Scott Ciecko

Sep 2025   Powered by Google

As nice as the staff is when discussing issues with them the scheduling process and the abundance of documents with multiple different companies is so hard to track and manage. Red rock fertility was WAY smoother and easier to schedule simple things like analysis for blood and hormones. They made the process way easier. I would recommend going with them.

Collette Jonte

Sep 2025   Powered by Google

It brings me sadness as I write this review. It has taken me over a year to share my and my husband's journey. First, I would like to say that Cara, Renee, Betsy, and all the MAs in the office are truly amazing. They were so supportive throughout my entire journey. I am genuinely grateful for them. Unfortunately, I still feel like my "care plan" was not detailed to me, and I was overlooked. Let's Begin... My husband and I met with FCLV starting in Early 2021 with Dr. Shapiro. I came with some fertility testing already, as ordered by my OBGYN. I knew I was MTHFR positive for two copies of the C677T, which was the worst of the two. My husband and I had to go through 3 egg retrievals to get two genetically normal embryos. That all went great, but it all went south when it came to transfer. I asked my provider multiple times if I should be taking Aspirin 81mg because of the MTHFR lab result. I was repeatedly told not to; even my coordinator asked him, and I was told no again. I also asked for testing for the hemophiliac profile and was told no. In November 2021, we transferred our first embryo. We asked for the boy embryo, but they unfroze the girl instead and said, "Sorry." A few weeks later, we were told we were pregnant. We were so excited. Everything was going well until the heartbeat ultrasound. We were told that they could see it but could not measure it. We were 9 weeks pregnant and said that our pregnancy had just dissolved itself and my uterus was empty. We were devastated. After the dust settled, we talked about transferring our second embryo. After I kept asking for a hysteroscopy and was told no again, he decided to do it. This is where we found out that I had severe inflammation in my uterus. I went on the treatment plan and then had a repeat hysteroscopy. This is when they saw two micro polyps. I had them removed, and not even a month later, I was told I had to transfer my embryo, or I would have to pay $5,000 since my year package was running out. I fought that with the finance people, who honestly had no heart. They didn't care that I had literally done everything the doctor recommended, even going through his surgery instead of going back to my ob-gyn, which was covered by insurance, to make sure I followed his plan. It was so sad. Now, fast forward two weeks, and I got a call from another doctor in the office to tell me my Beta HCG was negative. And that was that. I never heard from anyone else in the office after that, including Dr. Shapiro, whom I had been with for over a year. Fast forward to August 2023, when I went back to my OBGYN for follow-up after it all. She listened to me and ordered all the lab tests. I found out that I am positive for Factor V Leiden and ACE Gene Polymorphism. I was told that with just MTHFR alone, I should be on a baby aspirin daily, and with pregnancy, I should be on Lovenox. My husband and I are just sad that we could have had a baby girl with us today if I was listened to and heard. Unfortunately, I wasn't. So, advice: Get testing before going here so you cover all your bases!

Lisa

Sep 2025   Powered by Google

Do not recommend going here. They don’t answer questions. They’re very cold and callous.. They expect you to know the process and take it in your own hands. Do not recommend going here find a better doctor