IVFMD is not a doctor's office- it is a business. Steer clear.
If you are seeking fertility treatment, you are vulnerable, emotional, and desperate for help to have a baby. Emotionally and financially, it is draining. Save yourself any superfluous stress and find a different fertility clinic. As explained in detail below, besides waiting months for an initial consultation and a follow up consultation, an IVFMD employee stole my credit card from my purse before a procedure while I was in the bathroom and used it to order lunch delivered to the office (as well as hundreds of dollars to online retailers). Not once did Scott Roseff apologize to me or my husband for what had happened to us. Scott did not call us to explain our thousands' of dollars worth of test results. In fact, we were told we owed the business $25.00 after all was said and done.
We waited months for an appointment with Scott Roseff. We finally got in for a consultation in October 2022. Roseff's desk and office is littered with paraphernalia graffitied with titles such as "#1 Baby Maker". Scott Roseff told us he would get us pregnant. He went on about Board Certification... and quizzed us to see if we knew what that meant, which was a bit off-putting. He asked for a hug after the consultation because he "is a hugger". He pretended he cared about our journey to becoming parents. We made follow up appointments for two procedures (HSG and SIS). Roseff was booked so I had to make these appointments with Dr. Gerkowicz (a very kind doctor). We were told Roseff was not available until January 2023 to go over the HSG, SIS, as well as the blood work. This was concerning but I figured this was normal in the fertility treatment world (it turns out this is not normal).
The waiting was, sadly, not the worst part about IVFMD. After the HSG and SIS (both invasive procedures), I was notified by my credit card company that the credit card I used at IVFMD Boca was compromised. I saw a $50 and change charge for a local restaurant amongst the charges for hundreds of dollars to online retailers. I called the local restaurant and asked who ordered this large lunch on my credit card. The man told me, "This is strange... it was delivered to a doctor's office... address 9960 N Central Park Blvd." The address of IVFMD Boca. I contacted IVFMD Boca immediately and notified them of this. My main concern was that other patients' identities and credit cards were in danger of being compromised. I was contacted by the COO. Ultimately, the COO concluded that the medical assistant, who was in the exam room during the HSG and SIS, also had her credit card stolen and that we had the same exact credit card number, but for one digit. This was obviously implausible. This is what really happened: the medical assistant went into the exam room while I emptied my bladder before the SIS, went into my purse, went through my wallet, took a photo of my credit card (and who knows what else), and then used my credit card to order lunch (delivered to IVFMD Boca office) as well as hundreds of dollars to online retailers, Starbucks, and McDonalds.
It's important to note: One thief does not make a whole business bad. I made it clear to IVFMD that I initially wanted to continue with Scott Roseff but that I wanted to put their business on notice that they had a thief in their office. However, Scott Roseff never called me or my husband to check in on us, to apologize, to say he hoped we could trust him, or to assure us that this was one bad apple in his office. No one called us to get us in earlier. In fact, no one, including Board Certified Roseff, ever called us to discuss ANY results from our thousands of dollars' worth of tests. To this date, more than three months later, Scott Roseff has yet to apologize to us or to check in. In fact, the only person who ever apologized to us and seemed sincere was Gelyssa, the nurse. read more