Stan Williams

Myself and my husband seen Dr. Williams for our consultation appointment. He was very blunt and to the point. As this was our first time seeing a fertility specialist we didn’t know any better or what to expect. Dr. Williams diagnosed me with PCOS without checking any bloodwork. He based it off of my irregular periods. I’m not saying I don’t have PCOS I just don’t believe he did everything to give me a true diagnosis. I only seen Dr. Williams at the consultation and my final appointment. At my final appointment he was very rude and I waited about 45 min to see him. I did four rounds of oral letrozole and then at my final appointment he stated IUI or IVF were my only options. When at my first consult he said we would do 4-6 rounds of oral letrozole and then 4-6 rounds of clomid. My progesterone was over 10 one month (which is what they look for it to be) and he couldn’t find that in my paper work he had in front of him. So I pulled up MyChart to show him and he said “well it only worked once.” I didn’t feel right being there once he said that and then he sent me to financial to discuss IVF prices. He made me feel like a number and never that he was truly there for me, my husband or you help us. He just wanted our money.

Go somewhere else!!!

We did four rounds of oral letrozole. Every month when I would start my period I would do an ultrasound then days 5-9 I would take the medication. On day 23 of my cycle each time they would check my progesterone. We did this because I had irregular periods and didn’t ovulate on my own.

Approximately 40$ for each appointment, insurance covered most oral medications. 300$ for sperm analysis for my husband.

believe the only times I ever saw him were once during my consultation which included a diagnosis, and when he performed the tubal flushing at the hospital. He was very matter of fact during the consultation/diagnosis, which was a very shocking and difficult moment for me. I was completely blindsided. At the tubal flushing he was a bit warmer. I never saw him in person again, and all of the treatments and follow-ups were performed by the nurses.

Don't expect to see him very much.

He looked at the cycle record I had kept and basal temperature log and diagnosed me as PCOS annovulatory. He prescribed the tubal flushing, and then clomid at a low dose for one failed cycle and then a second cycle. At that point he upped the dose for the third cycle, and thankfully I became pregnant then and delivered a healthy baby.

I do not remember, most likely covered by insurance.

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Dr. Williams was very kind and compassionate. He explained to me what happened to my donor embryo and that the one that did survive may not result in a live birth. Due to the nature of the visits he was very sensitive and caring.

He is very honest and has a good sense of humor. Be honest with him.

BC for 14 days, estrogen patches, PIO/vaginal progesterone and then FET

Approximately $700.00

He was going to allow me to transfer both donor embryos.

He’s calm and collected. He is straightforward but compassionate. His care is great. Bedside manner is great. His staff is wonderful and I will continue to see dr. Williams until we decide our journey is over

Get to know Jean, his nurse

General procedure followed for a frozen embryo transfer

We transferred 2 only because we didn’t want to waste one.