Beware of Johns Hopkins Fertility
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Anonymous
| Hopkins Fertility has the worst success rates in the region. We had two cycles there, each retrieved more than 12 eggs and all failed. A nurse told me that other clinics are far better than them. Beware! |
Anonymous
+1 hopkins fertility is trash |
Anonymous
| My experience at Hopkins was similar. Two cycles all failed. Shady grove did it on the first try. I was told by SG that Hopkins is notoriously for running a mismanaged lab. |
Anonymous
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Hopkins has a culture (not a good one). I did not work a the hospital but I was employed by JHU for 3 years, dated a Dr. there, knew people all over the JHU realm.
Hopkins acts as if you should pay them for the privilege of working there. Morale in the labs is abysmal. No surprise it shows in their results. |
Anonymous
| I'm talking to a lawyer now and plan to sue JHU's fertility lab for negligence. |
Anonymous
on what grounds? not a JH patient but how can you prove that the fertility lab was negligent? |
Anonymous
| I went to an excellent reproductive endocrinologist at Hopkins (greenspring) and had healthy twin girls. I was very happy with Hopkins! |
Anonymous
we believe there are missing embryos |
Anonymous
to be clear, we don't know for sure but have concerns about record keeping. again, we do not know for sure yet. |
Anonymous
| I second this. We had a lot of problems at Hopkins and found their care sloppy. |
Anonymous
| OMG. This place is the worst. They make so many mistakes and the resident's ultrasounds were painful. |
Anonymous
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+1
Terrible experience |
Anonymous
| A staff member there suggested that I go elsewhere for better results. That tells you a lot, I think. |
Anonymous
| I would like to extend this warning to any RE who has trained at Hopkins. |
Anonymous
+1 Hopkins is all about Hopkins. They are not there for you. Viewed from within, it is a very unusual little bubble Hopkins created for itself. |