CCRM

[Anonymous]

After 2 failed IVFs and 1 failed embryo transfer, we decided to try CCRM. The first available consult I could get was January 4. Does anyone have experience with them? Is it worth it go out there? Thanks

[Anonymous]

I am trying to decide between CCRM and Cornell (am leaning towards Cornell). You may want to look into Cornell too, depending on what your situation is. Also, I know of someone who flew out to CCRM for their 1 day of testing (that costs $3600) and was then told that they would not accept her as a patient. So I'd be on the lookout for that if you are older or have high FSH. Good luck!!!

[Anonymous]

I second the PP's recommendation: you should also consider looking into Cornell.

[Anonymous]

"I know of someone who flew out to CCRM for their 1 day of testing (that costs $3600) and was then told that they would not accept her as a patient."

Really? She must have been menopausal then - I had an FSH of 18 and they didn't blink at cycling me. I would think they would be able to tell you during your phone consult whether it was likely that they would not accept you as a patient.

Oh, and I only spent $1500 on my one day work up, including travel.

[Anonymous]

Here is the CCRM price list: http://www.colocrm.com/BecomeaPatient/TreatmentCosts.aspx

Initial workup is $3600, although some of it may be covered by insurance.