Shared risk question

[Anonymous]

I'm enrolled in a shared risk type program with a small clinic which may be having trouble. One of their main physicians left and I have been having communication issues with the nurses. What would happen if they went out of business?

[Anonymous]

What clinic?

[Anonymous]

Dominion’s Gordon just left, not sure if that is what OP is referring to, and Dr Dimattina took two weeks off for surgery, all are left now are two associates.

Anyway to OP’s question, nothing you can do about it, so don’t spend too much time thinking about it. That’s all I can say. Sometimes denial helps in tough times.

[Anonymous]

I would also be worried about what might happen to any frozen embryos. Can you get your money back and switch to another clinic?

[Anonymous]

The nursing staff was subpar before Gordon left, so nothing new there. I highly recommend documenting everything with them. They somehow forget to tell you things like when to start taking certain meds. Oh and sometimes they get life changing test results and don't share that news with you either...you just get to find out when you request copies of your records.

[Anonymous]

I’ve never had an issue with the nurses at Dominion. Super responsive, thorough, very sweet. With all the crap you have to deal with when going through IVF, my experience at Dominion has been excellent.

[Anonymous]

Can you please share the information about Dominion Shared risk program? thanks