed and that IUI would be an appropriate first step, as well as potentially adjusting which medication I should take. One question he asked during our consultation was "If this next child was your last child, would you be happy as a family of 4?" He said that if we only wanted 1 more child, he would not recommend IVF at this time from both a practicality and cost standpoint. Since we would like to have more than 1 more child, he let us know that we might want to consider IVF depending on how our response to IUI went, mostly due to the fact that by the tie we might get to baby #3, I would be over 35. I really appreciated this perspective, and felt that it prepared me for future conversations. We have since completed 2 IUI cycles - 1 on Clomid (no pregnancy), and 1 on Letrozole (chemical pregnancy). He recommended the switch to Letrozole due to concerns with my lining. We are now preparing for our first IVF cycle.

My insurance does not cover any fertility treatments, so these were the self-pay arrangements: Ultrasounds: $200 (recently increased to $250) Genetic testing: $99 per person IUI (including sperm washing and procedure): $500 IVF cycle (excluding medications and storage fees): $14500 IVF Medications (injections only): $5800

I have not yet had an embryo transfer, but am very much on board with eSET. I think it makes sense given the testing that is done prior, and is a safer option for all involved.

He is serious but compassionate. He had ideas on what could be done differently when other physicians said there was nothing else left to try. He listened to me and adjusted the treatment plan to fit my individual medical situation.

Feel free to ask questions. He may seem like he is in a rush but he will happily make time to address your concerns.

Egg retrieval cycle using lupron, clomid, menopur, gonal-f and an HCG trigger shot.

Without insurance it was about $14,000 for IVF. Then an additional $5,000 for meds.

He recommended biopsy and freezing of the embryos.

Dr Jain is an experienced doctor. He is personable and takes the time to know you and make sure the necessary procedures and tests are done to rule out any issues. Almost all appointments he was on time. He would make sure I was comfortable before and during any procedures to limit any discomfort or pain. You can tell he has a lot of experience and genuinely wants the best for his patients.

Dr Jain is honest and straightforward with his care.

Dr Jain evaluated each cycle and tried different doses of medications to produce more follicles and tried other types to improve the uterine lining.

Dr. Nash has been amazing through this whole process. He is honest but kind. He knows this process is hard and he does everything he can to help get you through it. He did all the procedures himself and even my tube removal surgery. We feel 100% safe in his hands.

Ask questions. He will answer anything you want to know. He won’t hide things from you as he wants you to know what to expect.

We had to pay $17,500. That was with PGS testing and everything that went with the retrieval and transfer.

I truly felt like dr Jain is a part of our team. He’s incredibly committed, always available and always sees me individually. I’ve never had an appointment with anyone else in over a year with several IUIs, miscarriage and IVF

He moves quickly and often times just says what he’s thinking. Don’t be afraid to ask questions or for him to clarify

IUI with letrazole, and trigger shot (5 times) once was cancelled because sperm wasn’t there, and we actually got pregnant that cycle at home! Another was cancelled for too many follicles. IVF cycle with gonalF, menopur, cetrotide and lupron. Transfer meds include progesterone, estradiol

IUIs were around 500 Hysteroscopy 1200 IVF, drugs, retrival, freezing, transfer and PGS $16000

He promotes PGS testing pretty strong, and says that with normal embryos he very rarely does more than a single embryo

He provided individualized compassionate and direct patient care. Always listened to us had good suggestions and felt confident he could make our dream come true. I saw him for every visit and we didnt have to wait long. He gave his cell phone number so that I could directly text him with questions. He was friendly and thourough while still being blunt enough to not give you false hope.

To warn them he is direct because some patients like sugar coating

We did several iui with letrozole follistim combination because. We then did an egg retrieval followed by fresh transfer which resulted in a miscarriage. 9months later we did a frozen cycle and resulted in a healthy baby girl

12k for ivf plus meds Embryo trAnsfer 3500k

Because of my age and history of miscarriage we did 2 embryos and he was ok with that

I felt like Dr. Jain knew what he was doing but did at times feel like a number and not a patient. He was friendly and easy going but didn't seem to connect with me on a deeper level which was hard when you are emotionally, physically and even financially being drained. It's hard to pay so much money and still not end up with your ultimate goal.

Ask questions if you have them st your appointment.

I tried femara several cycles with timed intercourse without success. I then added 3 IUI cycles without success and also Clomid.

$175 for ultrasound visits $400 IUI $90 trigger shot

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She was great at listening to our opinions and discussing all treatment options and possible risks. She also kept us well informed about what was going on, what to expect, and if anything needed to be adjusted along the way. We definitely felt well cared for and trusted her completely.

Research ahead of time so that you're well informed and can talk candidly.

We did an antagonist protocol the first fresh cycle but that cycle was cancelled due to poor stimulation results. Although I have PCOS and a high antral follicle count, but body reacts differently. For the second fresh cycle (which led to our twins), we switched protocols (lupron) and upped the dosage of the gonal f and menopur. Our first transfer from that retrieval ended in a chemical pregnancy and a subsequent FET resulted in our twins.

Extremely knowledgeable and she is able to teach us through drawing pictures, research articles and handouts. She was always prepared with new information each visit. I think her approach is on the aggressive side. If she tried a med or technique for 3 cycles without success she pushed to move to the next level of treatment. Great bedside manner. The only thing I can think of that might be negative to some is that if she wasn’t working when it was time to ovulate I saw another doctor. That didn’t bother me because the practice made sure you meet all of the doctors at some point.

Trust her. She does ALL the research for you.

After seeing another specialist, Dr Jain reviewed all my paperwork to have a good discussion regarding next steps with my husband and me. He’s always been kind, compassionate and has great bedside manner.

He may appear arrogant at times, but he really knows his stuff

First appointment was terrible. Did not explain what he was looking at during the initial transvaginal ultrasound. No education was provided and so I didn’t know how to handle my text results. He went on vacation without notifying me and I was supposed to start and IVF cycle. And then never called me back (not sure if it was poor nurse to physician communication).

Go in knowing that things may not be what you had planned and be ready to ask questions because they’re not going to take the time to explain it to you.

8,000.00 blanket price for IVF