Jason Griffith

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Griffith. I had gone through my first IVF cycle with another clinic which resulted in 0 normal embryos to transfer and that doctor didn't seem to show any compassion or care in my results. Knowing that we could only afford to pay for one additional cycle, I did extensive research with varying clinics and met with 5 new RE's. Dr. Griffith was the last RE I met with and he immediately put me at ease. I had a long list of questions regarding my failed cycle and had done my own research regarding what may help in a second. He patiently answered all my questions and backed up all my research with data of his own. Once the cycle started, I only saw him at the key moments of my treatment but I never felt ignored. His nurses were there to help relay any questions I had quickly to him to answer. He was always positive and reassuring, even when I had doubts about my progress. He did not perform my egg retrieval but I knew that going into the cycle. I did have some minor complications after the retrieval which required a trip to the ER. I notified the clinic of my symptoms and ER visit and they quickly had me come in to be evaluated by Dr. Griffith even though everything had been resolved. He did perform my transfer and it couldn't have been a smoother procedure. He made both my husband and I feel comfortable and the transfer was a special experience. I couldn't have chosen a better doctor for my IVF journey. My only wish is that I had come to him the first time.

I think being understanding that you are not going to see Dr. Griffith at every appointment. I saw him for my consultation and during my stimulation period to confirm progress prior to retrieval. He did not perform my retrieval but I knew that beforehand so I was comfortable with it. He did perform my transfer and performed my US the day my pregnancy was confirmed in the clinic. He also performed my last US the day I graduated from the clinic. It was apparent to me that Dr. Griffith had a large amount of patients he was treating and that almost made me more comfortable in my decision to use him in that he was in such high demand. Even though I did not see him every appointment, I never had any issues in having my questions answered by him quickly.

Protocol was important to me and one of the reasons why I chose Dr. Griffith. After speaking with 5 different RE's, Dr. Griffith was one of two that offered a different protocol than the one I had previously used which resulted in a failed cycle. My first cycle was an antagonist protocol using a combination of Gonal-F and Menopur. I had a slow start (only a few follicles showing) so my Gonal dosage was increased on day 4. I ended up with 14 eggs retrieved, 12 mature. Of those, only 7 fertilized and I ended up with 4 embryos (3 abnormal, 1 low level mosaic). Since I did not have any normal embryos to transfer, the cycle ended. I took these results to Dr. Griffith and he suggested a Menopur only cycle which had been proven to result in more healthier/normal embryos, though it didn't produce as many eggs as with an added FSH injection such as Gonal. So in essence, we were looking for quality over quantity. He provided clinical trials I could reference to back up his recommendation. On the Menopur only cycle, I produced 7 eggs. 7 were mature, 5 fertilized, and resulted in with 3 PGS normal embryos. I elected to transfer one day 5 normal embryo and I am currently 12 weeks pregnant with a baby boy!

For one full cycle including PGS testing and medications, our costs were around $25K.

This was my choice really. I was against multiple embryo transfer and Dr. Griffith supported my choice and never suggested anything other than an eSET.

Dr. Griffith is the most wonderful doctor I have ever had. From the moment we met him, we knew that he was the doctor for us. We are so grateful to have such a knowledgeable, patient, compassionate, transparent, and thoughtful doctor during a sensitive, heavy journey trying to conceive. If it wasn’t for Dr. Griffith, I would’ve gone the rest of my life suffering from stage 3 endometriosis. He was the first and only doctor to finally detect what was wrong with me. Every time we are in front of him, we feel at peace knowing he wants this for us just as much as we do.

He’ll ask you to come prepared with questions, but he’ll already address them without you even having to ask. He’s that wonderful.

Dr. Griffith was very thoughtful and thorough when it came time for my egg retrieval. He made sure to avoid puncturing any of my endometriomas to prevent infection. He’s always prepared and ten steps ahead.

$13, 750 for IVF Roughly $6,000-$10,000 in meds

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We loved Dr. Griffith so much we’ve already recommended him to a friend. He’s thorough with diagnostic testing, fully explains the process, and he’s realistically optimistic. His clear communication never left us guessing and made it very easy to trust him during a naturally anxious process. He tailored or IVF treatment to best suite our case and we were beyond thrilled when we ended the cycle with 9 embryos and a success pregnancy after 1 transfer. He truly did everything in his power to give us the highest chance of success and he was just as excited about it as we were.

Trust the diagnostic testing and monitoring. After speaking to other IVF patients with other clinics, I’m so happy Dr. Griffith did due diligence to make sure my body was adequately prepared for egg retrieval and embryo transfer.

Not sure what the proper name of my protocol was but I was on stims for 13 days total. Started with just menopur and Gonal-F, then added in Cetrotide after day 6. I triggered with Lupron due to my high follicle count. My doses were on the lower side since I had a higher AMH, but the longer stim process still gave us 36 mature eggs and 9 embryos.

The monitoring appointments were very easy. I was told my monitoring data before we even started stims. I went before work and was out in less than 15 minutes most days. As we got closer to retrieval and transfer, they became daily which I appreciated. The increased monitoring assured me we weren’t missing our prime windows for retrieval and transfer.

1 complete round of IVF (1 egg retrieval and 1 frozen embryo transfer) was $18,000

A single transfer was highly recommend in our case due to our MFI diagnosis, no history of miscarriage, and my age.

Dr. Griffith is very down to earth and very compassionate. I always felt like he was giving me his best treatment plans and a realistic expectation to what he thought the outcomes would be. He always made me feel comfortable and he never seemed rushed if I was asking him questions. His compassion for me and my care is what kept me wanting to go down this path to parenthood.

Go into your consult with an open mind. Be prepared to hear things you may not want to hear but know he is going to give you his educated opinion on what the best course of treatment is for you.

When I went to Dr. Griffith I had just completed a failed IVF cycle with a different practice. He looked at the protocol used previously, compared my labs and age, and decided to do a cycle with max doses. With DOR he wanted to get the best number of eggs he could get, as quickly as he could get them. We did that protocol twice. The first time we got 1 embryo that was transferred frozen. The second time we transferred 1 fresh and sent the other for PGS testing. The transfer failed and the testing results showed abnormal, missing chromosomes and having extras of others. This gave us more of a clear indication of my poor egg quality so we could proceed to donor egg.

My costs were covered mainly through insurance billing. My insurance provides up to 3 cycles of IVF. Medications and co-pays were paid out of pocket until deductibles and out of pockets were reached, after that most treatments and medications were covered.

He has a strong knowledge and wide experience base. There were a few times where I felt things could be communicated more clearly and that all options explained. However, he was willing to spend the time with us that we needed to ask any and all questions we had to ease any uncertainty or anxiety, and for this, I am truly grateful.

Ask any and all questions you may have. Do not hesitate to also inquire about supplements, holistic methods and current research with him. He is always willing to chat about all options.

Due to diminished ovarian reserve, age and a low AMH Dr. Griffith put us on a very intensive hormone protocol. I was unresponsive the first time around so he adjusted the protocol completely for the second time which was more successful. He also had us on several supplements. Currently, we are waiting and hoping to start the third round after taking a few months off to add in some holistic approaches.

over $20,000 for 1 cycle

He is great with explaining in detail the process coming next. He takes time to speak with you and not rush you. He listens when you speak and doesn’t interrupt. Overall he is a great doctor who cares and I believe wants the best outcome for his clinic and our family.

Tell him all your concerns and lay it all out when consulting so he can take the best approach

I have had only diagnostic up to this point. I had extensive blood work done and all has come back normal except my vitamin d levels. I was called by his office and given specifics on where to get the supplement and how much to take for how long. I am going to be doing a hysteroscopy soon.

So far we have spent only our copay. I am waiting on the bill for the lab work as we will have to pay 20% I believe. Our testing for the hysteroscopy will be $1,000. Then if treatment is needed or we want to try an IUI first it will be no covered by our insurance as they only cover diagnostic. We lost a baby at 13 weeks last year and trying for another is hard enough. Then having to pay out of pocket if you need help is so not helpful in this terrible situation.

Dr Griffith is very good bed side manners, he seems like he truly cares. I feel like dr Griffith is a very good dr, but after 4 IVF and nothing from it, he seems to add more stuff that he recommends we should do and it's more money and we spent so much money, I'm worried we cant go any further. I switched from the Willow brook office because the staff at the Woodlands, one particular girl was very rude. A year later I went back to the Woodlands because it was a street down from my job. It seemed much better since they moved that girl from the front to the back.

Great bed side manners

Clomid, iui, IVF frozen transfers, hysteroscopy, ERA SCRATCH, numerous blood work.

15,000 for IVF 3,500 iui 1 time only Clomid, .. wasn't bad, maybe 20 bucks a month ERA scratch 1000 Hysteroscopy 2,500 Each egg transfer 4,500 x 4 times Egg storage was currently 500, but in 2020 went up to 600

Please see previous typed reply. I will add to that, that my husband and I participated in the Walk of Hope in the Woodlands on April 28th this year. We had met Dr. Griffith earlier that month and to our surprise he recognized my husband and I and remember both of our names after just one meeting, that spoke volumes about him to us!!!!! It made us feel like we were human beings and not numbers on a spreadsheet!!

To be flexible in your expectations, science can only manipulate your body so much and so many things have to align properly for the best outcome. It's not on your schedule or timeline, it is on the doctors, meds, and whatever your body sees fit....

Still in the process and don't have everything yet.

Still 8n process but total with medication it is $25,000

Personally we want our doctor to transfer 2 but he said 100% that was out of the question for me even if I signed the waiver. I have heart muscle damage from chemotherapy (chemotherapy that also plays a big part in whybmy ovaries are damaged) He doesn't feel it would be safe for me and he doesn't want to risk it. He said the goal is a healthy baby and Momma, and my husband and I reluctantly agreed. And I di agree with his logic on the issue, 1 pregnancy will be enough strain on my body. He also said it is possible for 1 embryo to split and become twins..... So risking putting I. 2 that could split and become 4 was too much for him.

From the minute we stepped into his office and met him we knew he was he doctor for us! I was very blunt as to what I expected and what I had already been through he assured me he would make it all happen! He explained to us what new things we would try and the outcomes we could expect! He was always positive we could get pregnant even with my husbands tese sperm! If I ever had a question about anything he would call and explain it to me! He’s amazing!

Tell him what you expect and what you want from his treatment, he will listen to you!

We first started off by using testosterone and priming me for one cycle to see how I ovulate son my own. Once we did that we then used menupor, cetrotide, gonal and omnitrope. They got 13 eggs, 9 fertilized and 5 made to blast. We did not pgs any of them.

12,700

He allowed us to transfer 2 the first time since I’m 40 and husband is 47, and they were untested day 6 and 7. This transfer resulted in a chemical. We had 3 day 7 blast left and the office had a formal meeting deciding rather we could transfer all 3 since we decided we would be done after this, and they agreed. One took.

We have only consulted with the doctor, however he was very honest about %'s and expectations. He is open minded to our preference to begin with IUI while IVF may be a more effective method he was not at all discouraging.

If it pops into your head, ask. He qill put all your questions at ease.

We have not started cycles. I previously did clomid and estrogen with my last doctor. My husband has provided 2 samples 3 yrs ago. Dr. Griffith has obtained all of my testing and imagining as qell as those samples, he has requested an additional sample and I am to return for my sono and blood work at the beginning of my next cycle. From there we will discuss the steps my husband and I are most comfortable with.

Our testing and diagnostic treatments are covered by insurance. However noncovered other costs would not exceed about 600. I believe IUI was just over $1000 for a round. However, IVF is much more expensive but we were told that if the first transfer doesn't take, the will not charge for the next transfer.

I believe the Dr will only transfer one embryo at a time. While I respect that this is for the safety and success of the embryo, and I know if unsuccessful the next transfer is not at cost, I have a difficult time qith

Dr Griffith took the time to get to know us and made sure we were always comfortable with whatever he was recommending. I have never seen a doctor (and very few human beings) with more compassion than he showed to us. He is truly an amazing doctor and person. I couldn't recommend him enough!!

Be honest with him and don't be afraid to ask questions. He will never make you feel as though he doesn't have the time to answer, and is happy to explain things in as much detail as you need.

For egg retrieval #1 he did more of a "typical" protocol with Menopur and Gonal-f. This resulted in 4 eggs and 2 embryos. Both were abnormal. For egg retrieval #2 we did Androgen priming and higher dosages of meds plus we added in an HGH and Micro-dose Lupron. This round resulted in 7 eggs which made 2 embryos and both were abnormal. For round 3 we did Androgen priming and then only did Menopur. This was our most successful cycle with 5 eggs and 4 embryos. I am now 33 weeks pregnant with one of those (and a mosaic embryo from round 2)!

First cycle was around $20,000. Each cycle after was around $6-7,000 and transfers were $4,500

He really took this on a case by case basis, which I appreciated. I never felt that he had a strong opinion one way or another... It really depended on the situation.

He truly cared about making my dreams a reality. He comfort me when I was down and celebrated all my highs. Egg retrieval was hard on my body. It’s seriously the hardest thing next to carrying twins I’ve ever done. He would stay after hrs to see me to check and makes sure I wasn’t going through OHS. When the 3rd IVF transfer was cancelled because my body was not responding he promised we would get there and said I deserved the perfect conditions. After we had to fake a 4th IVF cycle to do a FET he donated meds to us because we couldn’t afford another $1000 on injections. He said, this will work, we just have to get the right timing. When we we unsuccessful he personally called me and let me just cry and offered consoling words. He is hands down the best doctor that cares about his patients.

IVF is hard you start with a plan but that plan doesn’t always happen. You have to be mentally prepared that it’s going to be hard and it’s most likely not going to go as planned.

I’ll try my best on this question. First round IVF. We used menphor (sp) and gonal-f, pills and patches. Right after egg retrieval I bagan to bleed and I bled so much that he canceled the fresh transfer. It was the best decision. I was in too much pain from retrieval for two weeks after. A month later we did a normal FET with pills and patches and PIO. We transfered two embryos. A week later I took a pregnancy test and I was pregnant. We had our first son at 27 weeks. He is now a very healthy 4 year old. 3 years later we were ready to add a sibling we started a FET cycle normal FET with pills and patches. Halfway through the first time we canceled because there was fluid buildup in my uterus. We started another FET a few weeks later and again halfway through same issue. After next cycle we change things up and decided to fake an IVF cycle. We used a small amount of final-f to stimulate my ovaries for 21 days. Right before you’re going to transfer the pocket of fluid made its appearance and we had to cancel. Next round we changed some things and I started stimulating for 17 days. This time no fluid build up. We transfered everything looked perfect but the transfer was unsuccessful. A month later we decided to try the same thing but this time instead of transferring one we did two embryos. It was successful and at the first ultrasound I was pregnant with twins. We now have three perfect children thanks to Dr Griffith.

First go was 20k Second go when all added up close to 15k

Dr. Griffith has such compassion and truly makes you feel like you are in it together. He cries when you cry and has joy when you have joy. He always explained everything to me and walked me through each step. During my retrieval and transfer, he made sure I was comfortable and calmed any nerves I had. He does have a lot of patients which means he is out of office a lot to do retrievals/transfers and so was not able to do every single one of my scans/appointments, but was always there for the important things.

Write down any questions or fears you have because he will answer and help to make you feel better! There’s so much uncertainty and fear surrouding infertility so it is amazing to let some of that go.

I had a high AMH during my initial consult so Dr. Griffith opted for a Menopur only cycle. I started at 175 Menopur and was bumped up to 275 because of a low response. Added ganirelix and my ovaries unexpectedly exploded into overtime. Because of this, we switched from HcG to a lupron trigger with the understanding I would do a freeze- all and wait to transfer. I then started protocol for a FET, 2 weeks of estradiol 3x a day, then added progesterone and transferred. I followed the exact same protocol when I did a second FET, 2 years later.

We were lucky to have insurance coverage so we paid our out of pocket max, which was around $3,800.

For my first transfer, he left the decision up to me and we decided to transfer 2, 1 stuck. For the second transfer, he strongly recommended 1 and I agreed. He has changed his standard practice in the 2 years between transfers but still let you transfer 2 if you sign releases.

Throughout the entire process Dr. Griffith has had fantastic beside manners. Each time my transfer failed he would call me that evening personally and go over what happened and what we can do differently the next time.

Ask questions and be vocal about your thoughts and what you want your plan to look like.

My first transfer ended in a chemical pregnancy. Since everything appeared to be on a good path we stayed with that plan for the second transfer. It did not implant. Before the third transfer I had a ERA which was suggested by Dr. Griffith. It showed that I needed 12 hours more of progesterone. My third transfer ended in a chemical pregnancy. I have not started my second round of IVF yet, but when I do we are going to change my medication protocol see if I can produce better quality eggs.

The costs are a little high but if you aren't successful with your first round of IVF then the physician fees are waived for the second round. I spent roughly $24,000 last year to do a round of IVD that yielded three embryos for three transfers. None were successful, so I am hoping to try again sometime this year if I can save the money.

He suggested one each transfer and I was ok with that. For our next round of IVF we will be transferring two.

I was pleased with Dr. Griffith at the beginning of my treatment. After 1 miscarriage, his associate performed a hysteroscopy, and I learned about pre cancerous cells in my body. Dr, Griffith treated me for 2 months and a colleague performed a second hysteroscopy. The pre cancerous cells were gone. I was hopeful that this was the treatment I needed. My husband and I opted for an IUI. Dr. Griffith was extremely optimistic, so I was disappointed when I started my cycle prior to the pregnancy test. The office still had me go in for this test even though I already knew the outcome. We took a break in treatment and got pregnant twice on our own. Both ended in miscarriage, unfortunately. Dr. Griffith told me later the pregnancies were considered chemical pregnancies but did not explain that to me. We went back to Dr. Griffith to discuss IVF. He was ready to start the process. I asked about my thyroid and other tests that could be performed to figure out why these miscarriages occurred. Dr. Griffith did not feel that looking into anything else would be of benefit.

Always get a second opinion.

For the IUI, I took Gonal F injections. The meds did provide multiple eggs being in play during the IUI. We did the ovidrel trigger shot for ovulation. For whatever reason, the IUI was unsuccessful.

I spent $7,000 on fertility diagnostic testing and treatments with this doctor. This includes 2 hysteroscopies, genetic testing, prescription medications, and 1 IUI round.

Dr. Griffith would only transfer 1 healthy embryo (after PGS testing). If we did not have PGS, then he would transfer up to 3.

Dr. Griffith was very good about listening. He would answer the 1,000s of questions we had and would tell us what he honestly thought was best for us to do next. He would have consultations with us when we weren't sure about something.

Listen to the Doctor. He is the expert in the area of infertility. Do NOT search the web for what you think would be best. There is a reason they do everything in the order that they do it. I got very frustrated at first because I didn't understand the process, but now that I do it all makes sense.

We did Clomid with our OBGYN, so when we got to Dr. Griffith we went to IUI. He told us the differences in success rates and price between IUI and IVF and since we were unexplained infertility we decided to do IUI and use IVF as a last resort. Before doing an IUI I had to have a hyteroscopy to make sure that my uterus was in good condition and clear of fibroids. After 2 rounds of IUI he still wasn't sure why things weren't happening. Everything was perfect with our IUI, but the sperm wasn't meeting the egg. We took a break after this because it was emotionally and physically draining. We went back to see what we should do next. Since I took a break, he went ahead and did another hysterocopy to make sure that nothing had formed over the last year. After this we began stims to start IVF. Through IVF we used a number of injection prescriptions which resulted in 27 eggs being retrieved. After ICSI we had 18 embryos frozen. We transfered 2 embryos about a month and a half later (after my body healed from retrieval) and one survived.

IUI- about $4,000/round (without medication) IVF- about $13,000 for retrieval and transfer (without medication) IVF Frozen Transfer- about $4,000 (without medication)

Dr. Griffith Highly suggested that we only transfer 1 embryo because I was so young. I fought it and pushed for 2. He did transfer 2 because that was what I wanted, but he warned me of the risks that can come with multiples.

I would like to see him every visit but he is very easy to communicate with and response back on a timely manner. I feel that he should perform all procedures scheduled for his individual patient. Overall he is a good doctor. He is happy to repeat things if needed. He listens to his patient and treats them accordingly to each protocol. I am very satisfied with his bedside manner and appreciate his compassion through such an unpredictable process. Even though I got frustrated and wanted to switch docs he didn't let that ruin his patien to doc relationship with me.

Always ask as many questions as you want. It's a lot of info to process so if you think of questions after you leave the office don't hesitate to reach back out to him.

Birth control to prevent ovulation while testing is performed. Started on menopur and gonal f 225 ovary stimulation. Planning for a frozen embryo transfer because of one blocked tube and DOR.

The cost in broken up between the clinic and the surgery center. The genetic testing is extra too.

My doctor stated he would do two embryos at the most but I feel it should be a mutual agreement between the couple and the doctor. I feel that the doctor should listen to the patient but do what medically is best for the patient.

I didn't see Dr. Griffith as often as I would've liked. The times I did see him, he was fully present and always kind. I do wish he had performed the egg retrievals, however. Despite two failed IVF cycles, we did learn so much from the tests Dr. Griffith insisted we undergo. We learned that I have MTHFR and a clotting disorder. That information has helped us maintain my current natural (completely spontaneous) pregnancy that occurred mere months after our last failed cycle. I'm so grateful!

Don't be afraid to ask lots of questions. Dr. Griffith will address them all, and he's remarkably comforting.

I don't recall the exact protocol, but I took Bravelle, Menopur, and Ovidrel before my retrieval. I had approximately 11 follicles that looked promising, but only 5 eggs were retrieved. Three of the eggs were mature, and only two fertilized. Only one egg made it to day 5, and it was frozen. I had responded well to stims for an IUI at another clinic so he thought it would go well. After the failed transfer, Dr. Griffith spoke to us again and said he'd introduce Lupron and an antagonist protocol should we decide on round 2. With round 2, we used Lupron, Menopur, and Gonal-f. We had 10 follicles. We ended up with 2 poor quality 3-day embryos. Unfortunately, they didn't take.

$25k - this includes one IVF cycle and unlimited frozen transfers as well as meds.

From our first consultation to testing to treatment routes, Dr. Griffith was there to explain everything and give his advice. He never gave us an ultimatum, it was our decision on how to proceed. He was compassionate when I had concerns and would not make myself or my husband feel that our questions were redundant or dumb. I truly cannot wait to go back to him when we are ready for number two.

Do not hesitate. He is there to help with whatever you need. If you are having issues, please go see him.

When we had a failed first cycle (we didn’t transfer) because my lining was not thick enough, Dr. Griffith made sure to adjust my medication for the next round to help the thickening. This was extremely comforting that we was ready to adjust our course and not prolong the process.

From start to finish, including all testing, medications, and procedures, we spent roughly $13k.

My insurance company was urging for only a single transfer, but when I was discussing my concerns with Dr. Griffith, he put my concerns to bed. We opted for multiple (2). He was supportive with what we wanted.

Dr Griffith is a great guy! He made sure to calm my concerns and even when things weren’t going perfectly, he would reassure me that everything was going to be fine. He even kept me as a patient longer than normal because of my body having issues with being pregnant because he was wanting to make sure everything went the way it was supposed to. If/when we decide to get pregnant again, we will 100% be going to see Dr Griffith again!

Ask lots of questions! Don’t be afraid to ask why he is doing something that may not make sense.

My procedure was 3 years ago so I don’t remember everything, but I know he tailored everything to me. Most doctors would use one protocol for everything but mine was completely created for me, down to the medications and dosages.

My insurance covered most of my procedure so my costs were significantly reduced. But when I did have costs that I had to pay out of pocket, HFI tried to help find ways to do payments.

Dr Griffith helped me choose to transfer 2 embryos. He was willing to state any concerns he had but was willing to do what I wanted overall.

He is compassionate and knowledgeable. I found him approachable and easy to talk to.

He could be the one doctor who can help you with your dreams of a family.

First time was one round of shots, pills and patches which worked like a dream. Second time tried a different approach twice which did not work so my treatment was adjusted to what had worked before, resulting in pregnancy. I don't seem to have any problems with holding a pregnancy, it was getting pregnant that was the problem.

It is expensive, but they are willing to work out costs. I am not sure outside of paying upfront for treatment but they do provide resources for financial help.

Dr. Griffith was compassionate and shared information clearly and in great detail. Even when we adjusted our course of treatment he would explain it all clearly. The one thing I was a little upset with was the timely responses/feedback about medication changes or embryo development. That took the longest.

Stay on top of the communication. Send the messages. Get the extensions of important people. Skip the IUI and go to ivf.

He was awesome with us as a LGBTQ+ couple. He let my wife push the plunger in the IUI cycles as well and always speaks to us both with kindness.

18,000 for process with the clinic 5,000 for medication

Great bed side manner, very detailed in explaining and answering any questions I would have. He is very compassionate and knowledgeable. Made me feel I was in good hands and that I was getting the best treatment options.

Don’t be afraid to ask because he will take the time to acknowledge any questions you may have.

While trying to go for my first round of IVF with PGD, he discovered a “gumball” sized myoma. He told me I would need surgery before trying for my round of IVF to remove the myoma since this could potentially prevent the embryo from attaching if we were to move forward with IVF. Although I wasn’t expecting something to delay my IVF cycle, I was grateful for his honesty and for being cautious in the hopes of achieving a successful pregnancy in the future.

Don’t remember

2 embryos is the maximum allowed to transfer per doctor and I’m okay with that.

I really don’t see any weaknesses, I recommend him to anyone having issues. The only weakness is there isn’t more of him! You are automatically comfortable when you meet him. He explains in terms you can understand and can relate too

Do it! Tell him what you need- so he can explain things , trust him

I do not remember my protocol but we did make adjustments as needed and different approaches

A little expensive, but they do offer a discount if you are self pay and your first cycle fails . Lots of options for financing. Sometimes offering meds

Nope I totally understand his thought process

Dr. Griffith is a wonderful doctor. He is patient, kind and always listens to the patient and their opinions and concerns. He treats you like a ‘person’, not just another case. My husband and I trust him completely.

To let him guide you through this process. It’s hard enough to do, but remember to believe that he knows what he’s doing.

I believe our 1st and 2nd rounds were the same protocol, we added acupuncture and adjusted our medication regimen. For our upcoming FET he wants to add an extra day of PIO shots before we transfer.

Monitoring appointments were done in the mornings, but could be first come first served as soon as they opened. I always got there early so I was in and out pretty quickly.