Brad Miller

Dr. Miller has customized my treatment plan to work best for me. Went from a fresh transfer to freeze all to keep me from getting OHSS. Switched my trigger shot and put me on meds to further prevent OHSS. Made sure my lining (had polyp removed & biopsy resulted in diagnosis of Endometritis) was great and that my uterus microbiome was healthy before proceeding with transfer. As disappointing as it was to have to wait my first transfer was successful, although ended in miscarriage the day I was supposed to graduate from the clinic. He showed sympathy for my loss and again is making sure everything is healthy with my womb as I begin my second FET.

Don’t get discouraged by the wait time to get consultation with Dr. Miller. He is worth the wait.

My protocol was changed to lessen the dose of injections during my egg retrieval as I was becoming over stimulated. He tracked my estrogen and progesterone carefully. Even if I wasn’t at risk for OHSS I still would not have been able to do a fresh transfer due to my naturally rising progesterone during the retrieval cycle as it would have lowered the chance of my endometrium being receptive to an embryo. I also developed a polyp while on stim meds and after the removal the results came back as chronic Endometritis. After putting me antibiotics and probiotics and before transferring, Dr. Miller ordered a test of cure biopsy to ensure my womb environment was perfect for my embryo.

Monitoring hours are from 6-8am Monday through Friday. Mondays can get pretty busy. Usually they move through everyone pretty quickly though

RMA doesn’t take as many insurance plans as the original RE that I went to. I had to pay out of pocket for all of my IUIs because they didn’t accept my insurance. I was able to switch my insurance for IVF to have some coverage. I do feel like the costs associated with IVF are high but comparable to other clinics in the area.

I’ve never asked to transfer more then one embryo, although I believe he will transfer 2, especially if they are untested. I do know they transfer the best graded embryos first.

Dr Miller had lack of compassion, and was not very positive, immediately telling me that IUI didn’t really increase my chances. After many failed cycles, it was myself that suggested a higher dose of Clomid, and initiated changing the treatment plan because he did not make any suggestions.

You have to ask all of the questions I’d you want any answers. He doesn’t give more than you ask for.

I did 50mg of Clomid, followed by 100mg and then 150mg of Clomid. Each paired with IUI. Femvue was completed to confirm that my tubes were open & healthy which they were.

IUI was $750 per round, not including medication. This was due using 2 separate payments on the 2 IUI days.

Dr. Miller made sure to involve me in the ultrasound process, Turing the screen towards me and pointing out what we were looking at. I had tons of questions and he sat with me to make sure I was satisfied.

My advice is to advocate for yourself. Like many clinics they have tons of patients waiting and the visit can move very quickly if you don't initiate personal questions and concerns during your visit.

When certain meds weren't achieving the results we wanted Dr. Miller adjusted accordingly and gave explanations. While a pregnancy to term has not happened yet with timed intercourse and one IUI we are hopeful that another IUI could do the trick.

Fertility treatments in general are not cheap. The cumulate cost of each round of treatments in a month's time which for me included 2 ultrasounds, two bloodndraws and trigger shot cost around 800.00. When we did our IUI the cost was around 1200.00.

Dr. Miller is compassionate and takes time to answer your questions. He sees his patients as humans when discussing options and frustrations, but also as a number/statistic when it comes to treatment options. I appreciated that he made adjustments to my protocol when necessary, but would have liked to pursue more diagnostic tests to explain our infertility rather than just doing trial and error with every treatment.

Advocate for what you want. Doctors will lump you into a statistic but you may be a "unicorn" (as they once described me) and you'll need to follow your gut and get the tests you want performed in order to sleep better at night.

Clomid + IUI for two cycles. No pregnancy. 275 Gonal + 2 or 3 Menopur for first IVF cycle. No follicles developed. 300 Gonal + 3 Menopur + ovidrel for trigger for IVF #2 and #3. 3 eggs on IVF#2, 17 eggs on IVF #3. No good quality embryos. Chemical pregnancies from transfers but no sustained pregnancy.

I appreciated the early morning monitoring hours at this clinic. I was able to have blood draws and ultrasounds and still make it to work on time. I found RMA to be efficient in the morning considering the high volume of patients in the waiting room.

About $22,000

Dr. Miller prefers to do eSET instead of multiple embryo transfer unless prior results indicate multiple embryo transfer will result in best outcome.

Dr. Miller was, in my opinion, an excellent RE. He was very open about he and his wife needing to go through the IVF process themselves so he not only understood from the medical side but the personal side as well. He always explained everything in detail, even the things we didn’t want to hear, and made sure we were 100% comfortable with our next step. Even with 2 failed cycles I would recommend him to others.

Ask all the questions, he will answer them all.

6-8am for blood draws and ultrasounds. Walk in, sign in, sit down. 2 at a time for blood draws, obviously 1 at a time with your nurse for ultrasound with either doctor on duty that day. Generally out within 30-45 minutes for both depending on the day. As quickly as 15 minutes and as long as an hour on random occasions.

With both rounds and medications we have spent around $30,000 with no insurance coverage.

He is very kind and compassionate. There are so many people that he treats in a day but he always makes you feel like you’re the only one. Being a lesbian I wondered if we would be treated any different but he treats us just as everyone else and you can really tell he loves what he does and loves helping people.

He might seem down to business at first meeting but he is very compassionate and makes you feel comfortable.

We were given the option of clomid (being a lesbian, we didn’t have infertility issues) and we took them up on it to increase our chances. They preform an IUI two days in a row to help increase your chances as well.

Each round of IUI (they typically do 2 days in a row) is $500 (so $1,000 total for the month) and then they bill insurance. We had a bit of an extra expense on top of the $500. So it depends on your insurance how much above and beyond they $500 you have to pay.

Dr. Miller was a warm welcomed difference from the previous Dr we saw at another clinic. He’s been honest and personable. He told us stories about he and his wife’s difficulties with pregnancy and based on that, you could really tell he understands what we’re going through. He always takes time to explain our results and my husband actually feels comfortable around him too (which is saying a lot when you’re discussing fertility challenges). Overall I just really like and trust him!

Stick with it! As Dr. Miller says, the only way this won’t work is if you give up.

We’re fairly new into this whole process, and when we came to see Dr. Miller, we knew we wanted to try IUI first. He explained our previous test results, why we would be good candidates and how we proceed. He didn’t pressure us one way or another. When the third IUI didn’t work, he again went over all our results and still laid out a few options for us, but when we asked for his honest opinion on our next step, he said IVF. So, we’re just starting that now, but feel confident in the steps we need to take and Dr. Miller’s guidance along the way.

Our insurance covered most of it (so far), but I know it was less than another clinic we went to because RMA is a “Center of Excellence” and this other place wasn’t.

Dr. Miller has always been honest and upfront about our chances. He is supportive without sugar coating. He gives us all the time and information we need to make our decisions, and allows us to ask all questions needed without feeling rushed. Exams are thorough but respectful.

We have had a great experience with Dr. Miller after having a less than stellar experience with another physician. The quality of his care really stands out in comparison.

Our first IVF cycle involved estrogen, Progesterone, Ovidrel, Gonal, and Menopur. We used ICSII as well. We had 2 embryos but neither took. Our second cycle involved adjusting meds based on previous failure, and we were able to successfully get pregnant, but lost the baby at 9 weeks. We are currently undergoing a course of IUI with Gonal and Ovidrel, plus Bromocriptine. He also is adjusting thyroid meds to aid in reproduction.

It was always scheduled in the morning on a first come, first served basis. However, there were multiple staff members working and it flowed quickly for the number of patients in the clinic.

An IVF cycle with ICSII was approximately $13,000 with meds. Our IUI cycle was about $1100 plus meds. They provided options for payment assistance, as well as identifying the best pharmacy based on insurance. They also worked with our insurance regarding any co-pay or referral issues.

We did multiple (two) embryo transfers with each cycle. He left the decision up to us, but gave us all the information needed to make the choice.

Dr. Miller was/is extremely personable, kind, caring and thorough. From my very first appointment, I knew I was making the right choice. He gave me all the facts and information I needed and then some. He also gave me recommendations for the best treatment and answered all of my questions.

Ask any questions you might have and do the genetic testing!

I don’t remember the exact medications or dosages, but the route he chose for me was the best option. I became pregnant on the first try.

Monitoring is done in the morning and is very efficient. It made it easy for me to go have my monitoring done and still make it to work on time.

I believe the total estimated cost was $20,000 plus an additional $2,000 for the genetic testing.

Dr. Miller recommended transferring one embryo since we did the genetic testing. We knew we had 2 normal embryos and 1 abnormal embryo. Because of this, Dr. Miller suggested the transfer of one at a time since the odds of getting pregnant increase once you know you have a normal embryo, and carrying multiples is risky and potentially dangerous to both mother and babies.

He was kind and compassionate during our one on one consultations. He was was very patient and let you ask as many questions as you needed without feeling rushed. But during the actual treatments, specifically the embryo transfers, he was very candid about what he thought, and not in a good way, not exactly what you want to hear going into an embryo transfer, but if you like someone to tell you straight, he's your guy.

He puts a lot of emphasis on young women being successful with fertility treatments, therefore if you are over 35 I would suggest someone else. He told me at 36 if I would have started trying 10 years ago we wouldn't be sitting here today...although I agreed with him, it was not helpful, at the time it just felt cruel.

We started out with clomid for a few timed cycles, moved to 3 unsuccessful IUI cycles using letrozole and then moved onto 2 unsuccessful IVF cycles using Gonal, cetrotide and progesterone.

$30,000

When I first met Dr. Miller I was nervous as I was given the news I wouldn't ever be able to have a baby years prior. He was very comforting yet bluntly honest. He went over everything with me from the PCOS I have to the insulin I was put on for the diabetes. He told me every step we would take and not only answered all my questions but my mom's who was there at the consultation with me. He is very good at his job and can't wait to celebrate my positive with him.

He listens to all you have to say, concerns, questions, problems and goes through everything with you one by one and make you feel like you are his only patient and doesn't make you feel rushed or a number.

First it was to bring on a period as I do not have them on my own. The first 4 cycles were Clomid from 50-100mg daily for 5 days then low dose hcg and gonal f for a few days to mature follicles then ovadrel for trigger & timed intercourse. This last round was letrozole for 5 days then high dose hcg for trigger (no need for extra time to mature follicles) & timed intercourse to try for the positive. I go in for blood work on March 16 to see of this works.

About $400 per cycle but some was covered by my insurance. Even with a high deductible they billed the insurance first then I paid the remainder

He was super informative and thorough at our first consultation and every appointment after that. He was straight forward and to the point but had great compassion and bedside manner. He really was invested in helping us achieve our dream of becoming parents.

Go in prepared-for the good and the bad. Ask questions and do your research before you go in

Since we have unexplained infertility, and possible male factor infertility, he suggested starting with the IUI’s. He broke down the cycle for us-days of oral medications, days that I would need to be in the office for blood work and ultrasounds and when my husband needed to be there for his sample. The IUI’s were something we could try before diving in to the world that is IVF. After 3 failed IUI’s, we discussed IVF and we’re going to move forward with it but the expense held us back, for now.

I don’t know the cost because insurance covered most of the IUI costs. After it was all said and done, I think we paid $600 for all 3 IUI’s total. That doesn’t include medication costs. The ovidrel shot is $99 through RMA

Dr. Miller was very thorough, explained things in terms I could understand, and took the time to answer all of my questions. He was compassionate when I miscarried. He is also up-to-date and recommended the ERA Test after I had a failed frozen transfer and a transfer ending in miscarriage. The results of that test showed I was pre-receptive. After adjusting treatment for that, I became pregnant and am now 23 weeks.

Ask questions so you understand your treatment protocol.

I don't remember the protocol for my fresh cycle, but it was more aggressive than the protocol my former doctor used, and resulted in 44 eggs, 30-some of which were fertilized, one was transferred at day 3 resulting in a live birth. I think 14 5-day embryos were frozen. Dr. Miller decided to transfer only one embryo on day 3 to reduce the chance of OHSS. He also gave me other medications and instruction to try to prevent OHSS, which was successful. I then had an elective single embryo FET, which resulted in a miscarriage. Since I also had a miscarriage and a failed transfer with my former doctor, I asked about PGS. Dr. Miller agreed that PGS was a good idea so we had our embryos tested. Almost all of them came back normally. After that, I had another FET and transferred one PGS tested normal embryo. It resulted in a negative. Dr. Miller then recommended I have an ERA biopsy done to make sure my lining was receptive at the time they had been transferring embryos. Since my two fresh transfers resulted in live births and all four of my FETs had resulted in miscarriage or failed, Dr. Miller thought the timing may have been off for transferring the embryo. The ERA test came back as pre-receptive. After changing my protocol in response, another FET was done resulting in a healthy pregnancy (so far!)

Monitoring occurred between 6:30 and 7:30 in the morning and were first-come, first serve. The wait times were usually reasonable.

The costs seemed to be reasonable in comparison to other clinics.

Dr. Miller is very kind down to earth man. At my office visits he was usually quick to get in and out. Which I was OK with. For what I was doing we had to be at the office VERY early in the morning, and there was usually many many patients there also. He needed to get us all in before the regular clinic opened. He was always very professional about it, and I never felt rushed. I knew he had other patients to tend to, and honestly I needed to get back home to get children up and ready for school.

Tell him your expectations so you can work together to come up with the best plan for you.

I was doing sperm donor IUI's. He wanted to start me off on Clomid my first cycle and do 2 insemination's. Knowing that I ovulate just fine on my own I disagreed with that and wanted no medication and only 1 insemination. Well that didn't work. So next round I listened to him. He explained that the clomid will help me ovulate possibly more eggs, but it would be unlikely that I would conceive multiples. Well he was right, the next cycle I had 2 eggs ready to go. I did the 2 insemination's like he wanted and I ended up pregnant.

I had to pay for the thawing of the sperm and the insemination's, which was about $1000/per cycle. My insurance covered the rest of my office visits, blood work, and ultrasounds.

I think Dr. Miller was great. He was honest and compassionate. Even though they see a lot of patients and he was very efficient, I still felt like he knew us. We felt that we knew the odds well and that he recommended the best treatment plan for us, not just what would make them the most money.

Come with questions because he will give honest answers

We started with IUI and did 3 cycles. I had already tried clomid through my OB at least 2 times and it didn't work, so we decided to skip it. We have unexplained infertility; although, my husbands morphology was low on one of the tests, I believe the second one was normal. We decided that 3 was enough because your chances of getting pregnant with 4 or more sessions goes down a lot. We then did IVF including testing, so it had to be a frozen cycle. He also did ICSI especially since the number of eggs I had was pretty small. Because we had the testing results, we knew that 2 of the 3 embryos that made it were good, we only decided to transfer 1 and that resulted in my beautiful baby boy. We have 1 good embryo frozen with him.

If you got there first thing, it was fast. It was very efficient. If you got there later, you might be waiting for a little while.

This is hard for me because insurance paid 80% (my new insurance does not), so it is hard for to estimate the exact costs as well as the genetic screening that we paid for.

Not really. We decided to just do one because of the chromosome testing. His preference is NOT to do multiples because of the risk.

He seemed rushed, never explained reasoning for course of treatment. Never answered my questions for spotting prior to period every month. Told us we only had a 5% chance of conceiving naturally but he never offered an explanation as to why. He never even said the word infertile to me. I still have no answers as to why we are struggling.

Ask questions, be prepared and inform yourself before your initial meeting.

150 clomid, and iui. No rational for it. I ovulate naturally and always surged before CD14 so I never received the trigger shot.

CD3 blood work was $600 each ultrasound was $365, progesterone test (7dpo test) $100, beta another 100. IUI with wash $350. Each IUI costs us about $2,000

I felt completely comfortable with Dr Miller. He was always kind, warm and explained everything. Very professional and personable! I only wish that I have been told that Laparoscopy would have greatly increased my chances of success.

He is wonderful but if you suffer from endometriosis have laparoscopy prior to IVF treatments.

I was started on synthroid because my thyroid was not where they would like it for fertility. I was also started on estrogen. I was on Follistim, Menopur and after a couple days on them my follicals were not reacting as well as they should have and the doses were bumped up. I was giving Ovidrel as my trigger shot and it was suggested if we did another round that we add Lupron since my follicals did not respond as quickly as the should have.

They moved quickly and it was morning open appointment I think. I was never left to wait for long periods of time and was always able to make it in and out before work.

$8000 for the basic IVF then there where the medication cost.

He was great and allowed me to transfer two. Though none of my embryo's were of great quality. My husband sperm had been test as was found to be good but we were told it was just a bad batch it happens.

I have low AMH, unexplained, and was not diagnosed with DOR or anything else, simply unexplained infertility. However, despite the low AMH, nothing was changed from the standard procedure for IUI or covering the IVF protocols. I was only advised to take prenatal vitamins and then start the IUI drug regimen.

Read up on reddit/r/infertility on your specific condition before going to see any RE.

In the middle of an IUI cycle, but everything is standardized. I believe the first IVF cycle is also completely standardized, despite the fact that there may be opposing underlying reasons for infertility.

Total cost for IUI is $1640, not including medications (clomid and ovidrel shot). There was a 10% discount if you paid it completely upfront.

Dr Miller is very blunt and is very knowledgeable with Infertility. I always felt like he cared about me and my care and trying to get me pregnant. Even though we have had a set back with the first transfer failing I’m confident that doctor Miller will get me my rainbow baby

Be your own advocate

We used gonal f menopur cetrotide and ovidrel for egg retrieval then I took a baby asprin at night.

$15000 so far

Dr Miller is very firm on single transfer. Which I wasn’t too happy about . Im looking to transfer my last two embryos at one time and I think it will be a bit of a battle getting him to do so.

I felt like he was always rushing. He never had a clear answer of what why we weren’t conceiving. I think he felt bad for all that we went through and he tried to help us but just was not able to. I’m not sure if it was lack of proper equipment or knowledge or just lack of interest and time.

Do your research

3 cycles of 100mg of clomid and three iui. 1 cycle of 150mg of clomid and an iui. Started shots for Egg retrieval and was told I ovulated on day 3. This cycle was cancelled Started shots for an egg retrieval. Made it to the egg retrieval. Zero fertilized eggs. Doctor and embryologist were unsure why. Started shots for another egg retrieval. Ovulated on day 8. Cycle cancelled

If you showed up before 0630 there was a line put the door. There was not always seating for everyone no matter what time you showed up.

14,000$ for egg retrieval and transfer. About 3,000-4,000$ for medications.

Dr. Miller was our second opinion. Were so glad we went to rma after a failed retrieval at another clinic. Rma adjusted my meds as needed and we got 22 eggs and 15 were mature and frozen. My husbands tese failed and he has been supportive while waiting for a microtese in December. He has not pushed a donor on us but has given us facts.

Go and do not hesitate.

My protocol was changed. This time I did an estrogen priming and then gonal f menopur and cetrotide. They also did 2 trigger shots instead of 1. The results worked well and we got 15 usable eggs

Monitoring was done between 630 nd 730

Cost was slightly below the other clinic we got a quote from.

They push for eSet, but you agree you get a free frozen trasnfer minus med costs and theyll place 2 on the next transfer

Dr.Miller was always very compassionate while talking to my husband and I as we underwent our first round of IVF. He answered all of our questions and never made us feel as though we were asking ‘dumb’ questions. When we lost all of our embryos, he was genuine in his opinion of whether or not to do a second round and was nice enough to back us into a multi cycle plan to save us on some of the costs for our upcoming second round. I would definitely recommend Dr. Miller to anyone needed a RE.

I took 1 shot nightly of Gonal (125 units) and Menopur(2-4 vials) for the first 6 nights. Nights 7-10 I added 1 vial Cetrotide. I had a transvaginal ultrasound and blood work done every other day throughout the process. I produced 30 eggs, 24 mature.

Cycle:10,710 Medication: 3,500 Blood work/Ultrasounds (not covered by ins): $2,000

Dr. Miller told us his preference was to transfer only 1 embryo.

He’s compassionate, he’s been through ivf as a patient and it shows. He considers your opinions and ideas and always makes sure you understand what’s happening. I think he’s a little shy and can sometimes come off as aloof. I also don’t think he’s very open to supplements or alternative medicine.

Ask about supplements, do your own research so you know what options are and be a little pushy with what you want.

My first ivf was actually Iui thatvwas converted. My second we used the estrogen priming and thev3rd was a micro flare with lupron. The other times I used menopur and gonal f. The last cycle was 300 gonal And 225 menopur with 20 of lupron twice a day

$450 for anesthesia We had insurance coverage for everything else so it was just copAys and medication

We really wanted more embryos and explained that and he was fine with us transferring 3

I felt like he could have done more for me because I had so many miscarriages. He didn’t take me being allergic to progesterone seriously. Also said we could transfer two but only let us do one. I felt I should have had immune protocol but he refused and told me there was nothing we could do when I know that’s not the case

Make sure you get everything in writing

Estrogen pills inserted vaginslly twice a day. 1mg progesterone in oil once a day given between 6-8am.

6k each frozen cycle. 12k total

I’m disappointed we were told we could do two but we’re only allowed one

Dr miller and dr Wolfe share a practice. Both are equally compassionate, respectful of your time together, and answer all questions in detail. Dr miller made the calls himself to deliver news about how the embryos were progressing and results from our PGD

Be ready to wait in line for your blood draws every other day! It will move quick, dr miller is respectful of everyone's time!

Doors open at 620 and patients are being seen by 630! First come first serve. Always moves quick and I'm usually out the door by 645!

Met with a financial coordinator. She was very informative and detailed, while remaining compassionate and sensitive to our situation

Dr miller was very adamant on single transfers, he explained to me the risk of twins and wants to avoid it if necessary. I'm glad he was honest and happy with the outcome we achieved with the single transfer!