Has anyone had experience with Innova Women's Hospital FC?

[Anonymous]

They are very nice and helpful. That said, I am concerned about success rates- i can't find any information. I also worry a little that they are too conservative in the methods they employ. I can't find much about them online except one page announcing that they do exist.

i dont' see anyone on here mentioning them.

I don't know how to find out more and how to assess.
https://www.inova.org/locations/inova-fairfax-medical-campus/department-obstetrics-and-gynecology/clinical-sections/endocrinology-infertility

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are very nice and helpful. That said, I am concerned about success rates- i can't find any information. I also worry a little that they are too conservative in the methods they employ. I can't find much about them online except one page announcing that they do exist.

i dont' see anyone on here mentioning them.

I don't know how to find out more and how to assess.
https://www.inova.org/locations/inova-fairfax-medical-campus/department-obstetrics-and-gynecology/clinical-sections/endocrinology-infertility

I’m a healthcare worker and have worked closely with IVF. None of the physicians listed are specifically IVF docs. Some OB/GYN’s will do infertility work-up and minor IVF procedures, but that’s it. They’ll send you to an IVF specialist if their minor procedures don’t work. If you notice, they list IVF as a “special interest” which means they deal with it some, but not everyday. I highly suggest you see a true IVF physician.

[Anonymous]

PP here- I went back and looked at the list. Mark Paulson is an actual dedicated IVF physician w/ CCRM in McLean. He’s very well respected and has high success rates.