Ronald Beesley

I would like to express my utmost gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Ronald Beesley, my infertility doctor. Throughout my journey, Dr. Beesley has been an incredible source of support, always providing me with the utmost care, honesty, and empathy. His dedication to making this difficult process more tolerable has made a profound impact on my experience. From the very beginning, Dr. Beesley has been remarkably open and honest with me. He ensured that I had a clear understanding of my options, the challenges we may face, and the steps we would take together to achieve our end goal of starting a family. His transparency has helped me navigate this emotional rollercoaster with a sense of empowerment and confidence. Every visit to Dr. Beesley's office brings us closer to our dream of having a family. His expertise, guidance, and unwavering support have been invaluable. I am grateful for his commitment to exploring all possible avenues and tailoring treatments to meet my specific needs. Knowing that he is by my side, genuinely invested in my journey, gives me hope and reassurance. One of the most remarkable qualities of Dr. Beesley is his genuine care for his patients. He creates an environment where I feel comfortable sharing my concerns, asking questions, and discussing any issues I may be facing. Dr. Beesley's attentiveness and willingness to listen have made a significant difference in my journey. His compassionate approach and personalized care have helped alleviate the emotional strain that often accompanies infertility treatments. I am confident that under Dr. Beesley's care, I am on the right path towards building my family. His expertise, combined with his unwavering support, has provided me with a sense of optimism and strength. I am grateful to have found such a dedicated and caring infertility doctor. If you are seeking an infertility doctor who is open, honest, compassionate, and genuinely cares about his patients, I highly recommend Dr. Ronald Beesley. His expertise, patience, and willingness to go above and beyond have made a significant impact on my journey. I am forever grateful for his guidance and support.

If you are considering becoming a patient of Ronald Beesley, my one piece of advice would be to trust in his expertise and be open about your concerns and questions. Dr. Beesley is known for his honesty and compassion, so don't hesitate to share your thoughts and feelings openly with him. By establishing open communication and trust, you can ensure that he understands your specific needs and can provide the best possible care and support throughout your journey. Remember, you are in capable hands with Dr. Beesley, and together, you can navigate the path towards your desired outcome.

My Protocols Omnitrope-1.5 Menopur-150 Gonal F 450 UNIT-300 One cycle I didn’t not use birth control. We did a fresh embryo transfer. We transfer two embryos and froze one. This cycle ended In a chemical pregnancy.

My appointments always went well and were on time.

I had insurance so they only cost I had was for one of the medication because it’s not covered thur IVF and the my insurance deductible

Our first transfer was no pregnancy, so they second one we did two embryos.

He has communicated well about expectations from the start but also been empathetic and supportive in a quiet and kind way. He was surprisingly accommodating and made it possible to do several cycles of egg freezing as a fellow — one of my retrievals even started 30 minutes late because I was running from an emergency case in the OR. That one actually had the most eggs. He’s been strategic in advising whether to freeze eggs or embryos etc. I couldn’t imagine a better fertility doctor

I highly recommend him without hesitation

I use estrace for suppression along with antagonist to prime for my cycles. I’ve required maximal doses of stimulation as a 41yo with DOR for each of my three cycles. Specifically, I used gonal/follistim 450, menopur 150, and antagonist and got good results considering my severe DOR. He was open to my third cycle being a luteal cycle, essentially a duo stim cycle so that I could squeeze in an extra retrieval. I plan two more cycles this year, one of which I’m currently on.

Monitoring appointments were pretty easy. They open super early (they would let us in as soon as they arrived to work so ~6:40amish) so I could go to the appointment and get put the door and to my own clinic in time. That made it possible to do IVF — otherwise this would have been impossible.

Poma has fixed prices for each service so it’s easy to know prices ahead of time. Egg freezing was about 8k without meds. Embryos were about 12k to freeze at 2 cell stage. I haven’t done genetic testing

I haven’t done transfer yet

As I mentioned before, Dr Beesley has extraordinary communication skills. Hands down, I have never had a doctor like him! He is very kind, compassionate, and respectful and at the same time trustworthy and knowledgeable. He always took time to answer my questions thoroughly even if he was busy. Even after the unsuccessful embryo transfers during cycle reviews (that's the apt when we discuss the unsuccessful cycle and further steps), Dr Beesley somehow managed to make me feel better and optimistic. I also felt he was completely honest with me - for example, he wasn't afraid to tell me that when it comes to reproductive medicine, some questions don't have answers (yet) and further research is necessary. I have to mention that he is very gentle and skillful while performing all kinds of procedures - from simple ultrasound to biopsy and transfer. Some may say this aspect is not important as long as there are results, but as a woman I disagree. I think Dr Beesley is a rare combination of wonderful personality and professionalism.

Dr Beesley works in a team with Dr Opsahl, so if somebody decides to become a patient, they should know that. I never know who is going to perform the transfer or any other procedure, if that matters. All Poma fertility patients work with both providers.

This was my Frozen Embryo Transfer Protocol - Lupron until the start of Progesterone; after Suppression check start of Estrogen injections, gradually increasing from 0,05ml to 0.25ml; Progesterone in oil 1 ml for 6 days until the day of the transfer; continuing the progesterone every day after the transfer and estrogen every third day. I didn't question or discussed the protocol with my provider, I believe that was a standard protocol for FET and I trusted Dr Beesley would make the right decision.

I lost the track of the costs, I have been a patient for too long. Except for the initial screening, nothing else was covered by my insurance. Their prices are competitive, similar to SRM and less expensive than some other clinics in the area.

Dr Beesley strongly recommends eSET. I think that they allow 2 embryo transfers at the clinic under some circumstances and if that's the patient's desire, but I didn't discuss that with Dr Beesley as it wasn't my desire.

Dr. Beasley feels like a wonderful, wacky fertility genius. He explained so many options for us. For some people, this may be too much information--he's so knowledgable, you can see the wheels spinning when he's explaining things. For us, this showed he was really holding us in his thoughts through the process.

Dr. Beasley will be straightforward and honest about the options, but he will also let you explore them on all on your own. He is probably best for a patient who knows something about the IVF process before walking in the door.

We are doing reciprocal IVF with Dr. Beasley. We have not yet begun our process. So far, we can done Ovarian Reserve Testing.

We haven't been billed yet. They work hard to make sure insurance is looking at all the claims before billing.

He is strongly on the side of single transfer, unless there are a few quality embryos to work with.

I have always found Dr. Beesley to be who I am hoping to see when I have to go to the clinic because his ability to be positive and kind (without being condescending) makes each appointment a bit easier.

I feel POMA tends to be conservative in their medical practice, so don’t be afraid to ask about other options.

IVF was fully covered by insurance.

He was honest and changed my protocol to adapt to my needs. Hopefully the next round is the successful one. I had a few zoom appointments to discuss options with Dr Beesley and he met with me in person to help me understand my odds and options.

They work well with outside patients

Due to ovulating early he changed my protocol and medication after the first fail. Second fail attempt I had a dominent follicule and we decided to do a duostim which resulted in more eggs.

In comparison to other Seattle based clinics POMA was the best price but overall the process is very expensive for self pay and Alaska offers no benefits

I have yet to transfer so no comment