Emelia Bachman

I think she has great bedside manner and cares a lot about the success of her patients. The doctors at RAD all consult with each other and it makes me feel reassured that I'm in good hands and getting good care

Dont have expectations of what your diagnosis will be, what your treatment plan will be, or when you may get pregnant. That's only setting yourself up for disappointment. And come to every appointment with questions written down since it's hard to get an appointment

We were diagnosed with male factor infertility, got referred to a urologist. And then started IVF with pgs/pgd. I was on follistim and clomid, and had a lot of follicles but only got 8 eggs, and 2 made it to the blastocyst stage. I'm waiting to talk to Dr. Bachman about how our 2nd cycle may be different

so far we've paid about 20,000 not including medications

She strongly believes in SET

She’s incredible! I’ve been to two clinics with three different doctors and couldn’t imagine leaving Dr. Bachman at any point. She speaks to you as a person rather than a patient, celebrated with us on victories (even the small ones) and empathized with us when things doesn’t go as planned. She called us on her vacation to check in when we received difficult news and was there every step of the way for our transfer process. Dr. Bachman is a feelings girlie - she hugs, laughs, smiles, hopes, tears up a little - and I’m here for it all.

Choose her - she will do everything and anything she can to make your dreams a reality.

Retrieval: 6 embryos; 1 genetically normal - gonal f - Lupron - prenatal, coQ10, DHA, vitamin D Transfer: 1 embryo; currently 7.4 weeks pregnant - estrace 3x daily - PIO - prenatal, choline, DHA, vitamin D -

We used insurance coverage with Dr. Bachman so I’m not sure of total costs. I do know that it was less expensive than previous clinic.

Clinic believes in single transfers, but I believe sometimes allows for multiple. I only had one embryo so this was not a conversation we had.

I can not speak highly enough about Dr. Bachman. She is everything you want in a provider. She is kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable. Dr. Bachman will celebrate the good results and cry with you when things don’t go as planned. She greets you with a hug and makes you feel so comfortable during all procedures. When she calls with negative results you can hear the compassion in her voice. Anytime I have suggested adding or changing my protocol she has always been willing to make adjustments. She is honest about your chances of success and is thorough in reviewing all possible treatment options as well as their risks and benefits. I am so thankful for the care I have received from Dr. Bachman. I recommend her to everyone I talk to looking for an REI. I travel 5 hours to see her and she is so worth the drive!

Infertility is hard. The journey can be long, but you are going to have a great doctor by your side. Come prepared with any questions you have to use your visit time with her to it’s fullest.

My first donor embryo cycle with Dr. Bachman we used the typical FET protocol. We used oral estradiol 2 mg twice a day for 8 days and then increased to three times a day. My labs showed an elevated LH that meant my body my attempt to ovulate. US did not reveal any dominant follicles. Repeat labs showed that LH decreased. We did 5 days of progesterone in oil prior to transfer. The result of this transfer was a negative beta. My next donor embryo transfer we attempted birth control pills and then daily Lupron. The rational was to decrease the chances of ovulating during my FET prep. We did estradiol 2mg three times a day. My US showed a lining of 3.71 mm. We added 1mg of vaginal estradiol daily. My repeat US showed a lining of 5mm. We agreed to cancel the cycle due to a thin lining. We attempted the transfer again but without the Lupron. We did estradiol 2mg three times a day. US showed a lining of 6 mm. We added 1mg of vaginal estradiol daily and lining increased to 8mm. On day of transfer we added Lovenox, baby ASA, and medrol 16 mg daily. The result of this transfer was a chemical pregnancy My third donor embryo transfer we attempted a modified natural cycle due to our previous lack of success. Prior to starting our transfer prep we updated my hysteroscopy and obtained uterine cultures to check for endometritis. All test were normal. We proceeded with letrazole 2.5 mg daily for cycle day 3-7. We did an Ovidrel trigger shot. We added PRP to help thicken my lining and increase its receptivity. We started progesterone in oil 2 days prior to transfer. We added 2mg of estradiol twice a day the day before transfer due to labs revealing an estradiol level of 53. On day of transfer we added daily Lovenox, baby ASA, and prednisone 10 mg twice a day ( this was an increase in steroids since my previous transfers resulted in a chemical pregnancy). The embryo for this transfer was genetically tested. The result of this transfer was a negative beta. My fourth donor embryo transfer we did 2 months of Lupron depot suppression with 5mg of letrazole daily. We did this to treat any potential endometriosis. When we began transfer meds, we started baby ASA and prednisone 10 mg BID at the beginning of meds instead of day of transfer. We did 2mg of estradiol TID. Lining was 5.9. We added 1 mg of vaginal estradiol daily and lining increased to 8.3. We did 5 days of progesterone in oil prior to transfer. We also did PRP and an Intralipid infusion 5 days before transfer. The embryo for this transfer was genetically tested. This transfer resulted in a miscarriage. US showed a gestational sac measuring 5 weeks 2 days.

The clinic provides a price match for all services provided. My embryo transfers are price matched at $4,600. The cost of PRP was $500. The intralipid infusions are $300.

Dr. Bachman preferred to transfer one embryo at a time to decrease your risk of multiples which would be a high risk pregnancy. I did ask if I could transfer two donor embryos. Due to the fact that the embryos were donor embryos said she would have to ask the board for approval. Due to the extent of getting approval we opted for a single embryo transfer. However Dr. Bachman was willing to ask for approval if we were adamant about it.

Dr Bachman can be explained as angel on earth. She is very caring and comforting. She made sure I was doing okay physically and mentally as a patient. At my first clinic they would not even attempt to help me because they said I was overweight. Dr Bachman never mentioned that and never treated me as such! She truly changed my life. She gave me my IVF miracle and I hope she can give that baby a sibling in the future.

Trust her and know she will do what she can to help you.

3 IUIs using letrezole. Egg retrieval and ICIS because husband’s count was not good day of the retrieval. I had started to ovulate on my own so she said if I needed another retrieval she would change the protocol. She even pushed up my transfer because she knew I wanted to get it in before the holidays!

3,000 for IUI, not sure of IVF costs

I have been incredibly happy with my experience with Dr. Bachman. She is the second doctor I've seen in the practice and felt she is a perfect fit for our situation. From our first visit, she spent time going back through my entire history of infertility (multiple years) and coming up with a brand new plan for retrieval and subsequent transfers. My retrieval with her was the most successful (ended up with 9 embryos - 5 PGT normal). My first transfer with her (4th overall) ended in a biochemial. My second transfer (5th overall) I am currently 5 weeks pregnant.

Ask any and all questions. She will take the time to address every single one, even if they seem silly. One appointment I came with a lengthy list of medications I had seen people take online and we talked through each one's pros/cons to determine if it would be helpful for me.

For retrieval, we used a combination of low dose hcg, follistim and ganirelix. This was helpful because I was self-pay for this cycle so she found affordable drugs that would give me excellent results. For transfer, Dr. Bachman suggested we try a modified natural (i.e. take letrozole to induce ovulation, trigger with Ovidrel and transfer a week later with suppository progesterone). These two transfers have felt so much better and I think she was correct in thinking my body didn't like the synthetic hormones.

Retrieval was around 12k, plus meds (usually around 3k). Transfers (for self pay) are 4500 plus meds (usually around 100)

I have never requested multiple embryo transfer so I can't comment on her approach.

Dr. Bachman has always been willing to answer my questions, though I did have to often ask for a phone call. I have only seen her in person about 3 times, but it was clear that she was following my progress. Though my egg retrieval was a success, ultimately, we did not get any sperm from my husband's TESE procedure that happened concurrently. That was very disappointing, and even though Dr. Bachman did not have a role in that procedure, she still reached out to check in with us. She then guided me through the sperm donor process, which ultimately led to my current pregnancy. If you're looking for a doctor who will be present and hold your hand every step of the way, Dr. Bachman probably isn't for you. That's not her fault, but rather the way that the clinic runs. I think if I had asked for her to reach out to me more, she would have. She did answer her cell phone on a Sunday to talk to me when I was upset about our canceled cycle. Considering how big and busy they are, she makes a considerable effort to communicate with you.

Advocate for communication if you have questions or concerns.

For my egg retrieval, I stimmed with Gonal-F, Menopur, and Ganirelex. I was also taking baby aspirin and Lovenox due to an unrelated blood clotting disorder. I did a Lupron only trigger due to my risk for OHSS as a PCOS patient.

We chose to do a package that included one egg retrieval, embryo creation with ICSI, one year of storage, and one transfer. That cost roughly $12000. We spent roughly $3,000 on medications. Nothing was covered by our insurance.

We only transferred one embryo. There was never any discussion of transferring multiple embryos.

Dr. Bachman is very compassionate and caring. She has a warm personality and you feel like your concerns are heard with her. She is always available to answer all questions and try to understand your concerns. She is an incredible doctor.

Don’t be afraid to ask questions when you don’t understand or you disagree.

Lupron/Estrace FET cycle - lining was too thin with fluid, recommended we try a different protocol. Mini stim with FSH - started slow due to past history of hyper stimulation, lining thickened appropriately, transfer done, chemical pregnancy Mini stim with FSH - ectopic pregnancy Repeated mini stim due to successful preparation, transfer done, negative quant Repeated mini stim, too many follicles, cycle canceled. Chose new protocol due to hyper response, E Valerate cycle, transfer done, chemical ERA cycle completed E valerate cycle with results from ERA, transfer done, miscarriage

Could either be in the set morning block or at a specific time

I paid out of pocket because I had no insurance coverage

I had all eSET to avoid complications s with twins/triplets

Dr. Bachman's strengths are apparent the second you meet her. She is professional and caring. She works with you from where you are and explains each step along the way. She took her time with my husband and I while using her knowledge and experience to provide the best care.

Ask questions when you have them Dr. Bachman will answer them while providing support.

My reproductive doctor I originally worked with moved out of state so I was switched to work with Dr. Bachman. I had an ectopic pregnancy from my previous cycle with the previous doctor. Dr. Bachman reviewed all of my information, repeated diagnostic bloodwork and testing, and provided options for an action plan moving forward. I had two cycles of gonal F 100 and got pregnant both times, unfortunately both were ectopic. Now Im working with Dr. Bachman on diagnostic laparoscopy and hysteroscopy and considering IVF for future cycles.

Insurance copay of 25%, also had to pay for medications out of pocket.

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Dr Bachman is great, almost perfect. My only complaint is not knowing I had the option to freeze the eggs from my retrieval instead of fertilizing them all at once. Now I'm left with the decision of what to do with all these embryos and because I feel morally obligated to them I have faced a lot of stress and anxiety knowing I will most likely have a huge family when originally I only wanted to add 1 child from IVF, not 5 (potentially). This has also created a huge financial burden for us.

Discuss your options so you're not left with a bunch of embryos that you may not be sure what to do about.

Since we had been trying for a couple years and I was really struggling emotionally from the infertility, we decided to skip IUI after Dr Bachman explained the low success rate. She said I may be a candidate for mini-stim IVF which would be comparable in cost to the few cycles of IUI that would probably be necessary to conceive, so that's what we did. The mini-stim cycle produced 7 eggs, 6 embroys, and so far 2 babies with 3 embryos left.

I had to take time off work so it was never convenient. Even when I got there at opening time there was always a wait.

Initial consult was $150. I think the retrieval and up to 3 transfers was about $9000. The testing was about $1000, and meds were about $3200. For my second FET, the cost was $4200, meds were $900 and testing (sono) was maybe $300.

While I wasn't adamant about multiple embryo tranfer, Dr Bachman did explain that for my age and health single embryo transfer was preferred.

Each time we met with Dr. Bachman she was welcoming and understanding of the stressful situation. Through testing, diagnosis of unexplained fertility, and treatment she explained what to expect from each process. There were plenty of visits to the office over the entire time-frame but we didn't see Dr. Bachman at each visit. This was perfectly acceptable to me as the remainder of the staff was just as welcoming and competent as Dr. Bachman. Our entire process was long due to scheduling restraints on our end as well as a maternity leave for Dr. Bachman. While she was out on leave we decided to take some time off from the process. When Dr. Bachman returned, we picked up where were at and eventually continued on through a successful treatment process.

It is a long and stressful process, with testing, diagnosis and through treatment, however having a great team to work with is essential to providing you with support the entire way.

I used Clomid, a shot to make me ovulate (I don't remember the name), two days of IUI and ended the process with progesterone suppositories. During the process there was constant monitoring to detect the correct timing.

Based on my insurance I had copays that needed to be paid but a lot of the testing and treatment was covered by my insurance. The second time around my insurance has changed so it will be more out of pocket up front but overall will cost about the same as it did the first time based on premiums I was paying before. Some of the prescriptions (progesterone suppositories) weren't covered but the office worked with me to help find an alternative pharmacy to help lower the cost.

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I cannot say enough good things about Dr.Bachman. She truly is an exceptional doctor. She's getting busier with patients but she treats you as though you are the only one on her schedule. Dr. Bachman goes into great detail about your treatment plan and if you have any concerns you can reach out through the portal. She's even called me after hours from her cell phone to talk to me regarding some issues. I wish she could be my regular OBGYN as well. I always ask her if she wants to be all my doctor's in one!!

You will not be disappointed! You may have to wait for a few weeks to get an initial consultation but it is worth it. She is very honest but caring at the same time. Such a down to earth physician.

She did a full lab work up and I was diagnosed with unexplained fertility. We started off with the lowest dose of Fermara and timed intercourse which resulted in a negative pregnancy test. We tried two more months of Fermara and increased the dosage each time as well as did IUIs both months. Both resulted in a negative pregnancy test. I asked if we should try another month but Dr.Bachman did not want me to keep spending a lot of money as the success rates are still about 20%. Dr. Bachman informed me of a study that was coming up for IVF as my insurance does not cover any IVF or any fertility treatments for that matter. She was trying to help with the IVF cost by enrolling me into the study but unfortunately I could not take the specific medication that was being used. Now, I am trying to get money together for an IVF cycle. I really liked that Dr.Bachman didn't want to keep trying other things and wanted to get right to the best course of treatment.

Roughly $1800 per medicated cycle monitoring with IUI- tried 2 times $880 for medicated monitoring cycle with timed intercourse- tried once Progesterone and trigger shot- 3 times for a total of $120-150 each time My health insurance will cover office visits and workup for infertility diagnosis but co-pays is $35 each office visit/ultrasound. I lost track of how many times. Saving up for a mini-stim IVF cycle which is roughly$12,000 or a regular IVF cycle which is roughly $15000 and up.

This clinic only allows one embryo to be transferred at a time which I didn't agree with at first because I thought you have better chances with transferring two and I know many fertility doctors that will transfer more then one but it makes sense why they only allow one. It wouldn't change my opinion about the office or keep me from going there.

Dr. Bachman has been amazing since the moment I met her. She instantly made me feel calm - when all I was feeling before I first met her was frustration and disappointment. She helped reassure me that we would get to the bottom of my fertility issues. When diagnosed with stage 3 endo - she presented me facts in a simple straightforward manner that you can’t help but appreciate. We ended up needing IVf and had a second trimester loss. Dr. Bachman personally called me the day we found out we lost the baby to send her condolences and to help support us. I could go on for days about how truly empathetic and supporting Dr. Bachman has been to me in this journey In regards to recommending her to my best friend... I already have... twice. Two of my girlfriends were having fertility issues and are now also seeing dr. Bachman, and they love her as much as I do !

That if you want to get to the bottom of your fertility issues - Dr. Bachman is it !

I qualified for a “mini” atom cycle since my AMH level was so high. I was maintained on pretty low dose follistim and had a lupron trigger. We ended up being able to retrieve 28 eggs, 22 were mature and 20 were fertilized. I had considered being involved in a trial study - but the starting dose was double the dose of medication I remained on the entire time for my stims. I’m very thankful Dr. Bachman and I were able to talk about potential risks of doing the study and that we settled on the mini stim

We did a single embryo transfer which resulted in a positive pregnancy test

She was very compassionate, when we found out that my husband couldn't have children. She explained every process in detail and it was a pleasure to have her as a doctor. Even though we aren't done the process, I feel like she really cares about her patients and takes time out of her day to spend quality time with you and all of your concerns. she was very positive even after we got results we didn't want. She gave us time to process everything. There was a time you could see that she felt bad to give us bad news but handled it very professionally and compassionately.

She is a great and compassionate doctor and I would recommend her to anyone. my husband isn't fond of doctors but he loved her and how much she cared.

I only went through the process of making sure there wasn't anything wrong with me (the wife) and my husband went through the Male fertility factor. We haven't starting a treatment process yet.

there was a few co insurance Bill's for the different procedures but that is all.

Although I didn’t see Dr. Bachman for every appointment, she stayed active on my case the whole time. She was extremely kind, compassionate and informative. I would absolutely see her for my next cycle.

Ask every question you can think of. Dr. Bachman has no problem answering your questions and will even call you after hours if needed. Stay informed.

I was on Clomid 10mg and 300u follistim. It was expected that I would have poor response to medication so they went with a higher dose. They combined the follistim with clomid because I responded well to it in an IUI cycle.

I had insurance coverage at the time, which helped significantly. However, we still paid close to $10,000 out of pocket for Non-covered services, copays, coinsurance and medications.

I asked for a multiple embryo transfer and Dr. Bachman refused. This was an issue for me. However, she called me after hours to let me know exactly why she refused in my specific case, and I ended up agreeing. Dr. Bachman transfered a single embryo and I am currently 13 weeks. However, I am currently waiting on the results of testing because the doctors are concerned that my baby has a fatal genetic defect.

Dr. Bachman is very knowledgeable and a true professional. She always made time to see us or talk to us on the phone (even nights and weekends). She was very thorough in her explanations and with what we needed to do to be successful. My wife had endometriosis (stage 2) discovered half way through our treatment. I wish it had been diagnosed prior to 2 of our transfers (may have helped our odds of getting pregnant) .

To ask many questions and be very clear with what you want. There are many different paths to take for infertility. I would suggest doing as much research you can ahead of time before seeing the doctor.

We did IUI (2) times with no success. We then did (4) rounds of IVF with genetic testing of the embryos. My wife has less than average egg quality and we wanted to get as many healthy embryos as we could for transfer.

Up to this point, we've spent approximately $35,000

Reproductive Associates of Delaware prefer to do single embryo transfers. They say that multiple embryo transfers don't really increase the chance of pregnancy. Our 3rd transfer was with an egg that had already hatched. My wife and I may have pushed for implanting the 3rd and 4th egg simultaneously in that case (instead we did a single with a failed pregnancy).

Dr. Bachman always took the time to explain our results and our treatment options in terms that my husband and I would understand. She is a very compassionate physician who makes you feel comfortable about asking questions and voicing your concerns.

When seeing any fertility doctor, I recommend writing down questions before your appointment so you don't forget anything. Also, take notes during the appointment.

I was fortunate to qualify for and participate in a clinical trial (Megaset) that provided us an IVF cycle with PGS testing with little cost to us. We jumped at this opportunity pretty quickly after our initial consult. At the time, we were diagnosed with unexplained infertility. During the cycle, I had 52 eggs retrieved, 23 mature, 20 fertilized and 9 blastocysts. Of those 9, 3 came back PGS "normal". At this point after looking at these PGS results and doing a karyotype on my husband and I, I was diagnosed with a chromosome abnormality which causes infertility and recurrent miscarriages. We transferred our 3 embryos with 3 separate transfers and none took. We also did 2 Clomid IUIs with good responses which also did not work. At this point, we have moved and started treatment at a more convenient location.

Our monitoring, meds and retrieval and first transfer costs were mostly covered except about $1800. the two additional transfers were about $4000 each. I had IUI coverage through my insurance so just $25 copays a visit.

As a NICU RN, I agree with eSETs as I have seen the risks that multiple gestation pregnancies can carry.

She was very compassionate with me and took the time to let me cry out my frustration as she confirmed a diagnoses that had been thrown around by another Doctor years prior but then dismissed. She explained everything is basic terms instead of medical terminology making it all easy to understand.

Listen to her from start to finish, she cares, and has you health and best interest at heart.

My treatment cycle runs about $1700.00 per month with the 3rd month 1/2 price. Right now we have had to pause treatment so we could save up the money. My insurance covered diagnostics.

Dr. Bachman is wonderful, friendly and helpful. She has the biggest heart I have ever seen with a DR. She was so sweet from day one and even after we had our baby. She is always so friendly and willing to answer any questions that you have or any give you advise. She made you feel relaxed and like you mattered to her. She was very nice whenever I reached out to her for help or support.

Be ready to feel the love and support of Dr. Bachman.

I took hormone shots for 8 weeks leading up to the transfer. Then I took them until the 2 weeks pregnancy test. After it was positive, I continued to take the medication until I was 11 weeks pregnant.

It cost me $28K for the cycle plus extra testing and services.

She would only transfer 1 embryo at a time.

Dr. Bachman is amazing and there for you every step of the way. Even though I have not had a baby yet and had a lot of set backs she has adjusted treatment accordingly. She is kind and compassionate and a patient advocate. She truly wants to see me succeed with a healthy pregnancy

dont be afraid to ask questions

I am single and want to have a baby, I also have pcos. After the testing (labs, hsg, saline sono) We started with Clomid and moved to letrozole , then follistim with the intention of doing iui with donor sperm. My follicles never grew so we moved to ivf but did a mini stim cycle because she felt I would get a lot of eggs with my retrieval (which I did). This helped cut down the costs as well. In between all of this I have had 3 hysteroscopies to remove polyps. I've had 3 transfers (one fresh and two frozen) pgs testing was offered to me from the beginning but I chose not to do it then because I didn't have any risk factors. My first transfer ended in a miscarriage at 5 weeks. My next transfer was unsuccessful. We the revisited the pgs testing and did that. Unfortunately my last transfer ended in a chemical pregnancy. After that we did a recurrent loss workup with normal results. I am waiting on results from an endometrial receptivity aray. After that I will decide when to do my next transfer. I feel I need a little bit of a hormone free break and dr. Bachman is in full support of that. I have 5 embryos remaining and she remains hopeful that I will get pregnant

Pretty organized. I usually went first thing in the morning to avoid a long wait

With all of the treatments I've spent around 20,000

The moment my Husband and I met Dr. Bachman, we instantly felt comforted by her outgoing, positive attitude. Anytime I meet with her, she greets me with a big hug. She is extremely thorough when going over treatment options and my plan of care.

Ask questions! Do not feel embarrassed or uncomfortable. If something has been on your mind, if you are confused by what you are being told, simply ask. She is happy to help.

I started IUI treatments in Sept. 2015. August 2015 was spent getting lots of blood work and testing (Sono and HSG). The Dr. could find nothing wrong with myself or my Husband after the conclusion of testing. The Dr. felt that I should start with IUI treatments with artificial insemination. I used Clomid followed by OvidreI did this for 3 cycles. Upon my 4th cycle, a cyst had grown on my right side from the Clomid, so I was required to take a month off from treatment until the cyst disappeared. In January I chose to take one more month off. I started my 4th cycle in Feb. 2016 using Follistim injection 75 units per day, along with my Ovidrel. The 4th cycle failed and I am currently in my 5th cycle with Follistim. I actually just received the call from my Dr. office to take my ovidrel this evening, followed by two days of IUI.

With my insurance, I have unlimited IUI treatments I can utilize. I only have one lifetime max of $15,000 for IVF. In 2015 I paid a $50 for most visits as well as payments when my coinsurance kicked in. For 2016, I had to meet my $750 deductible, no copay and pay the coinsurance.

Dr. Bachman was wonderful and warm. She was also thorough and knowledgeable. Before prescribing a treatment plan or making a diagnosis, she was very thorough in testing both my husband and I. This made me feel more confident that we'd know all of the issues in advance and not continue to run into stumbling blocks. She took the time to sit down and talk things through. When I was having a hard time, or frustrated, she would spend additional time to make sure that I was ok emotionally. When I felt like I might need a break, she was encouraging with that too.

Be honest about how you're feeling and ask questions.

I did a series of tests at first that led Dr. Bachman to believe that there might be a leak in one of my fallopian tubes. She performed a laproscopic surgery to assess whether or not it could be fixed or if needed to be removed. Luckily, the tube was a wonky shape causing it to look like it was leaking in the tests, but it did not require any additional work. Afterwards, she started me on letrozole and ovidrel. Letrozole because my family has a history of breast cancer and it has less of a side effect. Unfortunately, my body did not respond to the letrozole after two cycles and we discontinued in favor of clomid. I did three cycles of clomid with ovidrel which was successful on the third round. I also had a progesterone supplement which i continued to use throughout my first trimester.

My insurance covered the majority of my treatments. I believe I had about a $25 charge with each standard bloodwork/monitoring appointment and about $50 for other more intensive appointments.

Dr Bachman is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, kind. It’s so obvious that she cares. RAD can be a bit “test-happy” at times, but I feel this is more the clinic’s policies. That said, everyone there is committed, knowledgeable, respectful, compassionate. And I appreciate that dr Bachman has always worked with me when I have wanted to make changes in the recommended course of action.

Let her know how you feel, and be open if you have doubts or questions, need a month off or want to speed things up. She’s very responsive.

We had about 3+ rounds of ovulation induction with timed intercourse for my son. The first ones with Clomid didn’t work at all. I responded right away to Letrozole and we conceived on our first cycle with it, leading to a healthy pregnancy. We are now trying for #2. Unfortunately after 3 cycles with letrozole and timed intercourse, we haven’t gotten pregnant yet.

$880 per ovulation induction cycle, not including drugs.

Dr. Bachman explained everything in enormous detail, making me feel safe and secure regarding my upcoming surgery. She laid out a plan and was extremely thorough and compassionate. I would recommend her to my family and closest friends.

Be ready to love her! Her energy is amazing.

We started with diagnostic tests and imaging. After finding multiple polyps and potential endometriosis, Dr. Bachman had me set up for surgery. After the surgery (depending on what is seen) she will decide whether IUI or IVF is the best route for me. Being only 31, I shouldn’t have to worry about infertility, but she assured me that everything will be worth it in the end.

$1,300. Bloodwork. Ultrasound. Sono.

I am still a patient of Dr. Bachman and it will be bittersweet being discharged from reproductive associates of Delaware. Dr. Bachman always makes us feel comfortable and is a very compassionate person.

That Dr. Bachman is diligent, and will do everything within her power to help you succeed.

I don’t remember the exact protocols.

I was able to choose any time throughout the day to schedule my ultrasounds.

The cost for MINI IVF was around $10,000.

My facility is a single embryo transfer facility.

Dr Bachman was very personable, there to listen, and went over every step of every process. She has a great bedside manor. After my last negative pregnancy test, she called me personally from her cell phone to make sure I was okay.

After having a hsg and soon, dr Bachman decided to go forth with surgery as we thought my tubes were blocked. We found out during surgery that I was actually missing the right side of my uterus and tube. We then stared on letrazole and ovidrel and came out with 4 negative rounds. Dr Bachman had us come in and discuss next steps. My husband and I have both felt completely in the loop with treatment

After insurance I pay 20% of all services