CCRM lone tree vs CCRM nova

[Anonymous]

Is there a huge difference in outcomes for difficult cases between CCRM lone tree and CCRM nova? I am dreading about the travel while juggling a full time job.

[Anonymous]

I might depend a bit on your exact profile, but if you are a difficult case and time or money are limited I would go to CCRM LT. For an easier case I would say go to CCRM NoVA as it is good in many ways and much more convenient. But for a difficult case, LT has better equipment a better lab, etc. (I have been to both)

[Anonymous]

Agree with the above post!

[Anonymous]

Hello! What did you end up doing please? I’m in the same boat

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hello! What did you end up doing please? I’m in the same boat

Me too! Paying out of pocket for LT because the local clinics (haven't been to CCRM NOVA) aren't getting the job done and I'm just over all of this. I am definitely a difficult case. Starting stimulation shortly after Christmas and traveling to LT shortly after the NY.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hello! What did you end up doing please? I’m in the same boat

Me too! Paying out of pocket for LT because the local clinics (haven't been to CCRM NOVA) aren't getting the job done and I'm just over all of this. I am definitely a difficult case. Starting stimulation shortly after Christmas and traveling to LT shortly after the NY.

I wish you all the best!

[Anonymous]

I was at CCRM NOVA with a difficult case and did not have success. I am now at a top clinic in NYC. You might consider this as an alternate option, simply because the travel is easier than CO. At least with travel to NYC, you can grab a train with very little notice (which meant that for retrievals, I could wait until closer to the end to travel in, rather than being there for 1.5 weeks). Just another option to consider!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was at CCRM NOVA with a difficult case and did not have success. I am now at a top clinic in NYC. You might consider this as an alternate option, simply because the travel is easier than CO. At least with travel to NYC, you can grab a train with very little notice (which meant that for retrievals, I could wait until closer to the end to travel in, rather than being there for 1.5 weeks). Just another option to consider!

Did you do your monitoring/blood draw with a different clinic?

[Anonymous]

I actually just posted about CCRM NoVa. I’m really disappointed in their administration: everything is sort of a mess. They don’t answer the phone, you wait forever for billing to get back to you, the nurses are not friendly (having come from another clinic, kind nurses were my lifeline through so much).

If you can go elsewhere, I would.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hello! What did you end up doing please? I’m in the same boat

Me too! Paying out of pocket for LT because the local clinics (haven't been to CCRM NOVA) aren't getting the job done and I'm just over all of this. I am definitely a difficult case. Starting stimulation shortly after Christmas and traveling to LT shortly after the NY.

what would be a difficult case? Could you provide more information?