Scott Roseff

I appreciate Dr.Roseffs approach in the highest level of evidence based research regarding medications and protocols. his knowledge is very thorough but on what’s already been proven, he isn’t a fan of experimental medicine.

if your looking for a doctor to do all your procedures and communicate with you each step of the way, it will be done by his nurses and staff. Consults take a long time to be available but his knowledge and level of testing is top notch.

I had significant testing prior to any iui, egg retrieval or transfer. literally the entire book, immunology testing “ chicago labs”. his motto is “ do it once do it right” and after mostly normal testing and a few things found which had simple protocols for like positive ana which was treated with baby aspirin and love ox once transfer or positive pregnancy test. He tested thyroid antibodies which found hashimotos diagnosis, and mild finished ovarian reserve amh 1.1. first FET was a medicated cycle with PIO injection and estrogen Pills and patches. and we had a chemical pregnancy. Then moving forward after being devastated, we decided to throw in the kitchen sink, i did intralipids, medicated FET with previous protocol, also acupuncture and worked with a lifestyle couch- who did lab work and put me on a bunch of supplements and diet for next transfer once labs optimal- negative pregnancy test. 3rd FET we really threw in the whole kitchen sink protocol- natural cycle- with letrozole & with immune protocol ( prednisone 10mg, claritin 10mg, pepcid 20 mg, intralipid) as well as lifestyle management, gluten free diet, acupuncture. another devastating negative pregnancy test

i had to pay for all labs and testing out of pocket, it was fairly expensive, eventually i received some coverage with progeny but they still had plenty of fees , follow ups with doctors were extra fees, ART kits 500$ for every cycle.

my doctor as well as the clinic entirely will only do single embryo transfers. I wish there was an option especially after so much loss, but i also understand the logic

During the consultation, Dr. Roseff was excellent at selling himself and his approach. He told us what a wonderful doctor he is, but he almost immediately failed to live up to his own hype. It was clear at our consultation that he had spent much time reviewing our case. He impressed us with knowing every detail of our situation and said he knew how to help with our issue of recurrent pregnancy loss. That was the last time he knew every detail of our case. After becoming a patient, he was distant and lacked any urgency to move things along. A side note about the consultation - he used the time to repeatedly bad mouth our previous doctor, who happens to be his colleague. He knew we were frustrated and crushed after a failed transfer with our only embryo. We now know he exploited our pain to make himself appear to be the solution to all of our fertility problems. Here are a few of the major issues we encountered with him: 1.) He transferred an embryo in suboptimal conditions. The transfer was on Day 6 of a fresh transfer cycle. We have since learned that a Day 6 transfer has less than a 15% chance of working. 2.) He did not monitor our labs as promised and then blamed the office for bloodwork being sent to a lab that wasn't his "favorite." When questioned about the mistake, he told me I should advocate for myself while the nurse draws my blood. It is unclear how I should have known which lab is most reliable. Also, the first time we reviewed the lab results, he didn't mention that it wasn't from his so-called favorite lab. Five months later, he mentioned the results came from a lab that isn't his favorite, so "maybe it's not a reliable result." 3.) Without prior notice, he would suddenly be unavailable during a treatment cycle. Decisions about medication and timing would have to be made, and another doctor (whom we had never met) was left to make these critical decisions. Using colleagues with unknown track records as decision-makers should be covered in the consult 4.) He doesn't allow patients to contact or email him. If you have questions, you must first message a coordinator, and then the yes or no answer is relayed to you. It's frustrating and another example of his inability to problem-solve. He can only make decisions based on a cookie-cutter approach to IVF. If your situation requires flexible thinking to solve your unique issue, he will not be able to help you. We've been on a fertility journey for several years now. I can confidently say that working with him was a waste of our precious time. I have since moved on and found an excellent doctor who uncovered a diagnosis that he missed. Please do not make the same mistake as we did. There are far better doctors who are capable of helping you achieve your goals of starting a family.

Ask him to outline the decision-making process if he is unavailable during your treatment cycle.

Each of our meetings with Dr. Roseff left us walking away and asking, 'What did we even just talk about and what are our next steps?' We went through all of the needed testing a year ago when we first started with him, did a consult to discuss our results and his only answer was to start taking a long list of supplements and then to see him in 6 months. We had another MC during those 6 months and had a follow-up which he said 'well, what do you want to do now?', We said, 'IVF' and he said we needed to start the full process again with another list of supplements. There was never an actual plan put in place for us. He always came off very passive without any action or timeline--even when we would ask. Yes, he is very knowledgeable which most of our consults consisted of him reminding us of all of the studies he's been apart of, he's considered the baby maker for a reason, etc.. He's constantly bringing up "industry standards and facts" but never how they relate back to us. We've since switched to a new practice and after having to hunt down our records from his office, we were able to see his judgemental notes (that he was hessitant to send over when we asked during a consult) and lab results that were never even brought up as a concern when they should've been. He is caught up in being 'the best in the practice' that he doesn't even do any of the testing himself. Dr. Bauer did my in-office SIS and I would've rather stuck with her. Again, I know he's been successful with other patients but I don't even know how they were able to break the barrier with him and actually get things done.

If you've already been with a previous practice, you might come in with more knowledge and concrete questions to ask, whereas we were new to the process and he didn't take that into consideration.

It was all about supplements. He makes it a point to mention he doesn't make a profit from the supplements he sells in office but with how often he mentions that and pushes particular brands, you'd think otherwise.

Most of our costs were covered by insurance. We spent roughly $500-$800 on supplements

Again, the comment about how he gets paid for this made us both (my husband and I) feel uncomfortable and wondering why he felt the need to bring it up? We came in for a consultation and felt like we were forced at that moment to decide whether or not we want to go through with it. All the suggested tests, procedures, medication and other forms of treatments were presented under the lens of "how much does the Dr profit from this" which was very icky.

I don't really. I wouldnt go back.

First we had to get blood tests and ultrasound. then, based on the results, discuss next steps.

We simply went for ONE consultation and ended up paying > $4000. At least $1500 of it (based on quick review) was unnecessary.

Dr. Roseff is heaven-sent. He is not only bright and fully versed on all areas of RE, he is a kind, caring, compassionate and honest doctor. He may not always tell you what you’d want to hear like other fertility doctors might. He will always be honest, and that gets RESULTS, which is ultimately what we all want. Dr. Roseff’s individualized approach to fertility treatment allowed my husband an I to naturally conceive, not once, but twice. If you want to work with Dr. Roseff, he requires you to get your body in optimal shape before starting any treatment. This is ultimately why we had success. He addressed things that our prior doctors labeled as cause for unexplained infertility, and he eliminated any cause for treatment failure. In doing so, we were set up for success even without further intervention. I have recommended Dr. Roseff to many friends and will continue to do so. He has a long wait time to see him, but there is no one else who could compare to him. He truly is gifted and my husband and I are blessed to have met him and to have been under his care along with his lifestyle specialist, Marta Montenegro. It was this dream team that allowed us to bring home our healthy son and to conceive our second one on the way. We are forever grateful.

He is worth the wait and do everything he tells you to do. It all works!

Manage PCOS with metformin Manage MTGFR mutation with Metanx Manage metabolic conditions with supplements and dietary/exercise plan This all increased ovulation, increased the quality of my husband’s sperm and allowed us to conceive naturally - twice!! All after failed treatments with 2 other doctors.

I think the office is in line with other clinics if not slightly less expensive. I feel as though the clinic advises the most effective treatments to conserve resources rather than just blindly spending money.

Thanks to his treatment and suggestions we were able to conceive our baby. He got to the root cause of our problems and quickly got us on the right treatments. Always being honest and transparent on our chances. We never felt rushed or pressured throughout the process. We plan on coming back to him for baby 2.

Listen to his recommends on different resources such as acupuncture, therapy and supplements. He will do extensive research to get to the root cause.

Dr Roseff found I had elevated prolactin levels due to a micro adenoma and the MTHFR gene. He got me on the right medications as well as indicated supplements and suggested acupuncture. We were able to conceive our baby following his treatments.

We ended up only having to do testing and medications to treat my infertility. I would say with all the testing we did about $3,000.

We did not have to do embryo transfer

After feeling rushed to do IVF with my first doctor I decided to switch to Dr. Roseff because he had great reviews and a more holistic approach. He was also recommended for DOR (diminished ovarian reserve). I had to wait 4 months to see him. I was 34 when I first started seeing him with an AMH that fluctuated between .7-1.08 and an AFC that fluctuated between 5-8 (normal FSH). At the consult Dr. Roseff was great---very detailed and took his time and shared stats and research. He was a little pompous but he did have great reviews. I already had some tests done with a prior doctor and he had us do a few more while also meeting with Marta the metabolic specialist who also had us do a lot of testing. I had to wait about 2 months to see Marta. I liked the specialized testing although it meant a longer wait time to get treatment started (about 6-7 months). Marta was okay--I found working with her somewhat helpful (for example she found I had MTHFR). Subsequent meetings with Dr Roseff were very few and hard to book (I saw him about 3-4 times in about a year and that's with me being persistent). He also doesn't do ANY of the monitoring and none of the procedures which was a big con. Those subsequent meetings were more rushed and felt he was more doom and gloom---constantly calling my situation "severe" (come to find out later it wasn't as severe as he made it out to be). On my first ever IVF cycle I had 3-4 follicles growing steadily. I knew with DOR to not expect a lot of follicles and I was just happy my body was responding to meds. However, after monitoring on Day 6 (midway through) Dr. Roseff called wanting to cancel because he liked to see 5 follicles minimum for retrieval. However, he didn't think a different protocol would make a difference and that another cycle would prob yield the same response. He also mentioned donor eggs. I was a pile of tears. I followed my gut and other's advice and went against his recommendation and finished the cycle and ended up with a normal embryo. I'm SO glad I didn't cancel. I met with Dr Roseff one more time after the retrieval and he chucked up my embryo as luck and still referred my case as severe. Comparing my eggs to that of a 42 year old. He didn't apologize for wanting to cancel mid-cycle or mentioning donor eggs so early on--although I told him how devastating that was. He also was very dismissive of questions I had regarding the retrieval process. I then knew he was no longer a fit and decided to switch to someone out of state that truly specializes in DOR and faith in my ability to conceive. I'm currently 24 weeks pregnant from a natural medicated cycle on the first round with that doctor (I didn't even need IVF!). I still have my frozen embryo that will hopefully become a sibling to this baby in the near future

I don't think he's a good fit for someone that has DOR, if you are interested in giving your own eggs a fighting chance. My experience of him wanting to cancel my first ever IVF cycle midway and mentioning donors eggs so soon because he wasn't seeing at least 5 follicles growing was a red flag. With DOR, especially if you have an AFC of 5 or less---the expectation to have 5 or more follicles growing is unrealistic. I had 3 strong follicles growing and that was good for me. I was naive at the beginning and thought because he had such great reviews that he would be great for me---and I was wrong. Especially when it comes to more complex infertility cases like DOR, reviews and clinic stats don't matter as much. What matter is if your doctor truly specializes in your issue. I wish I knew sooner that clinics push donor eggs to bring up their stats and don't really want to work with someone that is "riskier and more complex". Dr. Roseff is very thorough and detailed with testing and tries to find "what is wrong." Therefore, he might be a good fit for you if you are looking for answers and someone that is more open to a holistic approach (supplements, acupunture, etc).

My first IVF cycle attempted I primed with birth control and my body did not react well. I had a cyst and a rash and discontinued the birth control and cancelled the cycle. My 2nd attempt I did a "cold start" (no priming) and did a high dose antagonist protocol with omnitrope, menopur and Gonal-F. Cetrotide to prevent ovulation and a trigger shot (Novarel).

I had great insurance that covered 100% minus the following non-covered services: Anesthesia- $650.00 ERC $980.00 ART Media kit $450.00 Zymot $290.00 PGT-A Biopsy $2010.00 Assisted Hatching $658.00 Unilab Bloodwork $3,000 Total- $8,038.00 This does NOT include the nutritionist (Marta), supplements and acupunture that was a part of my suggested "treatment plan". Total spent was closer to $12K overall for one cycle (and that's WITH insurance).

I didnt do a transfer since I wanted to bank embryos but he did mention a preference for single embryo transfer

Dr. Scott Roseff is Very kind, gets to the point, explains everything, including the reality, cares so much about his work( one can tell that it’s his own baby) where others care more about money. His approach is something that we have not seen before, he gets into details on every lab and explains how something might decrease the risk. Basically he maximize your chance and tries to get them to top, given each individual situate of not being able conceive on its own

Pay attention, follow direction, including vitamins and stop complaining about it the as unnecessary cost, he is board certified and know better

Our process took over a year, I had a very high mercury count and took as a while to bring it down.

Covered by Cigna

We came to Dr. Roseff for a second opinion after numerous losses, including an ectopic pregnancy and a miscarriage following an IVF cycle while we were patients at a different practice. He suggested extensive testing that revealed problems other doctors had missed and although those problems seemed overwhelming, he had a plan to address each one. He treated us with kindness and compassion. It took a few months to get ready (physically and emotionally) for the IVF cycle we did under his care, but that cycle resulted in four healthy embryos. One of those has been transferred, giving us a healthy baby girl.

You may feel a little overwhelmed (So many tests! Supplements! A nutritionist!) but know that his suggestions are going to give you the best chance of success with your treatment.

Before starting the IVF cycle, I began taking Synthroid (Hypothyroidism), Metformin (PCOS), a probiotic, and numerous vitamins to improve egg quality. My partner also took vitamins and medication to address sperm quality and high cholesterol. During the IVF cycle, I took Gonal F and Menopur in a lower dose due to my PCOS diagnosis. Dr. Roseff also suggested that I take Human Growth Hormone during the cycle due to my age and history of pregnancy loss. Blood thinners (for clotting disorder), estrogen, and progesterone in oil and inserted pill form were given to support the pregnancy.

The cost for our IVF cycle, including medications and embryo testing, was about $24,000. We also had to pay for the suggested fertility testing and medications (for thyroid, PCOS, etc.) and supplements before the cycle. This amounted to about $3,000.

Dr. Roseff suggested that a single embryo be transferred and we were comfortable with that decision.

I was referred to Dr. Roseff after having two failed IUI's with another fertility doctor. I wish I knew about him prior to seeing the other doctor. I am writing this review to make sure other people do not make the same mistake I did. The first fertility doctor rushed me right into trying IUI's to attempt to get pregnant. I felt as though they were only worried about making money. Dr. Roseff took the time to talk to me and explain why he did not recommend doing IUI's. He felt that with my diagnosis of Endometriosis, the most successful approach would be IVF. He went over each test and procedure with me in complete detail. I never felt rushed and he listened to everything I said. My first appointment with him was in March of 2021, and he highly suggested acupuncture, which I started right away. I felt that it was very helpful during this stressful process. Once we finished the required tests, we began to prepare for the egg retrieval in July. The retrieval yielded two genetically normal embryos and two that were not stable enough to be tested. We decided to proceed with the embryo transfer, which took place late October. Two weeks later, we were pregnant! As Dr. Roseff likes to say, “Let’s do it once, and let’s do it right". He is an expert in his line of work and there is no one else I would recommend for your fertility issues. I am very grateful for him and his staff, as well as the care they provided. I am now 17 weeks pregnant and can not wait to bring our baby to meet Dr Roseff!

Dr Roseff is an expert in his field and if conceiving is a possibility, he is your doctor!

12k for egg retrieval 8k for embryo transfer ?

After trying for 8 months and almost being ripped off by a internal medicine physician in South Carolina to conduct fertility testing, I immediately sought help from Dr. Scott Roseff at IVFMD. Having known Dr. Scott Roseff’s reputation as the “baby maker” and assisting couples conceive naturally, we went to him to assist us with starting a family immediately and without hesitation. We met with him virtually in May 2021 and flew to Boca Raton, Florida, from South Carolina to see him in July! Despite the weather scare with hurricane Elsa and Independence Day weekend, Dr. Roseff’s staff & team made accommodations for us across at least 3 of their offices (Boca Raton, Cooper City, & Miami) for my husband and I to complete our fertility testing over the course of 3 consecutive days. Dr. Roseff, his office, nurses, & team are extremely well-trained and detail-oriented. They hand pick their labs thoroughly and have their process down packed including genetic testing for the most accurate results, treatment, and ultimately a healthy baby without issues. We followed up with him a month later in August to go over our results. He gave us a game plan on what we needed to do. His approach is holistic and tries to get to the root cause of the problem naturally. His #1 goal is to do what’s best for the patients without jumping to extreme measures. That month, within the matter of a FEW WEEKS, we got a POSITIVE. We are currently expecting a son in May 2022. Dr. Roseff is honest and we trust him wholeheartedly. We highly recommend him to all couples for all their fertility needs. He is worth the time & travel! Thank you so much, Dr. Roseff, for making our dreams come true!!

In the initial virtual consultation, I was told to take Ritual as a prenatal & to start seeing a board certified acupuncturist. Once we got tested in Florida, we were both treated for ureaplasma with antibiotics and during our follow up appointment, the abnormal test results suggested treatment for me: Ovastiol & 81 mg aspirin. And my husband to take a male fertility supplement. We were pregnant within a few weeks.

I was fortunate enough to have 70% coverage from my insurance. Initially, it was difficult to get the office manager to call into the insurance to find out. So I ended up having to do it myself. Additionally some of the testing was claimed as routine when it should have been diagnostic, so my insurance ended up not covering for mercury or assay of insulin at Quest Diagnostics because they have a local preferred vendor for annual routine blood work. When I asked about the uncovered costs, the billing team & nurse failed to follow up & resubmit the claim due to the high call volume at Quest. They ultimately just forgot about it & I had to pay the not-covered items out of pocket.

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He is definitely the "baby maker" He is definitely a scientist. He did a lot of testing and research to figure out the underlying causes of my miscarriages. The previous clinic I used before didn't do any testing or research, they automatically told me I needed ivf. I didn't feel comfortable there and I am happy I switched to Dr. Roseff. He helped us conceive naturally and treated my underlying causes to aid in preventing another miscarriage.

He is straightforward. His goal is for us to succeed.

We conceived in a natural cycle. He provided us with progesterone, anticoagulant medications, supplements and a nutrition plan. I was extremely obese upon my first visit and we immediately addressed and resolved that. His overall plan set us up to succeed.

My insurance covered some items, but the out of pocket cost at the clinic was reasonable

I had previously been through diagnostic testing and one round of IUI at another South Florida clinic that I felt did not tailor anything to my individual needs. I felt a bit like a number, not a patient, being passed from appointment to appointment. Dr. Roseff and his team are the exact opposite. From the very first in depth appointment I felt like Dr.Roseff really wanted to get all the information he could on me and my husband. Medical history, diet, lifestyle...no stone goes unturned. That along with lots of important diagnostic testing he was able to set up a plan for us. As a patient it is so important to trust what he says and trust the process. Dr.Roseff does not rush this process. He respects the time, money and emotion that patients put into this process and he wants it done right. I am so glad we put our trust into him and his team.

Trust Dr.Roseff and the process. Follow his instructions. Be patient.

$25,000

Dr. Roseff had us both do more thorough testing than any other provider we went to, and then developed an individualized treatment plan for us based on our specific fertility issues. This saved us considerable emotional and financial stress. He is deeply knowledgeable of his field, can explain it at a high or low level, is always keeping up-to-date with the latest treatment innovations (as he says "The way we do things today is different than how we did them 6 months ago; this field is ALWAYS evolving!", and totally up-front and honest when providing you with the information you need to help him make the best possible treatment decision for you. He was always genuinely looking out for our best interests (medically, emotionally, and financially), and was very much rooting for us throughout our time with him. He always made himself available for questions and ensured they were satisfactorily answered, and he never rushed us through a visit. After our FET he called us (after-hours!) to check in and see how we were doing!

Listen to him carefully, and follow his instructions to the letter! Just trust him!

Stim cycle was done using Follistim, Ganirelix, Menopur, Growth Hormone, and HCG for the trigger shot. This produced 14 eggs, 9 of which fertilized, and 5 of which were normal after PGT-A. FET cycle was done with Lupron, followed by Vivelle, Estrace, Progesterone Capsules, and Progesterone injections. One FET cycle with a single embryo resulted in a pregnancy (currently 12 weeks).

$11k for stim cycle, $8k for transfer, not including meds or testing costs.

Dr. Roseff only does single embryo transfers due to the high success rate they have with their FET protocol.

It took 2 months to get in with Dr Roseff. I was worried this meant his office was operating above capacity, but that is not the case at all. He sets aside a whole 1-2 hours for each consultation. I have friends who have seen him, so I knew what to expect. He is not overly warm, but is more methodical about his approach to medicine. I feel like any human who has decided to go into the field of reproductive endocrinology must be this way, so it didnt bother me. He explained my diagnosis is detail and answered all of my questions. I have bilateral hydrosalpinx..which means I need to have both tubes removed before IVF. I was worried about the timing of this (before or after retrieval) and Dr Roseff thoroughly explained both options to me and gave me the autonomy to choose for myself, which meant a lot - espcially because IVF robs us of so much choice. My husband and I also found out that we are carriers of the same recessive gene and will be facing the hurdle of PGD testing. Dr Roseff was very compassionate about this as well. Due to cost, we have decided to pursue IVF in 6-9 months instead of right away because of cost. Dr Roseff was totally supportive of this which felt good. I was happy to not be rushed into such a big step. We are in contact with the office and they are quick to respond to any questions we have.

Do not take it personally when he does not visibly respond to emotion - its just not who he is! Let him finish his presentation before you interrupt for questions, he usually gets to everything.

I havent gone through IVF yet, but I will be having a bilateral salpingectomy prior to IVF with PGT-A and PGT-M due to tubal blockage (bilateral hydrosalpinx) and a shared recessive gene with a 25% chance of being passed down to our children. I also have mild PCOS and was told to take ovasitol 2x per day and continue to exercise and maintain a healthy weight. My thyroid is also a bit out of whack and will be taking synthroid prior to IVF.

I havent paid yet, but IVF, PGTA, PGTM, transfer will cost us about 34k

Dr Roseff is a huge eSET advocate. He believes the risks arent worth the multiple transfer, and his success rates are good without them.

Dr. Roseff was the first doctor to figure out why I was having recurrent miscarriages. I really appreciated how direct and to the point he was. He didn’t give me unrealistic expectations and he took my recommendations under advisement. The only small thing I would say is that I would have liked him to be a little more present during the IUI process. Mostly I only dealt with the RN Kristi (who is fabulous!!!) and I felt like he was a little absent. Although, it didn’t effect the outcome at all. I still felt supported by the other office staff and I was able to communicate with him through them. All in all I would definitely recommend him to anyone who is searching for answers to their infertility. He will figure it out.

Be prepared to do a lot of testing. He is very in depth to give you the best chance for success.

I did IUI with a donor sperm. He prescribed letrozole 5mg for I believe 5 days and then a trigger shot. The office recommends two back to back IUI’s to increase the odds.

The testing for me and my fiancée was almost 5k (my insurance covered barely any) and the IUI was $310 per time.

I think his approach to the IUI procedure was spot on. I got pregnant on the second IUI, although it ended in a chemical.

Dr Roseff wants the end goal as much as you do. His approach is to do all testing up front, dig into your health/ nutrition, and only then proceed to active treatment. He is not going to leave any stone unturned. He is honest with you to help achieve the goals you have. He is caring, and supportive. We had to take 2-3 months of supplements before starting treatment to increase sperm and egg quality. I gave up hot yoga, and my husband drinking. This allowed us to have, hopefully, only 1 retrieval and a few embryos on ice. This takes effort and dr Roseff will tell you exactly what you need to do.

Listen to him. Do what he says!

Most was covered by insurance. Carrier screening was about $1200, and embryo testing was about $4000.

Dr. Roseff angrily dismissed us as patients after our last consultation didn't go so well. He clearly didn't want to hurt his IVF stats. He is a clever salesperson, because he will go online while you are in his office and show you the stats of his practice that they are number 1 in the state. Although he claims that he understands everyone wants a baby yesterday, his actions as a doctor speak differently. In our initial tests, it came up low thyroid & vitamin D, yet he made us wait over a month & half after the bloodwork was performed to let us know the results and to be put on thyroid medication and vitamin D. Thats a whole cycle down the drain of just waiting for them. There are other examples where he waisted time in our cycle. He makes you wait a month to get test results rather than calling with the results if it means you need to start a medication because your thyroid is low. Dr. Roseff, after all the testing, he will not make another appointment with you until you visit his nutritionist . They make you drive all the way down to miami to meet with a woman named Martha to tell you what supplements to take and then never speak about the supplements or follow up on how its going with the supplements since the the hike he made me take all the way down south Miami. There is a lot of red tape. Then when we tried to leave his practice for another local Dr who seemed to be a little quicker in his treatment practices, Dr. Roseff ended up trashing the Dr. and sort of scaring us into leaving his practice for that other Dr. Dr. Roseff also likes to sell tons and tons of testing to you and he never reviews in thorough the results of the test or what the point of the test was. Its like he makes money on all the tests. Little things too, such as constantly forgetting my medical allergies to latex at every appointment became frustrating. And since Dr. Roseff himself will not perform the IUI or Egg Retrieval other doctors in the practice will perform procedures on you and they fail to read patient notes its like they all don't communicate with one another, so my one of my procedures the Dr wasn't familiar with my anatomy and actually needed to do a ultrasounds guided. I got stuck with another Dr. who had a very poor bedside manner and was extremely mean to me. Overall, Dr. Roseff although had great reviews and is why went to him to begin with, I think that he has been around for a while and has probably had successes, but its more like a factory with a lot of red tape. There is also a lot of new medical research that Dr. Roseff is failing to institute in their practice, such as using 500 IU of HCG for a uterine wash prior to the embryo transfer to jump start the implantation process. Another concern I had was the inositol powder they are prescribing to every patient. Inositol powder actually counters egg support and should only taken if you have PCOS. They have made a lot of mistakes with our case, and time that ticks away is priceless for us. After dismissing us, we decided to go with a practice who has one to one patient care.

I wish that I had the advice that I am about to give. I would have a whole year of my life back. Expect to be treated more as a statistical number than anything else. These doctors are not the owners of the practice which means there will be no sense of urgency, or catering to individual needs. They will refer you to their labs, nutritionists, acupuncturist, sell you supplements and close to a year later they will actually start to discuss IVF.

I was put on synthroid, vitamin D, vita pearl ( prenatal) inositol powder, coq10, pqq, fish oil, probiotic ultra flora balance, and Alph lipoid acid to start. Then we did an IUI with Letrozole. We did lupron, menopure, gonadropin, and human growth hormone during stimulations for about10 days. We go two eggs retrieved which turned into 2 embryos. We did PGT testing on embryos and they came back normal. Dr. Roseff never allowed us to transfer our embryos.

$10,000 for testing $800 for IUI $13,000 for stimulation cycle $8,000 for medications

Dr. Roseff never allowed us to transfer our embryos.

Dr. Roseff is compassionate. He is invested in seeing his patients succeed in their journeys. When I was getting a little nervous about discharge he reminded me, “You come to me so that you don’t have to come to me.” So true. I did sometimes feel like the time between appointments while we were in the testing and investigational stages (before we started our cycle) was longer than I wished It was. But it’s because he doesn’t double book and he spends an hour or more with you explaining your results. If he double booked and spent 5 minutes with you like most doctors typically do, you could probably get in faster. BUT the time he spends is a part of what sets him apart from other physicians. He isn’t trying to run a puppy mill style fertility practice. He explained the potential risks associated with all procedures and treatments, but reassured us that his team was going to monitor me safely along the way.

Understand that you may have to wait longer than you’d ideally wish for for an appointment, but know that once it is time for your appointment Dr. Roseff will be on time and will spend more time with you than any other doctor would.

We underwent IVF with ICSI and PGS. The stimulation and retrieval phase produced 18 eggs. Despite that, we ended up with only 1 PGS normal embryo.

IVF is expensive but this practice was on par with other practices in the area with a far superior product.

We were in the best hands with Dr. Roseff. He is incredibly smart, informative, compassionate and is as invested in this process as we are. He methods, testing, treatments were thorough, well thought out and explained, so we had no questions. And we were lucky enough to have success (thus far) because of Dr. Roseff’s guidance and direction. He is the absolute BEST!!!

Trust in the process and what Dr. Roseff says!

Extensive bloodwork, Genetic testing, intralipid infusions. Egg Retrieval: Birth control without estrogen Gonal F, Omnitrope,cetrotide with a Novarel Trigger short both times. FET: Lupron, birth control without estrogen, estradiol, vivelle patches, PIO injections, and crinone.

We spent $20k has we had health insurance coverage. Omnitrope meds were $2,000, intralipid infusions were $277 each, each cycle was about $4,000 and the blood work through UniLab was by far the largest expense many thousands of dollars.

Dr. Roseff is caring. He makes it a point to remember personal details I tell him (such as vacation destinations) and asks about it on the next visit. He hugs me every time I see him in the office. He explains the issues and treatment thoroughly to make sure I understand everything before I leave his office. I'm always prepared to ask questions, but he usually answers them all before I have to ask!

Follow his recommendations even if he gives you the option. He wants the best possible outcome to avoid wasting your time and money with multiple cycles.

Dr. Roseff offers a free second opinion so I met with him after 7 failed IUI cycles with a previous fertility clinic. I transferred my medical records to him for review prior to the initial consultation. Upon review, he immediately determined that I had a thyroid issue which can cause infertility. After one year of treatment, my prior RE failed to diagnose this! Dr.Roseff had me test again to confirm and treat me accordingly. He also advised I had a dimished ovarian reserve which I already knew. He did thorough testing including an SIS which was perfect. He recommended a new protocol: IUI with Femara. I have tried Clomid before (failed) and he advised I might have better luck with Femara. He also recommended IVF but left me with the choice. I opted for IUI cycle #8 - failed. He strongly believes based on his experience that I have endometriosis and that is preventing my chances to conceive with IUI. The only way to diagnose endometriosis is with a laparoscopy procedure. Instead of spending time and money on a laparaoscopy procedure, we agreed to go straight to IVF treatment. I am currently about to start stims in my first IVF cycle and I feel well prepared!

This clinic accepts United Healthcare insurance so for office visits and ultrasounds I only had to pay a co-pay. They also allowed me to use LabCorp for some bloodwork which was covered 100%. IUI is about $200 plus $125 for thawing of frozen donor sperm.

I absolutely trust Dr. Roseff as an expert in infertility and IVF. He has a lot of experience and keeps up to date with current research. Furthermore, he is a very kind human being and my appointments with him were always on time. I definitely felt like I was in the right hands when it came to my treatment. I would not hesitate to recommend him for his expertise.

I would tell a prospective patient to not look elsewhere. Take a look at Dr. Roseff's success rates. Do not waste your money at a different clinic! Do it right, so you only have to do it once.

I was diagnosed with endometriosis and a blocked tube by a previous OB/GYN. Only Dr. Roseff diagnosed me as having PCOS, which was a key component in treating my infertility (No OB/GYN in my whole life detected PCOS, and I've had a lot of them). I went straight to IVF since I personally knew other treatments would be a waste of time and money with all the factors affecting my fertility. We used the antagonist protocol, which yielded great results without throwing me into OHSS. I requested to do a fresh transfer despite the fact that Dr. Roseff advised against it because of my high hormone levels from PCOS. Unfortunately the fresh transfer resulted in a chemical pregnancy, but that is of no fault of Dr. Roseff (he did warn me against it). I did a frozen transfer next, which Dr. Roseff stated he was very optimistic about. I am currently 24 weeks pregnant and feel my little baby BOY kicking me everyday. He knew it would work this time, thats how amazing he is at his job.

I was able to do my treatment cycle through WinFertility, which bundled the IVF with meds for a discount.

Dr. Roseff is very pro-eSET which I find great. The clinic's results are so great and Dr. Roseff knows when an eSET is best for a patient. He does let the patient choose if they want to do more than one embryo though.

Dr. Roseff, was always available if I needed to speak to him about something. He was very informative and advised us of the risks and benefits throughout the whole process. He was very gentle when he advised us of our results and reasons for non success up until that point. I have total faith in Dr. Roseff.

He is very gentle and welcoming.

I am currently going through my first cycle with Dr. Roseff. I had 3 previous unsuccessful IUI attempts before coming to him. He adjusted my medications to accommodate my bodies needs.

The prescreening after I had done some tests with another location for myself was $1,500 and my partner was $500. The IVF process was around $23,000. There were a lot of vitamins required to take as well that was probably around 1,500 so far for the both of us.

Dr. Roseff closely examined my previous tests and gathered all information into his system. As he examined everything that had been done before he asked questions as he went. He never disregarded anything that had been done prior he took everything into consideration. I also loved how he explained things with backup details and references. His knowledge in this field is well versed and he exercises it professionally. I appreciate his patience knowing he may have to repeat himself numerous times.

Come with a list of questions and expect to leave with better understanding of it all.

My treatment protocol followed that of someone with endometriosis. I was put on a regimen of vitamins. Also, during the bloodwork he found I was lead toxic and was referred to the clinic's nutritional doctor to detox. He also performed other exams to eliminate and only have my diagnosis of endometriosis in the way (process of elimination)

Dr. Roseff is always kind when I come in and made sure to thoroughly examine anything that may potentially create a barrier to successful conception. He explained procedures before, during and after and made sure to make time to answer my questions. He shows a lot of empathy and understanding of the stress I was going through.

Make sure to disclose everything and take suggestions.

My treatment started with thorough examinations including checking for tubal blockage, health of my uterus, ovarian reserve, blood panels, genetic testing, etc. Once he determined that I don’t have any complications that may interfere with pregnancy we moved on to IUI. My IUI cycle started with a sonogram to check my ovaries for follicles followed by 5 days of femara. I then came in for another sonogram to check the maturity of my follicles and if I was ready I’d receive a trigger shot. The next day I’d go in for my IUI and a second one the next day. Then came the two week wait. One week after my IUI I had my progesterone levels checked and the week after that an HCG test.

I had to pay out of pocket but the staff made sure to do what they could to minimize my costs. Anything that could be covered by my insurance was facilitated.