Michael Traub

Dr.Traub was very honest from the beginning, he explained everything we needed to know about the steps we had to take to do IVF. He was very honest at times and made me feel very comfortable. He allowed my wife to be present at all appointments which made our journey special.

Trust the process, it is all worth it in the end

Compared to my first treatment with a different fertility clinic, my protocol with Dr.Traub was effortless. I was on progesterone, estrodial, prednisone, baby aspirin and a prenatal. I was given direct instructions throughout the entire process.

My first transfer with Dr.Traub did not take. My second transfer we transferred 2 embryos and one took. My embryo quality wasn't the best and I was blessed with this opportunity of one sticking.

Dr. Traub was knowledgeable and approachable. He listened to myself and my husband and was able to provide a treatment that was the right fit for us. It was easy to book appointments and Dr. Traub was available to answer questions and address my concerns via email. After my egg retrieval, he kindly spoke to me about my results and walked me through what to expect, which was extremely helpful. As it is time to transition to my OBGYN for care, Dr. Traub made sure to explain everything to me and get all the information my obgyn needs for my treatment. Although IVF can be daunting, I had a great experience with Dr. Traub.

Don't be afraid to ask questions, as he's very patient and supportive.

We used Gonal-F and Menopur for my stims, with Cetrotide starting about halfway through stims. I triggered with Novarel and Lupron. Overall, a total of 19 eggs were retrieved, with 15 being mature, which created 12 embryos that were sent out for genetic testing. This was my first and only egg retrieval. We decided on a FET, which happened the same month as the retrieval. I started taking estrace and progesterone prior to the FET. Although i don't recall the timing, I was also taking prednisone until about week 7 of my pregnancy post transfer. Baby asprin was started the day after the FET.

I never had to wait very long. Everything seemed really well organized. If you needed both bloodwork and ultrasounds, it felt seamless and you could be out of the clinic within 15 minutes, which is great if you're rushing to go to work.

Our IVF was covered by insurance. However, if for some reason we were denied, I believe costs were estimated to be around 13k (Retrieval, transfer, bloodwork, ICSI, cryopreservation, PGD biopsy fee), but that wouldn't include medications.

We had never considered transferring multiples, so we did not have this conversation.

Dr. Traub is an exceptional provider who has an incredible amount of knowledge and is able to give over that knowledge in a way that is understandable and approachable to the patient. He is there for the patients and is always answering questions quickly and effectively. Dr. Traub takes his time with every patient and spends as long as the patients need answering questions or clarifying anything that the patient may worry about. He is able to make something that is potentially extremely overwhelming into something very approachable and understandable. He has a calming presence and a reassuring nature which is so valuable during this journey.

I would tell the patient to never hesitate to ask Dr. Traub any question - he is there for YOU and he wants to help you. Never worry that a question is a bad question, because he is happy to explain anything you need.

I am still in the middle of treatment but so far I have done 3 IUIs with Dr. Traub. He constantly checked my hormone levels and implemented medications to help elevate my progesterone when it was excessively low.

Dr. Traub was extremely compassionate to my husband and I. He would make me feel heard, and provided incredible detail of all the procedures I had. He was confident, compassionate, patient, and took his time to make sure I was comfortable. I feel like he is on this journey with us, and is just as invested as we are. His strength is his timely communication. For example, when I would email him from home at any hour on any day, I would get a response almost immediately. I have never had a doctor provide that type of resource. He was definitively the first doctor to not judge me based on my weight. Other doctors saw my limitations as a liability, yet not matter what I faced, Dr. Traub found a way to find a solution. Even though the 3 IUIs and 3 IVF cycles I have had did not produce a child, I still remain hopeful since the doctor is invested in the plan he has for me. There were not many weaknesses that I had to deal with in my experience. I appreciated his direct, yet warm delivery.

I would tell a prospective patient to be persistent and persevere. Dr. Traub remains approachable, and if for any reason, you have concerns or are unclear of the direction your journey will take you, just ask your questions. I assure you he will answer then without judgement and a whole lot of hope.

Genetic Testing to show any issues between my husband and I. HSG- results showed a blockage in my left tube, which led him to believe I may have endometriosis. Further surgery is needed to determine diagnosis Saline Sonogram-results were normal 3 IUIs: Letrozole for a week, then trigger shots,ovidril, along with Lovenox (since I have Factor V Leiden) 2 full IVF cycles that was from July-October. Currently preparing for another egg retrieval. I am day 2 of stim drugs at the highest dose. 3 powder vials of menapur and 525 units of Gonal F. After my retrieval, the plan is to have an hysteroscopy to determine why implantation is being compromised. If in fact it shows I have endometriosis, I would assume I would prepare for more surgeries in the future. I had a mock transfer cycle to prepare for my ERA after my first transfer failed, which showed that I need an extra day of Progesterone. Drugs included for every procedure: Metformin and Adipex (phentermine) to help me bring down my weight Gonal F and Menapur, Ganirelix, Clomid, Lovenox, azithromycin, prednisone, Ovidrel, Lupron, progesterone in oil and estradiol.

Super quick and efficient! I was able to be in and out, and never waiting long in the waiting room. Leslie is amazing. She is warm and welcoming, and makes you feel very comfortable while performing the ultrasound. I would get my results every time around 1pm.

$500 for each IUI.I had to pay $2500 for my egg retrieval, $200 for each tested embryo. $20 co pay for every visit

Due to my high risk in my weight, as well as my diagnosis of Factor V Leiden, he did not want to put my body in any other harms way, and believe to transfer on embryo at a time.

My husband and I have been trying to have our first child for four years. Honestly we held off on seeking professional consultation for infertility due to my health issues and all the horror stories that we’ve heard. We were at the point that if results came back too invasive then we would take some time to heal and possibly adopt in the future. After some research, we reached out to Dr. Traub. We figured it wouldn’t hurt to go to the first visit. From our first consultation we could tell Dr. Traub was genuine, kindhearted, and authentic. We truly loved his honesty and putting things into detailed perspective. In September 2021 we had all necessary check ups, bloodwork, and tests for both my husband and I; we spoke about our potential options. Late November 2021, we had our 3rd failed IUI. We then had the choice of taking a break, another IUI, or our first round of IVF. After much thought, we decided to do our first round of IVF with complete hesitancy. Luckily, Dr. Traub and his staff/team are absolutely amazing! Any questions or concerns they were there to respond with care (even over the phone or through email). The training on how to administer shots was very helpful as well. Late January 2022 eggs and sperm were retrieved. After all testing only 1 embryo was considered viable. With this emotional rollercoaster, my husband and I agreed in taking a fertility break after this round. March 1st embryo was finally transferred. Staff and Traub informed me of some success stories of only needing one great embryo, but mentally at that time I was preparing for the worst. With great patience, love and science my one embryo stuck! I’m currently starting my 5th month of being pregnant. We are still over the moon! All are healthy and well! I know every person’s story is different, and I remember reading billions of reviews (being skeptical). My only suggestion is do everything at your own pace, if you have questions then ask, and don’t hesitate to at least make that first visit. Thank you Dr. Traub and team 💗

I know every person’s story is different, and I remember reading billions of reviews (being skeptical). My only suggestion is do everything at your own pace, if you have questions then ask, and don’t hesitate to at least make that first visit.

The best part under Dr Traub was communication, even though every visit with him was related to the procedures performed that day but all questions asked that time were answered and those which were unanswered were covered through contacting him on emails which he always responded within half hour.

Ask as many questions as you like. Doctors can’t tell you everything until you ask them

For my IVF cycle, - 1st Injections Protocol starting 9/9 MENOPUR 75IU + Folistim 150IU for 4 nights 2nd protocol starting 9/13 - Monday and Tuesday night- FOLLISTIM and Menopur as prescribed - Tuesday morning start Ganilerix until told to stop ( 1 inch below belly button) Premixed take out air and inject Wednesday 8am ultrasound bloodwork 3rd protocol starting 9/15 - 75 units of FOLLISTIM and menopur Wednesday and Thursday - Ganirelix Morning injection till Friday - Friday Ultrasound 4th Protocol starting 9/17 - FOLLISTIM 75 units only. no menopur - Last ganirelix - Saturday night 2 trigger shots - Novarel IM - 5cc of liquid into the powder - Draw 1cc that’s 1000 at 9pm - Lupron @9 pm belly - Zpack 2 tabs bedtime at night no liquid no food - Sunday morning 9am another Lupron trigger shot Day 0- Egg retrieval day 9/20 Retrieved 15 eggs Cramps, pain & fever, low energy Day 1 after Retrieval 9/21 11 matured and 8 fertilized Pain and fever bed rest Energy low Day 3 after fertilization 9/23 8 made it to Day 3 No fever but back pain, cramps Energy low Day 5 Blastocyst 9/25 4 embryos reached blastocyst stage Energy little better Day 6 Blastocyst 9/26 2 more embryos reached blastocyst 9/27 Monday Biopsy cells sent for PGT Testing. Back to office but with low energy. Slept early for recovering. TRANSFER PROCESS STARTS 10/1: Period day 1 Light flow to medium 10/2 Period day 2 Normal flow 10/3 Period day 3 Normal flow 10/4 Period day 4 Light flow 10/4 PGT TESTING RESULTS IN - [x] 3 embryos perfectly normal 😄 - [ ] 3 embryos abnormal (1 embryo with less chromosomes so considered abnormal) - [ ] Ultrasound and blood work - [ ] Started Estradiol tabs 3 times a day

It was well oiled machine. The appointments were scheduled for the morning schedule well before the office timings so it wasn’t an issue at all for me. 15-20 mins at max with minimal wait time. Leslie did my usual ultrasound monitoring at the south Plainfield office and she was gentle and efficient every-time. Very cordial and always smiling.

The Ivf cycle including transfer costed around 13K Monitoring ultrasounds were covered by insurance Ivf medications costed 3K PGT was out of office service costing $100 per embryo plus shipping. Freezing embryo for 1 year costed $1200

Yes my doctor had a strong approach towards eSET because of health implications to the mother and baby. He was determined towards single transfer and educated us on the positives of it

Dr. Traub is very knowledgeable and always takes the time to answer my questions. He is also available by email in case something comes up that I need to ask quickly. He always included me in the decision making and would clearly explain the various options. Couldn’t ask for a better doctor.

I would say to trust that is making the right decisions for you, and ask questions if you don’t fully understand- he is more than willing to answer questions.

I did a second retrieval this year in which Clomid was added in since my FSH was borderline high. Otherwise I took Menopur and Gonal-F for stimulation and then Cetrotide to prevent premature ovulation when the time came. I triggered with Lupron and HCG. For my transfer, I was on Medrol and Doxycycline and had been on Lupron for a few weeks prior. I have a history of failed transfers so that’s why we tried the Medrol. I have endometriosis so the Lupron helps with Estrogen suppression.

Thankfully I had insurance coverage this time so I paid about 3k for genetic testing, storage costs and coinsurance fees.

He is definitely an advocate for single embryo transfers if they are genetically tested.

He is extremely knowledgeable and always answered all my questions (big and small) at our appointments and even by email! We feel very comfortable with him and never had a bad experience. We really think he knows best for us and our situation. I had two laparoscopy / robotic procedures done by him for endometriosis, fibroids and tubal blockage. He’s sent me for a ton of tests before any treatment and really does purposeful work in my opinion. We’ve done IUI’s and IVF. We have our beautiful 2 year old baby girl through IVF. I am forever grateful to him. We always recommend Dr. Traub to our family and friends. I always go to my appointments prepared with questions and never get to them since he always answers them first! He reads my mind and is an incredible doctor.

He will always be professional but you may not like what you hear. He is direct sometimes blunt and will always go over options with you but sometimes the news isn't what you want to hear but it’s what you need to hear.

For our miracle daughter, our IVF cycle started with 6 estradiol pills / 2 inserts / 2 progesterone tablets / 1 baby aspirin / 1 lovenox shot daily. As time went on, we adjusted progesterone and estradiol as needed. I had appointments often to monitor how my body was reacting to the medication and at around 6 weeks pregnant, an ultrasound to confirm the heartbeat.

Bloodwork and ultrasounds for monitoring are done at two sites on Staten Island from 6:45AM to 8:30AM. If it’s only bloodwork, you can walk in. If it’s bloodwork and ultrasound, it’s an appointment during that time.

Full price for a frozen embryo transfer is $4,000.00. We had insurance partially cover other costs with our treatment.

He seems to only do eSET. This is probably my own experience as I began this journey at 29 and I’m now 32. He wouldn’t transfer more than one embryo for me due to the risks of multiples. The goal was to have a live birth and a safe pregnancy.

Dr Traub was wonderful to work with. Kind, caring, explained everything in as much detail as I requested. Returned phone calls, even on holidays and most importantly treated my husband and I like a person ALWAYS and not a number. He is intelligent and an expert in his field and will go out of his way for you to have a baby. I thank God for him and his knowledge every day.

Make sure that you ask questions because this is a scary stage to enter into. Fertility treatment is not easy but with Dr Traubs help, guidance and expertise you will get your goal.

Leslie in the NJ office was a "Do it all". From front desk to sonograms to phone calls she was doing it all. It was actually really nice because over the course of my care we got to know each other and it made it less stressful.

frozen embryo transfer no cost besides copayments. PGD and embryo cryopreservation cost about 2000-3000 depending on how many embryos you had.

He believes one embryo at a time is best so minimize any unnecessary complications which I agree with although I secretly was hoping for twins the second time around ;0)

I was impressed from the first time I came into the practice. I was very hesitant and confused because I had already gone through 2 IVF procedures with my previous doctor and they were unsuccessful. Dr. Traub spent 45 minutes with my husband and I explaining next steps as well as potential risks. I really appreciated that time that he spent with us in going through everything in detail. We were just there for a consult without any guarantee of staying on as his patients. This time that he spent with us helped make a difficult decision very easy. Every interaction with him was very positive.

I would advise them to trust him. I know this process is very emotional and physically challenging. I was very skeptical because of what I had already been through, but trusting him makes the process go a lot smoother. He will answer all your questions, so don't hold back. Let him know your concerns and trust him to take care of them and put you at ease.

Before I had come to see Dr. Traub I have done 1 egg retrieval and 2 FET. Dr. Traub asked my husband and I to decide if we wanted to do a second egg retrieval due to the average quality of embryos. We decided to do a second egg retrieval followed by a third FET. The drugs I used were slightly different from my previous experience. I asked why I was taking certain drugs and Dr. Traub always took the time to explain why I was taking them.

Quick and easy.

5000-6000

The idea of having twins or multiple children at once is attractive to many families. After going through so much treatment already I was very attracted to transferring multiple embryos. Dr. Traub explained the risks of transferring multiple embryos. My husband and I didn't questions him or the scientific research that he stood by for his reasoning.

When my wife and I decided that we wanted to start our family and we started preliminary testing to see which of us should try to conceive first, it was suspected that I had endometriosis. My OBGYN referred us to Dr. Traub. From the moment we first met with Dr. Traub to discuss our options and a plan, to where we are today, pregnant and continuing to hope for the best!...Dr. Traub has proven to be knowledgeable, attentive, dedicated to his work and passionate about what he does. Following endometriosis surgery with Dr. Traub, it was time to start our IVF cycle, an experience that I can only describe as being an emotional roller-coaster. From sitting down to discuss insurance, to training us on how to administer the medications needed, to blood-work, ultrasounds, phone calls and office visits, Dr. Traub and his staff were truly amazing! His office staff were always polite and friendly and his nurses were always patient and compassionate. When we were going through this process, we always had questions and concerns and Dr. Traub was always available through email to ease our minds. Under his care, and over time...after surgery, a retrieval, and a transfer in addition to countless appointments, we have the utmost Respect For and Trust In Dr. Traub. If it were up to us he would be delivering our baby! At our last appointment, I told him that we didn't want to leave him... but leaving him means that what we have wanted for so long, has become a reality. We will certainly be seeing Dr. Traub in the future and recommend him to anyone who is hoping to grow their family.

I would tell a prospective patient that Dr. Traub is very knowledgeable and will be very honest about your situation and your options. As a patient you would need to trust him and the process. Ask questions, he will always take the time to answer them whether it be during an appointment or through email.

Monitoring appointments allowed you to go in between the hours of 6:45 and 8:45 am which was convenient because I was able to go before work. When you arrive you fill out a form, pay your copay and wait to be called. I never waited longer than a few minutes to be called for bloodwork and ultrasound.

In my situation, after the retrieval and the genetic testing of the embryos, I only had one healthy, viable embryo so single embryo transfer was our only option.

Dr. Traub helped my husband and I through the scariest and darkest time of our lives. Faced with infertility, we did not know what to expect. Dr. Traub was our guiding light. Dr. Traub was always honest and set realistic expectations. He got to the root of our problem and gave us a plan for achieving our goal with what to expect (and not to expect - including a quick result) at each turn. Dr. Traub diligently diagnosed the cause of our infertility and explained our situation to us, the treatments, the potential outcomes and the likelihood of success. He taught us about IUI and IVF and explained the pluses and minuses of each, but he never pushed us one way or the other. He advised, gave his opinions and always let us take the time to decide. Dr. Traub was always available to address our concerns, even communicating with us via email (he responds very quickly). We will always be grateful for Dr. Traub, as after undergoing treatments with him, we welcomed our first child one week ago today.

Trust Dr. Traub and the process.

Treatment strategies included IUI with Letrozole and Prometrium after the insemination because my progesterone levels were low.

IUI was $500 per cycle.

My experience with Dr. Traub was amazing. When I first saw him, I did not know what to expect as it was my first time seeing an RE but had been struggling to conceive for over 2 years. From the first visit, he told me what he thought was the challenge and even though I had my doubts, after a series of thorough testing it turns out he was spot on. After each test, I was informed right away of the results and he took the time to explain to me what it all meant. One of the attributes I appreciated most was how realistic and honest he was with me. This allowed me and my husband to make informed and smart decisions. To be honest, my first instinct after being diagnosed with blocked tubes was to see another doctor for a second opinion to make sure this was the right diagnosis. Around that same time, Dr. Traub called me personally to talk through my diagnosis and his recommended next steps. He took the time to list to all my fears and answer all my follow up questions. After hanging up with him, I had no doubts, he was the doctor for me! Dr. Traub projects confidence in a way that is comforting and I felt like I was in great hands every step of the way.

Trust him! Listen to him and if you have any questions, reach out to him.

Dr. Traub first performed a laparoscopy to treat my tubal blockage. 1 tube was removed and the other was cleared. We decided to skip straight to IVF to avoid risk of ectopic pregnancy that can result from IUI. For IVF I was on menopur and gonal-f. During the cycle 17 eggs were retrieved and resulted in 6 genetically normal embryos. After the transfer I was on prednisone, progesterone, estradiol and aspirin. At all times, Dr. Traub and his staff kept in constant communication and explained everything thoroughly.

My insurance covered all of my doctors visits and laparoscopic surgery. For IVF and associated genetic testing I was self-pay. The cost was around $13K after military discount

He was very caring and helped us throughout the treatment giving us all the information and help needed through the treatment. He was available whenever we needed him. Would respond to our emails right away even during Non office hours and days. He knew our concerns and would explain elaborately about each and very questions we had. Explained us all the possible outcomes at each step and gave us the best advise and treatment.

He is the best doctor to help you get the right treatment as well as helping and assisting you at every step.

Started with Clomid one cycle. No Positive result. Then we started IVF treatment. Used Medication - Follistim and menopur before the egg retrieval. 24 eggs were retrieved. 7 Embroys created. One Embroy transfer yielded in negative pregnancy. Second Embroy transfer resulted in Positive Result.

Total Cost - $20,000

Due to the age being 30 and below, we were advised to have Single Embryo transfer since we had more chance of positive pregnancy due to the age.

From the get go he was able to figure out why we are having trouble conceiving. The way he speaks is so confident, he knows what he is talking about and he knows something needs to change with protocol. He won’t sit there and keep trying the same thing when he knows it is not going to work. He responds to you through email at any time...nights...weekends....it’s amazing. Things aren’t going our way with treatment and he’s determined to get something to work for us. We’re on the Ivf route now and it’s scary and exciting but there’s a calm feeling knowing that I’m going to be under his care.

Prepare for bluntness. I actually love that more than sugarcoating it. Just lay it all out there, give it to me straight doc.

For both iuis I went for baseline bloodwork and ultrasound, then I took letrozole CD 4-8 (the first time) and CD 3-7 (the second time). I went back for a follicle check twice since My follicles we’re slacking. I did the trigger shot 36 hours before iui both times. The iui procedure took 2 minutes and then he talked to us for a few minutes more. Unfortunately they both ended in negative results which now brings us to Ivf. We have not started because we have no coverage and the expenses are a little steep.

Both iuis were $1250

Dr. Traub was extremely understanding and made me feel safe under his care. I trusted him each step of the way and felt that he has a great understanding of my situation. I knew he was looking out for our best interested and was very patient through the process, which made me feel calmer throughout as well.

Listen to him! He knows best! Also, no question is “silly”. Ask away!

Dr. Traub first had us take tests to see exactly what the problem was. We started off with a natural cycle and then continued with letrozole and estrogen. Next, we moved onto using a shot to help me ovulate. After this we went through 5 iui cycles. The last cycle worked!

Anytime I was unsure of payments or if a medication would be covered the staff helped me to figure out a way to get the costs down. Although some of the process was costly, it was not more than any other treatments. Always check with the doctor or insurance company to see if there are other ways to save money. They will help.

During my initial consultation, Dr. Traub explained the method he uses in diagnosing potential infertility. This included a battery of blood tests, x-rays, and sonograms. After each of these steps, Dr. Traub informed my husband and I of our next steps. Dr. Traub gave us all the necessary information to make our decision in starting our family.

The advice does not relate to Dr. Traub as a physician, but rather the process. Dr. Traub is thorough and a prospective patient needs to be patient with the process.

Dr. Traub always started with a benchmark blood test. After establishing information, medicine would be prescribed followed by more blood tests to ensure that the levels were correct. As we got closer to retrieving the eggs, sonograms were given every few days. The idea was to stimulate my ovaries, but not over stimulate gathering many eggs, but not all viable for fertilization.

Our insurance covered 75%. We were responsible for 25% of the total cost.

I only had one viable embryo after genetic testing. Previous to this, Dr. Traub explained that given my age, weight, and pre existing condition of high blood pressure, more than one embryo transfer would be unsafe to my overall health.

Dr. Traub was an excellent doctor for general fertility needs including IUI and IVF dealing with PCOS and male factor. He was able to adjust meds so that we retrieved a reasonable amount; 16 eggs all of which were mature and fertilized, 9 made it to blast, and 5 were genetically normal. Unfortunately, as we were dealing with autoimmune issues resulting in recurrent miscarriages we needed more than his expertise was able to provide.

Don't be afraid to ask questions, he will answer them. There were several times when we first started this process where I unnecessarily worried about stuff that I later asked and felt better once I had answers.

Retrieval- clomid, ganirelix, gonalF, Menopur 3 FETs (2 miscarriages, 1 negative*) - baby aspirin, estrogen pills, progesterone pills, crinone *Benadryl & lovenox for last transfer

Clinic opened for monitoring at 7 I arrived 6:45 and usually was the first one or two people there, so not often a line. They have ultrsound techs so don't explain everything or tell you what they are seeing but you can ask.

The insurance I had at the time (United Healthcare) covered some of this and thankfully we had a family friend help us out for copays and meds not covered.

Strongly recommended eSET as we had tested embryos

When the results were not as expected, he said its just bad luck. When after four transfers with five embryos there was no pregnancy, he compared my eggs to that of a honda and said i would never be a benz. I wish he was more upfront about things instead of waiting until there are no other options except starting over. in terms of demeanor hes a nice guy, but again doesnt see fertility issues as anything more than from a medical perspective. Vitamins, acuptuncture, etc. are all bs to him. only after 3 failed transfers did he even agree to a endo scratch even though he called it fraud previously.

if you are paying out of pocket, he will never say no. that means that where another doctor might say take a break to heal after surgery, he would never do that.

dr traub only subscribes to antagonist protocols. i did high stims with clomid and he never tried anything different.

it was very efficient. they never seemed to have more than 3-4 patients in the office at one time.

it cost 22k for two cycles; paid out of pocket plus thousands more for medication.

he prefers to do a single transfer, but if you are paying out of pocket it seems like he will do whatever you request.

He’s a very thorough doctor and has been with me since I was just having surgery for endometriosis. He is kind, and although miscarriages have occurred he is determined to make it work. He allows me to have say in my protocols and what I want to do or not do. He is also realistic.

His blunt and straightforward approach is what you want in a doctor. You don’t want someone to sugar coat you’re losing a baby. You want someone who will not push surgery because they want to make more money. And you want a doctor who will work with your body.

Estrogen and PIO protocol for transfers. Addition of baby aspirin, doxycycline and prednisone were used.

I was not able to transfer More than 1 embryo but after having RPL he has agreed to now transfer 2 embryos

Dr. Traub is one of the most genuine doctor I have had a pleasure of meeting. He was so attentive and answered all my questions properly and with kindness no matter how often I asked him. I appreciate how motivated he was to help us reach our goal and how comfortable he made us throughout the journey. I would highly recommend him to others!

No

I did gender selection in ivf. So all the treatments and medications were almost $20000.

Dr. Traub has a stronger preference on the single embryo transfer.

Dr. Traub very concisely explains each step during the process. He found fibroids no other doctor bothered looking for. He would take the time to go through procedures and ease my fears. Other doctors would see my history of cancer and turn me away in fear of messing up their stats and numbers. Dr. Traub put me first, and made sure to always be candid and honest about what to expect. Even if I did not get the outcome I had hoped for (which I did), I would be able to walk away happy knowing that he tried.

Ask any and all questions that you have, Dr. Traub will answer them and put your mind at ease.

Post Embryo Transplant: Estradiol 3x per day. Progesterone 1ml per day via IM injection.

Due to my age and medical history, I full agree with eSET.

Dr. Traub explained everything clearly and honestly from the moment my husband and I first began seeking treatment. He answered calls and emails even during non office hours and was incredibly patient and knowledgeable.

He gives you lots of information so bring a notepad to take notes and remember questions

Costs were fair and well explained by the financial team

He’s very blunt and doesn’t sugar coat your situation - which I appreciate. I never felt pressure to jump into IVF, although he recommended that be the best course of action for me- I went with IUI first and he never made me feel like that was wrong- just honest that it doesn’t have the best odds. We are embarking on an IVF treatment soon so I’ll be able to speak to that in the future -however he is always just an email away and answers promptly.

I think with any doctor you need to trust them, if you feel like you don’t have that then that doctor is not right for you

IUI x 3 with clomid 50mg day 2-7 cycle and then trigger shot 36 hours before IUI All negative

IVF cycle estimated at 9,000 with basic PGS and freezing, but without medication

For me and my husband meeting Dr. Traub and being his patients was a blessing. Since our first visit with him we felt we were in very good hands. He started with some blood test to check each of us and have a plan for what's gonna be next. Never met so compassionate, available, communicative doctor. He always explains the process, telling you which gonna be next steps and living us with no doubts or insecurity. Dr. Traub is always available and taking care of you even if you are not able to see him in his office, just sending him an e-mail he will reply right away, which was so helpful. Definitely will recommend Dr. Traub to my friends and anyone who is looking for a very good fertility doctor.

Have trust on him, he knows what he's doing.

HCG testing, laparoscopy for endometriosis treatment, cyst removal, unblocking tubes, IUI