Fertilitylabinsider.com Website Review

Lessons learned from over fifte*n years of working inside fertility labs. Buy me a coffee $5.00 USDPay for one month of webhosting fees $25.00 USDBig Thank You! Keep Blogging! $50.00 USD. PATIENT TOOLS FOR FINDING THE BEST IVF CLINICS, INFERTILITY CARE AND SUPPORT. Questions for the RE and Clinic About the Reproductive Endocrinologist: Board certified in Reproduction, Endocrinology and Infertility? Years experience? How many years has this program been open? Number of REs in the group? Do patients see same physician, nurses each time? Communication questions: How do patients reach the doctor to ask questions? Email? Phone? or messages relayed through the nurse? How are emergency after hour calls handled? Questions at first consult: What diagnostic tests will you order for patient? partner? How much Based on the diagnostic work-up , what treatment plan do you recommend? For patients just like me (age, diagnosis), what kind of success rate can I expect? Do you recommend ovulation induction cycles for me? If so, how many OI cycles do you recommend before you typically recommend IVF? Are techs cross-trained? Try to determine if backup techs are available for emergency absences. Does you lab offer ICSI, as*isted hatching, donor egg or embryo? or embryo biopsy for PGD? What has been your experience with elective single embryo transfer? Are these costs inclusive (physician fees, medications, ultrasounds, blood work, lab fees)? Will you provide me with CPT codes I can use to discuss with my insurance company? Do you offer financial as*istance, payment plans or Shared Risk programs? Ask your doctor to provide the CPT codes with your itemized estimate for each lab procedure or test that is ordered for you. The codes below are the procedure codes you can reference when identifying your covered procedures with your insurance company for your treatment plan. The bottom of the second page has a space for various additional codes your physician will submit for office consults, ultrasound