Manvinder (Manny) Singh

Dr Singh seems like he is very knowledgeable of my condition but doesn't always explain in great detail.I found that I had to ask a ton of questions for him to elaborate. I also thing he is pretty cut and dry and unaware of how he speaks to someone who has been battling infertility for 5years. Some visits seems like he is in a rush and doesn't spend anytime to make sure I am comfortable with what is taking place. I often had to call to get further instructions with the medications because I would be confused as to how to proceed.

I would say write down all your questions to ask the doctor on your visit. It's the best way to get a full understand of what the issue is and what the course of treatment will be.

For my cycles I was taking fermera for 5 days and after the five days I would come in to do blood and ultrasound I believe every week. Once the follicles were a certain size I was instructed to take a trigger shot once I received a call from the clinic and to have sex three to five days in a week. Then after the two week wait, I had to come in to test ovulation and pregnancy.

Each ultrasound I believe was at 600 dollars that I paid every week, blood work was about $50 separate cost for each hormone tested,pregnancy testing I was charged for but unsure of the price at this time, trigger shot $165 each shot.

Dr. Singh is the best! All of the staff at MRM including the other Doctor, Dr. Mersol Barg, are amazing, you won't feel like you are just a number at this office! Dr. Singh made sure my husband and I were comfortable with treatment options, he took our feelings into consideration and never just spewed scary statistics at me as other Doctors have done in the past.

As with any office, make sure you stay on top of your care, ask questions, make sure you're in the know, not just blindly going with the flow.

Because of my egg quality issues, we started right away with an IVF protocol. I had previously done multiple clomid cycles and gonal/IUI cycles at another office, resulting in one miscarriage. When I did not produce enough follicles for an egg retrieval, we converted the cycle to an IUI, resulting in a pregnancy with twin boys. Unfortunately we lost our boys at 22 weeks, we had complications and that were delivered early. We have recently worked up the courage to begin fertility treatment again and will be under the care of Dr. Mersol Barg at MRM, as Dr. Singh is moving out of state.

Each IUI that we have done here cost roughly $1000.

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He is very straightforward and yet he doesn’t come across cold or uncaring. I appreciate his candidness and that he wants to set our expectations appropriately. The plan was detailed and given to us in writing that made me feel everything was organized. I felt like I was in good hands with him as my doctor.

Write down all of the questions you may have as he will take the time to answer them. We were so overwhelmed with all of the information we didn’t take advantage of that time at our consultation like we could have.

After 2 failed clomid cycles at a previous clinic he recommended I take femara 2 pills a day have regular monitoring use an ovidrel trigger and then have back to back iui. The first cycle with home was done theirs way then we decided to just do one iui due to cost which he supported our decision.

I believe the IUI with washing of the sperm sample was $380 they also charge a monitoring fee and a coordination fee for the donor sperm sample which I think ended up close to $200 for the 2. In addition I have to pay a $15 copay for each monitoring visit with my insurance.

Dr. Singh was not very thorough with explaining each step in the process. I too and at fault as I was young and naive when I started seeing him and did not know all the questions to ask. Additionally, I felt like Dr. Singh didn’t review his notes properly. When I was taking medication for IUI, my blood pressure increased. My primary doctor place me on water pills to help lower my blood pressure. Right when I was prescribed blood pressure medication, I updated my chart with Dr. Singh. After 5 rounds of Failed IUI, my husband and I decided to try IVF. It wasn’t until we were halfway through the ivf cycle that Dr. Singh said the blood pressure was not ideal and safe while doing IVF. He changed my meds halfway through the cycle. I ended up with a negative pregnancy test and always wonder if it had to do anything with the blood pressure medication.

Do your research and ask many questions. If you are still unsure about a process, continue to seek clarification.

Dr.Singh recommended that my husband and I try IVF with ICSI. My husband sperm count was low and the shape was not ideal. By doing ICSI it would better our chances of having a successful cycle.

My husband and I paid around $9700 for ivf and then an additional $4600 for medication.

He is clear at explaining the testing process, what each bloodwork panel will reveal, and wrote it all out while talking as well to make sure we had plenty to look back at to remember. He did a good job of pointing out what was on the ultrasound screen and explaining each step of the SIS process, and then explaining what the next step would be at any given time.

My insurance plan doesn't cover anything infertility-related, we've mostly done diagnostics so far -- I think my SIS was around $500, everything seemed pretty average.

I am very involved in my care and would ask a lot of questions, he always answered respectfully and completely. The nurses/staff are very professional and easily approachable. When calling I was promptly connected to a nurse for questions or my phone call was returned within the hour.

He is very humble and certainly is not like the "cool" doctors full of themselves. I have met a lot of physicians who have some sort of narcissist personality. He is the opposite!

I went through IVF before and did not want to have another one. Donor eggs were not an options for our family. Since there was no true reason for us not to get pregnant - we choose IUI. Dr. Singh was open about it and said we would try 3 times. It worked at the first time!

Reasonable and comparable to other place I went to

I am not sure