Allison Lange

IUI cycles [at RMA of Philadelphia] were about 1,200 with monitoring but not including medications...IVF cycles range from 10,750-26,000 depending on need not including medication...The clinic starts you off with a visit with the doctor of your choice to discuss a potential treatment plan. They discuss any procedures or bloodwork you may need to get done to start the process. The clinic is made up of multiple offices so some doctors do travel between clinics. Therefore, you may not always get to meet with your specific doctor if you go in for bloodwork, ultrasounds, etc. If visits are not time sensitive, such as baseline, you can try to schedule with your specific doctor. You also have the option of scheduling appointments at different offices if you they are closer to you. The King of Prussia office is open 7 days a week. I live a distance away from my clinic so they work with me to get bloodwork done local to my house to try to help with travel. While you may not see your specific doctor, the other doctors are equally qualified and willing to help. My IUI procedures were done by a different doctor and I still felt

The front desk [at RMA of Pennsylvania] is so welcoming...doctor or nurse practitioner does the ultrasound....try to get you in with your primary doctor as much as possible. But depending on your protocol you may see different doctors or the NP...nurses are very compassionate and caring

RMA has highly skilled and intelligent doctors, they are well resourced ($$$) which means great systems/technology and quality nurses (they are not short staffed). If I stuck with them, they would have likely gotten me pregnant, at some point, with IVF. Unfortunately, when I went for a second opinion once I knew IVF was my next step, my next second clinic was alarmed at my endometriosis and, honestly, a little confused why I knew so little about it and I hadn't had imaging or specialized conversations about it.

The nursing staff at RMA is wonderful, they are very kind and compassionate individuals and if I have any questions they respond back very quickly via phone or email...Strengths are communication and compassion by each individual, weakness would be the distance because I travel 100 miles and price because they are more expensive than other clinics I have looked at or went to...I feel like she [Dr. Allison Lange] didn’t jump into doing anything until we had all our ducks in a row. She truly is one of the nicest doctors I have dealt with over the past 3 years and an overall genuine and kind person...We made adjustments like synthroid for my borderline tsh, also started me on letrozole for a month to suppress my system for my endometriosis, along with testing my pituitary by ct scan due to elevated prolactin levels and started me on a medication for hyperprolactinemia, and I will get intralipid infusions for elevated NO cells . And will adjust my progesterone injections from the results of my era. To say the least I think that is very thorough and shows she is trying to everything she can to make this cycle work.

I don’t have a bad thing to say about the wonderful RMA team. Everyone I have interacted with has been phenomenal. All my questions were answered quickly, I never had to worry about not having any information. Top notch team...I chose this clinic for a few reasons and they have lived up to my fairly high expectations. While they have everything down to a science and are a swiftly moving machine, I still didn’t feel like just a number. Everyone is kind and friendly and made me feel welcomed.

I found this clinic [RMA of Philadelphia] to be very organized and the staff seemed very caring and patient. The staff was quick to return emails. The office was also very clean. I liked how there was more than one location so I could go to the office that Dr. Lange was at...All the nurses were warm, friendly, and very quick to respond to emails.

They were welcoming, friendly, personable, and efficient! I didn't know before this experience how a fertility clinic worked and how different doctors rotate through the daily monitoring schedule, the testing and retrieval surgery center, etc. It's a machine...She [nurse] was 100% thorough, instructive, clear, compassionate, and reliable. She responded so quickly when I had a question or needed anything. I was in touch with her more than anyone else in the clinic, and I never had any doubt about her being invested in us, and I think she was a major part of our success and our overall happiness with RMA.

The nurses and staff are the strength of this clinic [RMA of Philadelphia]. The doctors are great of course, but the nurses and staff are the people who keep it all going. The nurses who do the bloodwork, go into the room with the doctor, and give callbacks are particularly important; they are the people patients see most consistently since the doctors rotate between offices. They are compassionate and understanding and provide much-needed emotional support to the patients.

[our RMA of Philadelphia] was amazing - she responded to all my questions, spent time explaining different procedures and dug deep into test results to give me a clear understanding...Be prepared to get to know several doctors, other than just your primary RE. This is perfectly normal, because the staff works in a few different locations, but patients have to be seen depending on where they are in their cycle.