Joshua Stewart

My partner and I could not have imagined a better doctor than Joshua Stewart for our fertility treatments. We felt supported by him and his staff from the very first consultation where he provided an extremely thorough and articulate assessment and diagnostic plan for us. Over the next year, we found that he and his staff provided the smoothest experience we could imagine during our 5+ IUIs and one round of IVF.

No particular piece of advice comes to mind besides that I would recommend Dr. Joshua Stewart to anyone who is thinking of beginning a fertility journey.

Diagnostic tests for my partner and I quickly revealed that my partner has male factor infertility. Dr. Stewart recommended a urologist who diagnosed my partner with a varicocele. With this information, Dr. Stewart recommended several more courses of non-medicated IUIs given that the infertility was moderate and my age was <35. While these IUIs did not result in a positive pregnancy test, we agreed that they were the best approach for us given his assessment and do not regret them at all. Dr. Stewart then recommended IVF with 5-day embryo transfer. The medication course he prescribed yielded excellent results for the egg retrieval. We ended up testing all embryos genetically, even though he had recommended a fresh transfer for the first transfer. We felt comfortable making our own decision here since we felt informed/supported by Dr. Stewart and his staff.

All our monitoring and treatments were covered by copays through insurance - with the exception of the genetic testing associated with IVF, which is almost never covered by insurance based on my understanding. The testing cost ~5k

After 2 miscarriages, I got in touch with WCM in June 2022. I got pregnant spontaneously in September and ended up having a miscarriage that very poorly handed miscarriage in the fall (I was told there was no heartbeat, cried and left, then was called and told that actually maybe it's just a bit early, can you come back next week? I think you'll still miscarry but I don't want you to take the pills unless we know for sure...it was drawn out for 3 weeks.) After that 3rd miscarriage, I was ready for a change, and Dr Stewart's office was a breath of fresh air. He met me and my husband in January and was sympathetic to our experiences thus far, describing himself as a perfectionist and positive but also a realist, which permeated out entire experience with him and his practice. He was action-oriented throughout. I ended up having to have a hysteroscopy due to lingering tissue from the recent miscarriage, and he understood how frustrating the setback was but handled it efficiently, performed it himself, and got us on our way. We had a very successful retrieval cycle and ended up with 6 healthy embryos, which was a huge relief and very exciting. We did 2 transfers naturally (no meds), and both failed, which was stressful and a bit demoralizing. When the first failed, Dr Stewart to called to explain that the first transfer is a bit of a 50/50, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't, so let's try again with the same approach. When the second one failed, we decided to do a medicated transfer. Because it was a scheduled cycle, Dr Stewart actually performed the transfer himself (the previous ones had been done by the doctor who happened to be in the OR that day), and that one worked — I'm now 23 weeks pregnant. I imagine had we had fewer embryos, he would have been more aggressive about medications sooner, but I'm content with the approach, as I'd somewhat easily gotten pregnant 3x before, and with tested embryos we felt like it should work, and he was trying to spare me from all the drugs and progesterone shots, if I didn't need them. All in all, I'm delighted with Dr Stewart and his whole team, and I'm SO glad I made the switch when I did. I can't recommend him enough and felt supported and confident throughout the whole process, even with the failed transfers.

Good luck, you're in the best hands!

I did a classic stim cycle for my egg retrieval — Follistim, Letro pill, Menopur, Cetrotide and a trigger. For the natural FET, I did nothing but Ovidrel. Having gotten pregnant before, we figured the issue was with the egg quality, and with tested embryos, it felt like natural could work. After 2 failed natural transfers, we moved to frozen FET, for which I took birth control pills, then Lupron injections, then estrogen patches, then intramuscular progesterone, which continued until I was 10 weeks pregnant.  

Part of why we pursued IVF was because we fortunately had great insurance coverage for it. We paid copays for visits, meds and all procedures (which were more than your classic $25 copay). The only thing not covered that we had to pay for fully out-of-pocket was genetic testing, which was ~$4k. There were also a few times when I needed to refill medication sooner than insurance would cover it again, so we paid OOP for that.

I had had a LEEP procedure when I was 20, so from the start, Dr Stewart was always a proponent of a single embryo transfer for me.

Dr. Stewart was the best doctor I've ever had, making my fertility treatment the best medical experience I've ever had (which is crazy, given how intensive and stressful fertility treatment can be). He is extremely knowledgeable and, most importantly, always shared every aspect of his thinking with us. Fertility treatment is an art and a science and he always brought us up to speed with the latest research, as well as providing his opinion and perspective on what he felt was the best course of action for us. He also took into account our preferences and mental health in devising our plan. On top of that, he has incredible bedside manner. I saw him almost every time I went for monitoring during my cycles and he was always kind, patient, and brought a great sense of humor to the daily slog of treatment. He was also very competent in testing procedures such as saline sonos, HSGs—invasive tests that I was nervous about, but were all quick and virtually painless under his care. We felt able to put all our trust in him.

Feel confident putting your trust in Dr. Stewart. My husband and I are big over-researchers and so much of the struggle of infertility for us has been doubting the course of action, doing our own research, being overwhelmed by information. Once we were in Dr. Stewart's care and realized how incredible he and his clinic are, we made an active effort to put our trust in our medical team. This lessened the mental load on us, gave us the confidence to full heartedly pursue treatment, and we knew we weren't alone on our journey anymore.

We first started with four monitored medicated cycles (letrozole) with timed intercourse at home. These were not successful, but we were not quite ready to move to IVF yet at that point. Afterward, we began IVF. I had minimal side effects from stims (I believe I was on a lower dose of meds) and generally felt good the two weeks before retrieval. We did one retrieval, which went well. On Dr. Stewart's recommendation, we transferred one fresh day 5 embryo (the best graded one), while freezing and PGT testing the other embryos. We were a little nervous about a fresh transfer, which he recommended we try because he felt the likelihood would be high that it was genetically normal at my age. We are so happy we followed his recommendation because that transfer has worked so far and all prenatal genetic testing has come back normal, as he suspected!

This would depend on insurance coverage. We were lucky to have insurance coverage for most of our care, except a few procedures (PGT testing, for instance).

He recommended we only transfer one embryo at our age.

I saw Dr. Stewart for most of my monitoring appointments on weekdays at the Brooklyn office. I really appreciated the continuity of seeing him with regularity for these appointments, as we were able to establish a personal rapport. I was always met with warmth, compassion and humor. I never felt rushed during any appointments, even when I came with a list of questions - no question was too small or silly, and he always took the time to explain everything in a clear and complete manner. He (and his team) came to know that my husband and I wanted ALL details and data on everything, and was happy to go through all of our results in details as was possible. He really makes you feel like you're on all on a team working together to reach the same goal. While I was thrilled to successfully become pregnant, I was truly sad that I had to move on from him as my regular doctor! He's just a lovely person.

Don't be afraid to ask any and all questions and bring up any concerns or worries, no matter how big or small. While you will see him regularly in the Brooklyn office, any other monitoring appointments on weekends or holidays are in Manhattan and almost always with other docs, so I really tried to take advantage of the time I had with Dr. Stewart during those visits. He will always take the time to listen and answer any questions.

My first cycle we did the standard antagonist protocol, and although we added ganirelex 5 or so days in, I still almost ovulated and we had to do my retrieval a day or two earlier than we hoped. We still retrieved 12 eggs, but only 6 were mature and I ended up with only 1 blast which was abnormal. He then switched me to a microdose lupron protocol for my next 2 cycles, which were both hugely more successful - 2nd retrieval 19 eggs, 6 blasts and 2 normal, and 3rd retrieval 25 eggs, 7 blasts and 1 normal. He definitely found the protocol that worked best for me!

All cost was out of pocket, which was ~$25k per retrieval cycle, and about $6k for the transfer.

Dr. Stewart felt strongly about transferring 1 embryo only, as we were testing, and the risks of transferring multiples outweighed any benefit. I completely trusted and agreed with him.

Dr. Stewart managed my care through two egg freezing cycles. I had researched a few providers from large healthcare networks in NYC. We met in-person and he was clear, direct, and patient in walking me through the statistics, procedure/process (including initial blood work and ultrasound) and timing considerations. He was quick to respond on the same day follow-up questions, and I knew he was the best-fit provider for me. Over the course of my egg freezing cycles, he kept me motivated and informed on my progress. Daily monitoring was simple/quick, explained how my scans were performing and what to possibly expected, and has a gentle bedside manner (ultrasounds aren’t comfortable with all the bloating!).

Don’t be afraid to ask any and all questions, and be direct in sharing your family planning goals/timing so you can plan the best course of treatment together

Round 1 egg freezing: was suggested to use an estrogen patch, but my ovulation had been inconsistent. Once period started, it was a 11 day process from injections to extraction. Used Menopur and Follistim for the first few days and added Ganirelix for the back half, rounded it out with Lupron trigger. Round 2 egg freezing: used ovulation tracking strips and was able to apply estrogen patch before start of treatment. Similar protocol and timeline as above. We discussed and agreed on goal to improve outcomes, so Dr. Stewart started me on higher doses of Menopur and Follistim at the start of first few days and possibly extending the trigger shot. Fertility is truly an art and a science. I was able to put my trust in Dr. Stewart’s expertise, and am grateful for the results!

Weill provides a pricing chart with the initial consultation. My insurance helped covered costs for treatment (once I met deductible) and medication, so out of pocket I probably paid $5K?

After my first doctor relocated from the clinic, I was nervous to start with someone new. However, immediately upon meeting with Dr. Stewart, my husband and I knew that were in good hands. Dr. Stewart led with compassion that we were going through something hard, but also positivity and information. Dr. Stewart was always very clear with facts and expectations. I saw Dr. Stewart for every one of my monitoring appointments (unless over the weekend when all satellite offices go to the Upper East Side) and I left every appointment with a clear understanding of the process, where I was, and next steps. When my first transfer failed, Dr. Stewart called personally to deliver the news, told me to take the weekend and then we would set an appointment to game plan next steps the following week. Having communicated with many doctors through portals, it was nice to have that direct contact and the understanding that this was hard.

If you want a doctor where you do not feel like a number, Dr. Stewart is one of the best. You will have a lot of direct contact with him during monitoring appointments and opportunities to ask questions and get a better understanding of what you are/will be going through.

I started with 3 IUIs for insurance purposes. Dr. Stewart remained positive about them but was clear that he ultimately felt that IVF would be the more successful route as I am DOR with only one ovary. After the 3 failed IUIs, I moved on to 2 rounds of IVF. I responded well to the meds the first round, so we kept the protocol pretty similar. Estrogen patching, Gonal-F, Menopur, Cetrotide (with Clomid added the 2nd round). I retrieved a small amount of eggs both time (due to DOR/1 ovary) but they were all mature in both rounds. I did a fresh transfer from the 1st egg retrieval (untested embryo), which did not stick. I did a second transfer from the 2nd egg retrieval (PGT tested) with a fully medicated transfer and it stuck!

My egg retrievals and transfers were covered by insurance (after completing 3 IUIs). However, ICSI, which is the main fertilization technique used by Weill Cornell, is not covered through insurance, nor is PGT testing, freezing/thawing.

We only proceeded with single embryo transfers.

I truly cannot articulate how appreciative I am to have been in Dr. Stewart's care. Not only is he an amazing compassionate doctor but a great human who deeply cares about his work, makes every patient feel like they're the most important and leads a great team of nurses and staff who are just as lovely to work with. I never felt like just another patient or doubted that he wanted the same outcome for me and my husband as much as I did. I always felt heard by Dr. Stewart and feel really lucky to have been able to see him. I just wish he could be my OB for the remainder of my pregnancy! I

You will learn so much throughout this process - Dr. Stewart is super helpful in educating and going slow with his patients to ensure they understand. I asked so many questions and never felt rushed or embarrassed about what I didn't know about my own anatomy.

Dr Stewart was amazing during this journey. He has a very caring manner, and he is very personable and thoughtful in explaining the process, the potential outcomes as well as the risks. He is very knowledgeable, and he was very careful to keep a balance between the needed medications and the desired outcome. This journey is a an emotional one and we really felt supported along the way. I would strongly recommend him.

Ask all the questions you want, no question is stupid and Dr Stewart will clarify anything you need.

IUI with clomid & ovidrel. IVF cycles with Menopur, Gonal-F, Cetrotide for stimulation, HCG and Lupron for trigger (HCG intramuscular - the Dr does not recommend subcutanous). Genetic testing embryos due to our age there was a high risk of abnormalities. IVF transfer of 1 embryo (if the embryos are tested and normal it is not recommended to transfer 2 embryos as it is a high risk pregnancy) Progesterone until week 8

Dr. Stewart is just as he is described by all the glowing reviews here—kind, respectful, present, compassionate, professional, etc—but what struck me most was his level of expertise. I had full confidence that he was on top of all the relevant research on my condition and that he could put this knowledge into practice. With some infertility conditions (like my own, primary ovarian insufficiency), the best one can hope for is luck. But as they say, luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. If there is an opportunity, Dr. Stewart will spot it, and he is as prepared as anyone could be to make the most of it. You couldn’t be in more capable hands.

I will speak here to those with POI specifically. I knew that the odds of conceiving a child with my own eggs were slim. I decided to plug away at it for a year under Dr. Stewart’s supervision, notwithstanding these odds. My decision was not so much in the hope of success, but so that I could know I gave it a good try and perhaps find some peace in that down the road. I would advise anyone with POI to do the same. Go in with reasonable expectations. Conceiving a child with your own eggs is for most of us unlikely, but you can rest assured that you are not wasting your time with Dr. Stewart. He is as knowledgeable and skilled as they come, and he will optimize any chances you have.

I was diagnosed with POI in May 2021. Beginning in July 2021, I underwent regular blood and ultrasound monitoring for guidance with timed intercourse. I was also prescribed estrogen patches to suppress my high FSH levels. The process eventually led to one cycle (in Nov 2021) that began with relatively low FSH levels. Dr. Stewart pounced on the opportunity and prescribed what turned out to be a successful round of Clomid. I was sent home with an Ovidrel trigger shot and instructions for timed intercourse. In Dec 2021, I received a positive pregnancy test, and as I’m writing this (June 2022), I am in my third trimester of pregnancy.

Before beginning treatment with Dr. Stewart, I had consultations with other providers. From my first contact with Dr. Stewart, I had complete confidence that he understood my family building goals and also my areas of concern specific to my medical situation. He was methodical and thorough in assessing my situation, and explained each result and prognosis in an accessible way. He presented me with a recommendation that factored in my concerns and was honest about the outcomes that I could realistically expect. With each step of the process, I knew that I could rely on the fact that Dr. Stewart was taking time to keep updated on my progress. Dr. Stewart was optimistic and encouraging, and also provided me the information that I needed to be able to make informed decisions about my treatment plan. Dr. Stewart is kind, personable and effectively instilled confidence. I have left each interaction with Dr. Stewart feeling well cared for and knowing that he has my best interests at the forefront of all recommendations that he makes. My only regret is that I'm not able to continue care with Dr. Stewart through my pregnancy!

My advice for prospective patients is to be open and communicative with Dr. Stewart regarding your goals and concerns. He is non-judgemental and treats his patients with respect.

I went to Dr. Stewart for help conceiving after years of ovarian suppression following a breast cancer diagnosis. Dr. Stewart's treatment protocol closely monitored my estrogen levels so as to mitigate the risks of IVF that may have been tied to my cancer history. He also took the time to consult with my oncologist before devising his treatment plan. I was able to retrieve more eggs than Dr. Stewart had initially predicted, and was also able to freeze more normal embryos than had been anticipated. Dr. Stewart was also supportive of my decision to have weekly acupuncture treatments throughout my retrieval and transfer cycles.

The egg retrieval costs were around 11K and the embryo transfer fees were around 5K. Some of my testing and lab work was covered by insurance, and Dr. Stewarts office also helped me to apply for a LiveStrong fertility grant.

Dr. Stewart recommended that I transfer one embryo, and I felt well informed of his rationale for this.

Dr. Stewart was wonderful from the first visit. I was honestly not expecting someone so kind, patient and approachable. From the beginning, he took the time to explain every procedure, treatment, and next step with patience and kindness. I can tell that he genuinely cares about his patients and never worried that I would not get the care and/or answers I needed. I wish he could be my OB beyond fertility treatment!

With Dr. Stewart, you are in great hands!

I started with ovulation monitoring due to secondary infertility (12 months TTC, with a 2 year old that was not difficult to conceive). This monitoring involved bloodwork and ultrasound around the time of ovulation to predict timing and schedule timed intercourse. Dr. Stewart saw a small calcification on my uterus that may have been a remnant from my first pregnancy. I went for a hysteroscopy (D&C) to have this area removed as it was possible it was preventing successful implantation. Dr. Stewart told me many times that this was not 100%, that this may not have been causing any issues with implantation but that it couldn't be ruled out as an issue. He made sure that I was in full agreement on proceeding with this as a next step. I actually pushed for this to be done. After this, I did one cycle of Letrozole with a trigger injection. This was to ensure ovulation was actually occurring and also time intercourse even more accurately.

I was initially intimidated by the egg freezing process - it is obviously a highly emotional decision. Dr. Stewart and his team simplified the process and gave me all of the information that I needed, allowing me to feel empowered by the decision I was making. I felt supported by Dr. Stewart; he is not only approachable, but also reachable.

Feel comfortable asking all the questions you have. Dr. Stewart will answer them honestly and quickly.

I started injections on day two of my period. I took two daily injections for the first five / six days and then three daily injections for the remainder of the cycle. My last day of injections was a lupron 'trigger' shot.

I felt very lucky to get to see my own doctor for the majority of my monitoring appointments. While the practice is busy, I always felt individually attended to and cared for.

My initial appointment and the majority of my cycle/medications were covered by insurance provided by my employer; my out of pocket expense was around $1000. I now pay $300/quarter for storage.

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ADORE Dr Stewart. The best doctor I have had in my entire life. Great at managing expectations and providing context while maintaining compassionate, trustworthy bedside manner. Honestly can’t praise him enough. I had a terrible prior experience with another facility and he turned my fertility game entirely around.

Book a meeting now!

We did 2 rounds of timed intercourse with trigger shot (both failed) and then went to IVF with PGT-A and FET (which worked in one transfer round).

On par with NY standards

I appreciated this approach as I am afraid of twins and was otherwise healthy. I also had very healthy embryos.

Dr Stewart is the best doctor I’ve ever come across, I wish I could continue my pregnancy journey with him until the end, but thanks to his expertise, I’m writing this review 9 weeks pregnant as I’ve just graduated from his clinic. He’s exceptionally warm, thorough, explains things in an easy to understand way, had time for all my questions and has a sense of humor to make you laugh along the way.

If you’re considering IVF, Dr Stewart is your doctor, book an appointment right away as he’s the best of the best.

Daily monitoring results were checked by Dr Stewart and my protocol for egg retrieval altered daily to work with my body. We did PGT testing given I’d had two prior miscarriages. We then had a 5 day frozen transfer.

Dr. Stewart was extremely kind and compassionate, and showed great knowledge throughout our fertility journey. He created a personalized plan and was extremely communicative throughout all cycles. Being the only doctor in his office created a very intimate environment and allowed me to get to know his nurses and staff, unlike the larger office uptown where we had to go for weekend visits which felt more like a factory. He was gentle and cautious when delivering bad news, and always had a next steps plan ready to be discussed if and when I was open to moving on. He was also excited and optimistic when delivering the good news, and it really felt as though he was extremely invested in our journey to create a family, and our success was his success. This created a trustworthiness that was very helpful throughout our journey.

Trust him!

Dr. Stewart was always very supportive and helpful at our many appointments. He often called with results himself-- even on holidays -- and was always happy to hop on the phone to discuss options and game plans.

Dr. Stewart is great option, especially if you live in Brooklyn. His office is brand new and appointments were always quick and efficient -- I never spent too much time waiting.

Because we did multiple cycles, Dr. Stewart adjusted and adapted our IVF plan based on previous results and how my body responded to the medications -- and each time we ended up with more eggs retrieved than the previous cycle. He also pushed to help me do a naturally timed transfer-- saving me from unnecessary medications and injections, which I was very grateful for.

We were lucky to have insurance cover a lot of the expenses associated with our care.

Dr. Stewart is warm, reassuring, and patient. He really takes his time with you and is very understanding of your concerns and anxieties. I trusted him wholeheartedly. He explained things thoroughly, always gave you the truth, but somehow also maintained an optimism that was really comforting. You never feel rushed with him, and he always makes sure to answer any questions you may have.

Do it! Don't hesitate! He is great.

I have newly diagnosed PCOS, so treatment initially was just natural cycle monitoring with bloodwork and ultrasound.

I am lucky that the large majority of costs were covered by my insurance. But they give you very detailed billing documentation during your first appointment so nothing is a "surprise." They also give scripts of what to ask your insurance company, etc. Also have a dedicated billing number to call with any questions or concerns.

Dr. Stewart is a wonderful physician who uses his expertise to build a fertility plan for his patients designed specifically for them. He thoroughly discussed my diagnosis with me and was extremely empathetic and compassionate while delivering my care. During our last IUI cycle, he was able to work around the death of my uncle. He cares about you as a person and your quality of life.

You are in excellent care with Dr. Stewart. Trust the process and his expertise and don't be afraid to ask any questions or reach out.

I was diagnosed with PCOS and did 4 IUIs. Once I was diagnosed with PCOS, I started Metformin. During the preparation for the first IUI, I happened to be ovulating on my own so no additional medications were taken for this IUI. My husband was also diagnosed with a varicocele and Dr. Stewart referred him to an excellent surgeon. For the last 3 IUIs, I took letrozole for ovulation and Ovidrel as the trigger injection. We were successful on our 4th IUI and are currently expecting twins.

I was fortunate enough to have insurance coverage for my care with Dr. Stewart. I paid a $35 copay for each appointment and IUI and $30 for each trigger injection.

Dr. Stewart is attentive and truly deeply cares about his patients. Throughout our fertility journey together it felt as if I was his only patient - that’s how much he connected with us and made the time (however long) to see or speak to us. Coming into fertility as a complete unknown to us, he explained absolutely everything in detail and made sure we felt clear and confident about each of the steps. He is welcoming and attentive when you first meet him and that did not change from the time I moved on once I got pregnant. We did have a chemical pregnancy / miscarriage and he was there for us emotionally as a doctor and helped us navigate what to do next. I cannot say better things about him as a doctor (and fertility support coach)!

No question is too dumb, ask whatever questions you have...as many times as you need to! He’s patient and will make things as clear as possible for you

We went with IUI from the beginning so it was only one strategy. After 3 attempts he still felt confident we would conceive given my results previously had continued to show growth in a positive way - 4th time, we conceived!

~ $250 per IUI with insurance covering majority of it

Dr. Stewart listened to me and understood that I was eager but that I wanted to explore options before IVF. He ensured that we did not rush into treatments without all the data and information to make informed decisions. He went above and beyond, calling to give me results when he could, meeting us in the office for a consult after hours, staying at the hospital so he could do an insemination for me. He really believes in a very high standard of care, but has a strong understanding of the science behind every decision.

Be open and honest about what is most important for you in the process, he will listen to what you want to do and help guide you based on his experience and expertise.

1 cycle unmedicated IUI with monitoring. I had one mature follicle 2 cycles of IUI with clomid (don't remember the dosage) with monitoring and trigger shot. Both cycles I had 2 mature follicles I was going to try to fit in an IVF cycle prior but we were waiting on some male fertility test results when I was due to start and Dr. Stewart encouraged me to wait until we had all of the information. My partner had surgery for varicocele in March and we conceived naturally in May

Dr. Stewart is the best doctor I have ever worked with. He is very thorough, compassionate, and has a fantastic bedside manner. It was also great that he addresses every concern on the first visit, from the consultation to the full evaluation. You leave his office knowing exactly what is going on and what the plan is to proceed. I would 100% recommended him to anyone I know and have in fact already done so to several people.

As someone with PCOS who does not ovulate regularly, Dr. Stewart came up with a quick and easy plan that fit my needs and wants perfectly. Luckily for us, getting pregnant was as easy as some synthroid and metformin.

Only a small copay from my insurance.

Dr. Stewart was phenomenal. My husband and I switched to Dr. Stewart after having a terrible experience at another clinic where the doctor was unresponsive and uninvolved in our treatment. Dr. Stewart always took the time to answer all of our questions and would give us a game plan that we could understand and would put our minds at ease that there were other options available to us despite our having had two failed transfers prior to switching to him. His nurse, Molly, called every day with the test results and was always very caring and would answer any questions I had, sometimes spending more than ten-fifteen minutes on the phone with me to explain things. When things were not going well or it was bad news, Dr. Stewart would always personally call and thoroughly explain things, as well as provide us with additional options so we would not lose hope. Dr. Stewart and his staff make you feel like they are on your journey with you. Could not recommend more.

I had two failed frozen embryo transfers prior to seeing Dr. Stewart, both were medicated cycles. On my first cycle with Dr. Stewart, we tried an unmedicated cycle which was not successful. Dr. Stewart then suggested an ERA which showed that my implantation window was slightly off from the norm. The next cycle we did another frozen, unmedicated cycle, which unfortunately resulted in an ectopic pregnancy. Dr. Stewart then suggested we try another round of IVF with a fresh transfer, which was successful.

Dr. Stewart is an extremely caring and knowledgeable doctor. I felt like I was in the best hands while going through this process and would recommend him to anyone considering fertility procedures. He is truly amazing!