Best RE in the DMV?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I work with Dr. Humm at GW and I am very happy there. I think they have lower rates of success than Columbia or SG, but I feel strongly that the care I am getting is based on science and that they aren't doing weird things to up their statistics (see above comments about SG). I am also not getting pushed into expensive treatments where I have a very low likelihood of success, as I strongly suspect I would be at a private clinic, because there is a lot less profit motivation. Plus the bedside manner is great, and even if I can't get ahold of Dr. Humm as easily as I might like, her nurse is very responsive and exceedingly caring. Given that you are young and dealing with MF, you might not need the super aggressive approaches at private clinics.

I tried to get an appointment with Dr. Humm but they said next available for new patient is in March/April.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have experience with Dr. Anitha Nair?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The K St office of SGF. Widra or Devine.

+1 for Dr. Devine. She’s also their head of research.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The K St office of SGF. Widra or Devine.

+1 for Widra, he was great to work with.

[Anonymous]

+ 2 for Devine. She was compassionate (but honest) and didn’t try to push donor eggs on me even though I was in my early 40s. Ended up with two kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The K St office of SGF. Widra or Devine.

+1 for Widra, he was great to work with.

Dr Widra is the head of DC SGF. He knows his stuff and is absolutely amazing when it matters.

[Anonymous]

Heard great things about Jeanne Obrien at Shady Grove. I had a consult with her and it was my favorite so far. Seemed thorough and very compassionate.

[Anonymous]

Strongly recommend against Shady Grove Fertility. They are a business.
Consider: Sharara, Rifka, and DeMatini
Also consider Cornell (Owen Davis) if poor ovarian reserve