Tennessee Fertility Institute (Prelude Network clinic)

I didn't meet Dr Montville until he was performing my 3rd IUI. This clinic has two doctors (Dr Montville and Dr Ruman) plus a nurse practitioner. Before my 3rd IUI, I interacted with either Dr Ruman or the nurse practitioner. Dr Montville was pleasant and answered my questions, though did not seem familiar with the previous two IUIs.

Take notes, write down your questions ahead of time. They don't volunteer a lot of information unless you ask.

We are dealing with secondary infertility. We were diagnosed with unexplained infertility after some testing. The testing we did was a sperm analysis, a blood test for hormone levels, and an HSG, which all came back normal. So we started with 3 rounds of IUI. The first two rounds, I was on Clomid, and the 3rd round I was on Letrozole. We switched to Letrozole because I was producing 3 eggs on Clomid. For all 3 rounds we used Ovidrel for the trigger shot. Then I was on Progesterone for 2 weeks following the insemination. The first two IUIs did not result in pregnancy. The results from the third IUI is TBD.

Most of the treatments we've done so far have been covered by insurance. We are paying a 10% coinsurance. So far we have paid about $70/round of IUI for medication, and $20/round of IUI for the procedure.

I have had 2 IUI procedures with Dr. Montville. With unexplained secondary infertility and advance age, he has never made me feel hopeless. He is straightforward with the facts but gives you hope that he is on this journey with you. During the beginning of my second IUI cycle, I was leaving the clinic after a baseline ultrasound and Dr. Montville called me while I was pulling out of the parking lot. He had been studying my file and wanted to catch me and suggest some new approaches. You can tell that he is invested in each of his patients and truly wants their success. He is open to your feedback and questions, and will take the time to explain all details to your level.

Ask ALL the questions. No questions are silly or stupid. Make sure you understand the process and everything involved; step-by-step. Ask specific details about the financial side of everything so you know what to expect (fee on service, etc.) I did not have a negative experience, but being new to all fertility procedures it is hard to know what to expect if you don’t ask about all the details and timelines. Take notes and join a infertility community (Facebook group, etc.) to go to with other questions.

My first IUI cycle was done after 3 years of trying naturally and medicated cycles without procedure. Dr. Montville did a full work-up of labs on me and suggested DNA fragmentation testing for my husband. All of our levels were normal and my egg count was normal. I had a cycle day 3 baseline ultrasound. Dr. Montville prescribed letrozole (as I have done both letrozole and chlomid prior and had worse side effects on chlomid.) I then had a cycle day 10 ultrasound. I was prescribed an ovedril trigger shot that I self administered and had our IUI procedure 36 hours later. That IUI was not successful, so for the next roundDr. Montville took a more aggressive approach with injectables. He added gonal-f injections along with the letrozole and ovedril trigger. This did result in a “big beautiful egg.” Both rounds of IUI only resulted in one mature follicle but the injectables helped mature the egg to a bigger size. We were ready to start round 3 of IUI but cycles were suspended due to COVID-19. We are currently doing a medicated cycle at home until we can participate in procedures again.

My health insurance does not cover fertility treatments. So I have to pay out of pocket. My letrozole prescription was the only thing covered. Each ultrasound (CD3 and CD10) were $250 each. The sample processing was $200 plus an extra $100 because an added step was needed due to sample thickness. The IUI procedure was $250. The gonal-f injections were $252 and the ovedril injection was $54. The total out of pocket for our second round of IUI was $1,356. I also had an HSG procedure done and my insurance did cover some of that, I ended up paying $150 after insurance. All the procedures for my IUI were fee due on service, meaning you had to pay the day of your procedure.

We have not started any IVF procedures yet, due to the financial cost.

Dr. Montville's attention to detail and expertise in the field of fertility is truly remarkable. He is a skilled and compassionate physician who genuinely cares about his patients. We are thrilled to say that after our first FET with Dr. Montville, we were able to successfully conceive!

He listens to your questions and concerns. He explains everything in detail before beginning the procedures and I just wouldn’t change anything about him. He is that great!

The cost for our FET was not too steep and was affordable to us. We paid about $5,000 for it and it included bloodwork, ultrasounds and of course the main event, our transfer.

Dr. Montville and his team prefer to do a single transfer instead of a multiple transfer due to the success rates being a bit more higher with one than with multiple.

We had previously seen another doctor at the same practice that couldn’t keep our details straight, so we switched to Dr. Montville and I am so glad we did. He is knowledgeable, patient, and very thoroughly communicates every step. Clinically he knows his stuff as well— the medicine management for my stim cycle was perfect.

Dr. Montville is fantastic. He will give you the roadmap to your treatment but you are in the driver’s seat for making sure you follow through and that it gets done. Dr. Montville and his staff will not reach out to remind you of anything—It’s up to you to stay on top of making sure you have enough medicine if your cycle gets extended a few days longer than planned (this is pretty standard for fertility clinics). However, if you have a question, you can send a message to the staff via the portal and they will respond within a few hours.

We did a BUNDL plan for two discounted cycles which guaranteed a live birth or a full refund. In retrospect we didn’t need it and I wish we had just paid for one cycle out of pocket since the BUNDL plan was significantly more.

Dr. Ruman is very patient and compassionate and is always willing to answer all my questions. I have been a patient of hers for a year now, and even though I've had six failed IUIs, I still have complete confidence that she will help me have a baby.

Expect that it will be expensive, unless you have great insurance!

Letrozole for all six of my IUIs. The first three IUIs produced at least two or three follicles; however, the last three IUIs only produced one large follicle way earlier than it should have. I also took vaginal progesterone suppositories after each IUI. For my two egg retrievals, I was on Gonal-F, Cetrotide, Menopur, and estrogen patches. Each egg retrieval produced 14 follicles, with nine of those being mature eggs. Out of the 18 eggs, only four fertilized via ICSI. I wound up with only two 5-day embryos. I'm currently getting ready for my first embryo transfer next month, so right now, I'm on birth control and Lupron. I will start Progesterone in Oil and Estrace in a couple of weeks, as well as Doxycycline and Medrol during the week of the transfer.

I do feel like the costs of these procedures at this clinic are higher than average. I spent about $12,000 last year on IUIs, blood work, ultrasounds, an HSG, and an SIS. So far this year (we're in April now, and I've done two egg retrievals and am preparing for my first embryo transfer), I've spent about $28,000. All of this is out of pocket. I also wonder if some of these ultrasounds actually COULD be filed with my insurance, because my previous clinic told me that ultrasounds were covered by BC/BS. So I wonder if this clinic just doesn't file the ultrasounds with the insurance in a certain way.

My clinic's policy is to only transfer one embryo. Personally, I would prefer that they allowed up to two embryos at a time. The official party line from the doctor is that they do this to reduce the chance of multiples, which comes with risks to both the babies and the mother; however, the cynic in me thinks that only transferring one embryo also financially benefits the clinic, because if one embryo doesn't implant, then the patient has to pay for another transfer.....whereas transferring two has higher odds of success.

Dr. Montville is fully invested in his patients and their appropriate treatment plan. He was candid and explained procedures and processes thoroughly. He personally emailed or called me when necessary to discuss test results or treatment plans. I saw him nearly every single visit (and if not him, one of the other two excellent medical providers) for an entire year. It is extremely reassuring getting the medical advice straight from the doctor and not a nurse or technician. He celebrated with us for the successes, and empathized for us during the harder times. He is professional, trustworthy, sincerely wants the best for his patients, and has created an office environment that runs smoothly and effectively.

For any infertility patient, specifically IVF, the process is very long with many steps along the way. Dr. Montville is very thorough on educating his patients on the details of all of those steps. I would encourage all patients to do the research, learn the lingo, and have a full understanding of your plan.

I was always able to attend monitoring appointments first thing in the morning, so it never interfered with my work schedule. I saw a doctor every time, was in/out quickly and prepared for the next step of the process.

Due to poor egg quality and low egg reserve, it was recommend it would be more cost effective to do egg banking cycles prior to fertilizing, growing embryos and testing. The costs were in line with the other clinics in Nashville. Teresa was always available to discuss and assist with any financial questions.

We implanted one embryo that was genetically tested. This was appropriate for my age and because it was tested. We were not interested in transferring more than one, nor was it discussed.

Overall, Dr. Montville is a good clinician. His strength is his approachable manner and he does give you direct 1:1 attention in comparison to other clinics where you see staff instead of the doctor. This is a plus. I became increasingly concerned, though, and ultimately opted to go elsewhere for two reasons. First, the more I self-advocated for and made suggestions to my own treatment (e.g. finding the same thing over and over wasn't working and small changes could be made in the IUI protocol), I was increasingly dismissed. I was also summarily and sharply corrected in a sharper tone than I would have liked when I used the wrong term accidentally a few times, which felt out of character with the above. The longer I went, I also felt with the IUI protocols they were pushing me along to just get to IVF, rather than working with my body and hormones (a situation discovered and fixed easily by my new RE). I also discovered he has very entrenched views on PGT-A testing and their clinic does not report out mosaics, which a slate of studies in recent months have called into question by showing normal live births from mosaic embryos. Lastly, they tend to recommend egg banking, even for older women, which a lot of research advocates against since older women's eggs are often way more fragile (like mine) and do not survive thawing for fertilization. To have proceeded as he was counseling me for IVF, I now know, would have not worked for my body and I would have wasted untold thousands of dollars. I'm glad I listened to my gut and went elsewhere. Dr. Montville is a good doctor, but he's not for everyone.

If you are younger or have few issues, I believe Dr. Montville will be a fine clinician for you, especially if you are looking for individual attention. If you are older, like to do your own research and advocate for yourself, or find some protocols like PGT-A testing controversial and concerning, consider looking elsewhere.

Five IUIs. First using Clomid and no trigger, with the rationale of starting slow and easy due no identifiable fertility issues (I ovulate on my own regularly). Clomid caused a cyst, so we switched to Letrozole thereafter. IUIs 2-5 with Letrozole, the fourth and fifth with low dose Gonal-F added. Only one follicle garnered each time, meaning starting as late as we did in my cycle each time meant the dominant follicle had already self-selected. One definite and two likely chemical pregnancies ending around cycle start. Assumed diagnosis was poor egg quality and chromosomal abnormalities.

$1050-1100 per IUI. Oral medications and progesterone were nominal through GoodRx ($5-10 per cycle), and they were able to provide a 50% off rate for the Ovidrel trigger and Gonal-F pens when injectables were used, which was appreciated.

Single embryo preferred; multiples can be transferred depending on protocol/situation and ASRM recommendations.

Dr Montville was thorough with his explanations and patient with me when I had questions. He answered the phone when I called the on call dr. He was compassionate but honest. As the practice got busier I saw the NP once and his partner twice. Other that that it was always him.

Listen to him even if you don’t think what he is saying is correct at the time. He knows what he’s doing.

We did IUI twice with clomid. He suggested I stop trying bc of my age. I did one egg retrieval with the injections, etc. We did PGS testing on 4 embryos and 2 were viable. We froze 5day embryos. The first transfer was unsuccessful. After that transfer I did a mock transfer cycle to find out what went wrong the time before and look for endometriosis. They discovered I needed one more day of PIO. I waited a year and had another SIS and they found polyps on my uterus so they did a hysteroscopy the month before my second transfer with the only embryo I had left. I had the 5 day embryo transfer in June and am now early pregnant.

We spent a total of about $30-35k for everything

We only did one at a time.

Dr. Montville was very attentive and through in explinations. He was respectful of our time. He answered all of our questions and encouraged us to ask them. Overall he treated us as people not just as patients.

Do not be afraid to ask questions or voice concerns.

3 cycles - 2.5 mg letrozole for 3 days; progesterone after ovulation 1 cycle - 2.5 mg letrozole for 3 days, ovidrel trigger shot, progesterone after ovulation

~$2000 for testing and office visits associated with medicated timed intercourse, including SIS, HSG, genetic testing. $1926 for retrieval and associated appointments (with insurance), not including blood work and anesthesia. $7150 for embryology lab (including ICSI and cyropreservation) self pay, $5000 for IVF medication, $5500 for PGS testing

He will only transfer 1 tested embryo for our age

Dr. Montville was awesome. He treated my husband and I like human beings, and was appropriately candid and honest with us. I always felt supported by him, and knew he was routing for us. I also appreciated his honesty.

Go in with realistic expectations. Be open and honest with Dr. Montville.

My IVF retrieval was a roller coaster (maybe they all are?). The medications made me suicidal, and everyday it was a new problem/strategy. At one point we though my ovary had moved out of a place for a successful retrieval, so we discussed not doing the retrieval that cycle. Then the next day it had moved! Hooray! Then we were only able to retrieve 2 of the 7 eggs. Only one fertilized, but that one had chromosomal abnormalities. =(

The round of IVF with medications was about $22k.

He has been great, in every way! I honestly couldn't think of any area he could improve in. He is very personable, funny, and comforting. Dr. Montville has shown us only the best quality of care. He has made me feel like I have the best possible doctor in my corner to help me fight this terribly awful battle.

Write down any and all questions you want to have addressed at your initial patient appointment. A lot will be discussed and you will forget things.

We have done two IUIs both with 5 mg Letrozole. He chose Letrozole because it has fewer side effects, is better for women with PCOS, and I had done 3 cycles with clomid and timed intercourse while still seeing my OBGYN and developed a cyst from the last cycle. I have only had one follicle develop each time, and the first IUI was a failure, and I am currently in the two week wait of the second.

One of the reasons I chose Tennessee Fertility Institute was because they bill as a couple instead of an individual. A different clinic nearby had told us it would be anywhere from 400-600 dollars just for our initial visit with the doctor where as with TFI they told us it would at the most be $250 and it was only $137.17. Our first IUI cost $700 dollars because we only needed one ultrasound, our second cost $950 because we had a second ultrasound. Each Ultrasound itself costs $175 plus a basic office visit which is $75, so each ultrasound comes out to $250. Sperm wash for IUI costs $200, and the IUI procedure itself costs $250.

Dr Montville was always prepared to spend as much time as we needed to fully understand the treatment protocol. He was available off hours through the hotline and never made you feel like you were bothering him. He followed up by phone personally for the 3 days following my ER.

Dr. Montville is brilliant but able to clearly explain the treatment options and pros/cons. He is personable and warm - and your treatment feels personalized to your individual needs, while feeling rooted in experience and positive outcome. He has a higher rate of live birth than the national average.

We started with a medicated timed cycle, then proceeded to 3 IUIs. We were informed early in the process that if we had 3 failed IUIs, then IVF would be the next recommended treatment plan. We are currently awaiting PGT after our Egg Retrieval and hope to move to our transfer cycle next month.

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Dr Montville’s approach is based on many factors. With my age and history of having 1 living child, in addition to genetic testing, we decided on a single embryo transfer to hopefully

Dr Montville is not overwhelming friendly but he makes you feel welcome and heard. He presents the information in a way that is easy to understand and makes sure you have a total grasp on your diagnosis and treatment. He is very big on communication and seeing his patients at as many appointments as possible.

Come in with a list of questions so you make sure you know what you need to ask beforehand. Once he starts to explain and go through everything it can get a little overwhelming making it easy to loose sit of the more "basic" questions you might have had before walking in.

We were provided a meeting with the financial department at our very first meeting. She gave us a packet that laid out the cost of IVF- $13k from initial ultrasound through transfer plus and additional 3-7k for medications. She called our insurance to see if anything was covered for us and got back to us within two days.

Dr. Montville is incredibly thorough and explains things well and what to expect, including potential risks. He shows compassion and care for his patients and makes it clear he wants the same outcome we do. He went out of his way for us to put us in connection with out some non clinic staff that would help us on our journey to becoming healthier.

Be ready to start things right away and dive in! He is very proactive and will want to help you get things moving.

We will be going through IVF with Dr. Montville but have not started yet. His meetings and testing with us thus far have been thorough and clearly outlined as well as taking things one step at a time.

So far, costs have been about what we have anticipated. We have not undergone our biggest treatment yet but the financial advisor has been very helpful in answering my questions and explaining things clearly so we can get our ducks in a row.

My husband and I have never felt like "just a number." Dr. M allows me time to ask questions to ensure I have a good understanding of results and tests, and explains things in an easy-to-understand way. He is honest and doesn't sugar-coat things, which I have greatly appreciated. He has offered me compassion and sympathy regarding our situation, particularly in my concerns regarding procedures I've had done, which is when his bedside manner has shown through. He is honest, states the statistics of chance of conceiving with my condition when comparing different treatment courses, and never pushes my husband and me to make a decision one way or the other. He allows us the opportunity to listen to what he has to say, and then we can make the most comfortable decision for us. Thankful to have a compassionate and caring doctor during such a difficult time. He really seems to care about each patient and their circumstance.

As with any fertility doctor, I think it's always important to ask a lot of questions. If you're looking for a doctor that offers compassion, I'd highly recommend seeing him and the nursing staff for your care and treatments.

Some procedures were more than we anticipated; however, we've never had to address our current infertility issues before, so that is based on our own personal ideas regarding how much treatments cost.

He has encouraged single embryo transfer because of my age and our medical history.

Dr. Montville was truly a blessing to us. While we have not yet had a baby, he has been willing to help with everything we need. He's positive yet honest and does not provide false hope. You can tell he honestly wants to help you create a family. I could never say enough good things about Dr. Montville. The only bad things I have to say have nothing to do with him but just with infertility in general and things that no one can control.

Make an appointment today!

I don't know the name of the protocol used. I did respond well to the medications and didn't have any major side effects. I was monitored closely due to my age and some specific challenges I was facing. I feel like Dr. Montville tried to assess me and provide the best possible treatment.

Package for IVF with Frozen Embryo Transfer 13,000.00 (not all blood work is included and medications ranging from 3,000-8,000 are not included) PGS testing (optional) 5500.00

Dr. Montville was very clear that he would transfer a minimal number of embryos to avoid multiples which my husband and I understood completely.

Dr. Montville is attentive and always listens to my concerns. He treats me like a human and never rushes me. I see him every visit and he takes the time to call me to check on me. He communicates very well and has the best bedside manners. He left a larger office in which he wasn’t able to connect with all the patients because it was too large of an office, to go to a smaller office in order to connect with each patient. He is such a good doctor. I have nothing negative to say about him. He is on top of everything and extremely professional. I feel that he truly cares about each patient and takes the time to hear the heart of the patient.

Be honest and tell him your concerns. He is there to help you and wants to hear your needs.

Birth control prior to round of IVF. Every other day of ultrasounds. My dosage of drugs during stimulation was Gonal-F 225IU & Menopur 75IU. He lowered my Gonal-F to 150IU when he saw that my ovaries were growing extremely fast. Started Cetrotide to prevent ovulation. Took Doxycycline to prevent infection from the egg retrieval process. For transfer meds, progesterone in oil, estradiol, doxycycline (antibiotic) and methylprednisolone steroid to prevent inflammation.

IVF, $13,500, PGS $5,500, medication $3,197

Dr. Montville’s approach is if your embryos are PGS tested, he is strongly against transferring more than 1 embryo. If the embryos are not pgs tested, he’s fine with transferring 2 embryos. Since transferring PGS embryos can increase the odds of pregnancy, he only recommends transferring one embryo because of the high risks multiples can bring to a pregnancy.

Strengths - he is patient, kind and very informative. He is thoughtful when he answers your questions. He uses current data to support his responses to treatment plan or your questions. He is always present and you feel very supported by an involved doctor. It feels that the plan is tailored to you individually. There is never a question that you are a number or a statistic. Weakness - I can't think of one! He is fantastic! Best in the entire Nashville area.

You have to use the portal system to communicate.

We did and IUI with Femara. He did the IUI every well. It made such a difference to have a doctor do it. He was deliberate and careful and talked me through the ultrasound monitor picture the entire time. He had me do relaxation techniques and supported me through the process.

Standard

Single is what is used for me because I don't make very many embryos so it is best to do one at a time putting them in for transfer in case something goes wrong.

Dr. Montville is not only kind during a difficult process, but, most importantly (to me), he is intelligent, thoughtful, and proactive when it comes to finding the best fertility path for you. This process is not easy, but he makes it as painless as he can. He is always walking you through the steps and has options to change course if one method of treatment proves less successful.

Don't go anywhere else.

We started with IUIs. Dr. Montville was realistic with me about the statistical chances of success once we hit three tries, but allowed me to try once more, per my preference. When it came time to move forward with IVF, my husband and I were educated thoroughly on the process, the medications, etc. We always had resources to refer to and ensure that we were doing everything correctly. Prior to IVF, I had a surgery to remove polyps that might impeded transfer. Dr. Montville had taken the time to review my medical scans and saw what other doctors missed- faint shadows that were polyps and likely prevented pregnancy in the past. This catch was critical to the success of IVF and if he wasn't thorough, then we would have missed it. Dr. Montville was honest that the statistical success of IVF is 1.5. Try to that number, after egg retrieval and one failed transfer, we became pregnant. I am ecstatic. I owe so much gratitude and thanks to the brilliant work of Tennessee Fertility Institute and Dr. Montville.

IUIs and IVF are expensive, but Dr. Montville's costs are comparable with those in the area.

He was kind and thorough and treated us as individuals and not like just another statistic. He went out of his way to make sure we knew we were important to them there as people, first and foremost. He takes the time to make sure we are comfortable, and is caring in his approach. I have had several friends who agree they had a great experience with him and his staff at Tennessee Fertility.

He will take great care of you and will treat you and your unique situation, and you will not feel like a statistic.

Hey likes to use Letrozole for egg stimulation during IUI. He said it did not matter to wait 24 or 36 hours after ovulation induction. He waits a full two weeks to take pregnancy test. Because of our age and that I have a high ovarian reserve, he highly recommends IVF. We will be starting this treatment in the Winter.

Dr Montville was always honest with us. He is very easy to talk to and doesn’t mind answering the same questions repeatedly. I saw him every appointment and he always smiled and made us feel at ease. Going to see Dr Montville was the best choice we ever made and we are going to continue to see him.

Be fully open and honest with him about your expectations and ask questions so that he can give you the best course of action!

2 IVF cycles with menupur, gonal f and ganirellix.

$13,000 freeze all cycle $1650 PGS $550 anesthesiologist We did 2 cycles. The second cycle was $9100 for freeze all plus the $550 anesthesia. We were not able to do a transfer the second time so we are able to get a partial refund however we are waiting until we decide if we want to do another round.

We only had one good embryo to transfer so this was not an issue.

Overall, my husband and I are very satisfied with Dr. Montville. We originally started with a different RE but were not pleased with the care we were receiving so we sought out a second opinion from Dr. Montville. We have been with him ever since! He is very thorough and performs all of the procedures himself including the ultrasounds. He does tend to run a bit behind schedule quite often (like 15-20 mins behind schedule) but we are ok with that since we never feel rushed when it is our turn. We are happy thus far with our care and hope we will find success with Dr. Montville!

We have only completed one IUI thus far with him and will be completing more in the future. We started with Letrozole since we had tried clomid at the previous RE office. We used a trigger shot for ovulation and then followed the IUI with progesterone for 2 weeks. Unfortunately this cycle did not result in a pregnancy but as far as the treatment goes, the protocol was clear and easy to follow.

I felt Dr. Session didn’t explain the processes well or our options. She lets you guide your treatment and at the time we were new to infertility and had very little information. She’s quiet, but so am I so for this process we did not make the best match. I’m not saying she’s not a good doctor; she just wasn’t the best fit for me. And now after I have researched fertility treatments I wish she would not have spent so much time with us just doing timed intercourse and a low dosage of femara or clomid. We did this for 8 months (1 month we had a cyst so could not try, 1 month I was unable to try because I could not get my medication refilled due to their office being closed during the holidays so I was unable to get the ultrasound done to get the medication.) I feel like we wasted 8 months of valuable time because I was 36 during this time.

Make sure to do research prior to meeting her so you can ask any questions you want and also so you don’t stay in the dark about important information because she did not give us the information we needed to make the best decisions about our treatments. Again I think she took a more cautious approach and I felt maybe I was too old to be spending so much time on timed intercourse.

We did timed intercourse and I took either femara or clomid each cycle. I would go in for an ultrasound to check for cysts before I was given the medication.

I only had ultrasounds there to check for cysts which were around $180

He’s very knowledgeable, understanding and cares about patient’s care. Always attentive to my questions and concerns. Walked me through current and future procedures so I’d know what to expect. Will definitely recommend to family or friends

Contact Dr. Montville for any fertility concerns. I wish I’d went to him first. Had a miscarriage under another physician.

Blood work, mammogram, consult with maternal medicine and another specialist whom I forgotten

Under $5000, included transfer (cannot remember what else) Donor eggs and sperm was separate

Advised one embryo transfer at a time- no multiple transfer.

All the IVF coordinators are very prompt and caring. You dont feel like a number. All treatments are catered to each patient instead of a cookie cutter treatment like other clinics in Nashville. Dr. Monteville is very direct, research based but all at the same time very caring. He cares about his patients!

Have questions to ask, he is very detailed

$19000 for RE, transfer and genetic testing

He will transfer onePGS tested embryo at the time.