Daniel Kenigsberg

Dr. Kenigsberg is good he’s very knowledgeable about the procedures. It’s my first time so I don’t/didn’t know what to expect. He performed all of my procedures except my IUI but they were on days that he’s not in.

Ask a lot of questions he has the answers

I don’t know the medical names of the procedures but My first cycle was IVF with Foll, Gan and Men. My body broke through the medication and the retrieval was cancelled. The second I took Lupron through out the entire cycle then added foll and ended with foll and men. I had 7 follicles retrieved 3 egg none made it to blastocyst. Then I decided to try IUI and did clomid 50 for 5 days, I got one mature follicle got a negative pregnancy test. Then I did clomid 100 for 5 days and got 2 matured follicles got a positive pregnancy test, great beta hcg and progesterone levels then at 6 weeks my baby stopped developing. Currently waiting to start another cycle.

It was efficient when the PA Sharon was there if she wasn’t and they had to use a sono tech from the other locations they were always late

Medication for ivf was about 9k. ICIS was about 2400 to start. IUI was much more affordable $10 for meds and 50 for trigger shot. I had insurance with was a $40 co pay and around $250 deductible

Being that they do pgt on your embryos they only do a single embryo transfer

I appreciate Dr. Kenigsberg's attentiveness and efficiency in being able to diagnose my needs almost immediately. He was willing to explore alternative treatment options to guarantee a better success and outcome.

He is genuine and supportive of the LGBTQ+ community's needs. He is sensitive to culture and fears/doubts we expressed. He is thorough and professional throughout.

Dr. Kenigsberg suggested clomid cycles to increase egg size and quality for better success. He additionally recommended a ovidrel trigger shot to guarantee an improved timing of insemination / release of the egg for ovulation.

An IUI cost generally is $1100+, not including donor sperm and medications (all services not typically covered by my personal health insurance)

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I think he really cares about his patients. I’m in constant communication with him via email and he always always answers my questions. He tells me what he thinks is beneficial for me and my husband. I haven’t gotten pregnant yet but I have faith in my dr and he has come highly recommend by woman I know that he has gotten pregnant !

This process takes time. Be patient

Well we started off with blood tests for our hormones sono, genetic testing, we decided to do three months of clomid and trying naturally. Then we did clomid and IUI. Now we are on round two of IUI with letrozole. If this fails one more IUI then IVF. We have unexplained infertility fertility

The cost was average for our state. The billing department is not organized and difficult to deal with

He’s older and very known in the field. He’s confident in his recommendations and very knowledgeable throughout every step of the process. He’s very open to a lot of questions and is always able to get in touch with. He’s willing to cater to your needs as a patient and is always a phone call or email away. He made me feel very comfortable and relaxed through all the stressful parts of the IVF conversations.

He’s the best and his priority is getting you the baby you’ve been dreaming of

He was my second RE and we started with an HSG test to make sure all was clear. From there he prescribed every other day intercourse during my fertile window and felt confident in the rate of increased fertility after the HSG test. From there we proceeded to do an additional set of IUI’s with clomid only because I needed to switch health insurance to get IVF coverage and it was 6 months away. He did recommend IVF after the 3 months following the HSG.

I have some insurance coverage so it’s mostly just co-pays

We haven’t got to the point of transfer yet but he recommended one embryo as a standard but would work with us if we wanted to do two. Again, this was a discussion before the retrieval.

Dr. Kenigsberg does not come across as warm and compassionate at the initial consultation. If this is your only interaction with him, you will miss out on his openness and availability. Dr. Kenigsberg was open to address our specific concerns and make accommodations. He made himself available to answer our questions when requested and made it clear he would always get back to us if we had any more questions or concerns. However, he was very matter-of-fact in explaining my failed results and lacked empathy in his recommendation on how we should proceed.

Request his email. He will get back to you.

IVF Lupron 20units (27 days), Gonal F/Follistim 450iu (15 days), Ovidrel Trigger (On day 28), Doxycycline (5 days prior to egg retrieval). Results: 10 eggs retrieved, 6 mature, 2 fertilized, 0 Blastocysts.

Please see previous comments.

Set price for Freeze-All IVF w/ PGS testing: $17K+, + Anesthesia $600 (Paid to outside practice), + Medication costs. Was refunded some since never made it to PGS testing or transfer.

Dr. Kenigsberg from the very first consult was specific with his plan of care. Extremely intelligent and knowledgable with my diagnosis (PCOS). As well as explained in complete detail of my plan of care.

He is extremely intelligent with a direct yet warm presence.

Clomid (oral medications) was used by my GYN. On my very first visit. Dr. K reviewed my chart/ medical history. He prescribed Letrozole (Oral medication) X 2 separate visits with metformin. Explaining it helps to reduce blood sugar levels in woman with PCOS . After each attempt a sonogram and lab work was completed. Rationale for this is to see if there are positive results of pregnancy, hormone levels ect. Unfortunately for me my estrogen level was decreasing. So Dr. K Tested for mucus levels (important for ovulation). As well as and HSG test was preformed (procedure were dye is injected into the Fallopian tubes to determine any blockages). Early testing was completed and it was throughly explained that my diagnosis was determined as Anovulation. Dr. K in detail explained. I would then need injectable hormones to ovulate following egg freezing in order for hormones levels to reduce. The final step would be IVF. A re-insertion of the embryo in the uterus. Unfortunately for me it was unaffordable.

Approx $4000 out of pocket for just lab work, medications and Hysterosalpingogram test.

Very nice. Knowledgeable but you don’t see the doctors much during the treatment. Especially for IUIs. Only nurse practitioner do that procedure. If you call doctor Kenigsberg he will get back to you and answer any questions.

Straight to the point person Experienced Knowledgeable Will answer all questions Does focus on egg donor when over 40

IUI with clomid, trigger shot Iui with follistim, trigger shot Egg retrieval with follistim, menopur, Ganirelix, trigger Transfer with progesterone oil & inserts, low does aspirin, antibiotic

I loved Dr Kennigsberg. When I met him, I knew immediately that he was the one that would be able to get me pregnant. I had two prior not so great experiences with other doctors and was losing faith. All restored when meeting him.

Have faith!

i was started out on birth control so they could "control" my ovulation. I don't recall the names of the 2 injectables that I used. I believe I injected for 10-14 days. There was an hcg shot and 2 progesterone injects. 12 hours after my hcg I had my eggs retrieved. I was getting bloodwork and ultrasounds during this process. I had a 5 day transfer and was using progesterone vaginal suppositories until my 9th week of pregnancy .

It was done at my convenience due to my work hours. I never saw other people waiting or felt like I wasn't the only patient there.

12,000 all included.

Dr. Kenigsberg is calm, honest, and patient. He was described to me as being more "conservative" than other doctors at the same clinic, however this was exactly what we needed during our time with him.

Ask honest and open questions - he will respond to your concerns.

We were planning on using donor eggs. We did not ultimately end up going down this route, however all of the options and risk to benefit ratio were outlined to us clearly prior to starting treatment.

I don't recall specifically

My inference was Dr. Kenigsberg had a strong preference for single embryo transfer

He seemed knowledgeable and very nice the 2 times that I saw him. One was the first consultation and the second was at the hospital were he performed an HSG. Otherwise only dealt wi th nurses.

Get to know your nurses ..they will be your link to your dr

In my eyes, the best doctor ever because he helped me get my two beautiful children. I had them at 40 and 42 (my own eggs). They are now 6 and 8. They are healthy and they bring me so much joy! I highly recommend the Melville office.

He may come across as very serious, but he is excellent.

My treatments were in 2011 and 2013. My first child took on the 2nd IUI. For my 2nd child, I had back-to-back treatment for 8 months. Probably 6 IUIs, 1 transfer from frozen embryos, and 1 fresh transfer (this one worked).

I had medical coverage. In total, for about 8 IUIs and 2 IVFs, I paid about $10k.

For my fresh transfer, they did 3 embryos. I wanted 5. Luckily 1 of the 3 took and I had a girl.