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2021, Unsuccessful
Dr. Cho was very helpful, answered all questions whenever I had them...We only did IUI cycles and he was always clear in what protocols he wanted to follow. I think he was kind, compassionate but also realistic. He told me my chances of success but had hopes that with my history and age I had a chance of success...we did clomid, for all 3 IUI cycles...Overall though he found the time to talk to me, answer questions, and when he couldn't one of his nurses or staff members always called me back...
I've found nursing staff [at University Reproductive Associates] to be amazing, they are compassionate and helpful and understand that this isn't an easy journey...I both liked and disliked that early morning monitoring was first come first serve, they are close to where i live and are great in how they operate. The building itself looks a little dated but that wasn't a factor in my decision making at all...
How was your experience with Michael Cho at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School)?
The sense I have was that Dr. Cho was a little restricted in what he could do. He had some ideas and wanted to try different things, but at the end it didn't work. We only did IUI cycles and he was always clear in what protocols he wanted to follow. I think he was kind, compassionate but also realistic. He told me my chances of success but had hopes that with my history and age I had a chance of success. This is what drew me to him in the first place
What's one piece of advice would you give a prospective patient of Michael Cho at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School)?
He is a good doctor I think, he may not work for everyone and it really depends on your problems. But he is definitely willing to try.
During treatment, were you treated like a number or a human with Michael Cho at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School)?
Dr. Cho was very helpful, answered all questions whenever I had them. Generally though when I came to the clinic I would mostly be there for monitoring and that was a numbers game. Overall though he found the time to talk to me, answer questions, and when he couldn't one of his nurses or staff members always called me back
Describe the protocols Michael Cho used in your cycles at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School) and their degree of success.
we did clomid, for all 3 IUI cycles.
Describe your experience with the nursing staff at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School).
I've found nursing staff to be amazing, they are compassionate and helpful and understand that this isn't an easy journey.
Describe your experience with University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School).
I both liked and disliked that early morning monitoring was first come first serve, they are close to where i live and are great in how they operate. The building itself looks a little dated but that wasn't a factor in my decision making at all.
Describe the costs associated with your care under Michael Cho at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School).
The majority of costs were covered by insurance for the 3 IUI cycles, beyond that I paid deductibles and copays which are sadly pretty standard with my insurance.
Describe Michael Cho's approach to eSET (elective single embryo transfer) vs. multiple embryo transfer at University Reproductive Associates (New Jersey Medical School).
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