This is an amazing man (Dr. Wayne Lin) and his staff!…read more We have had two babies with him and are currently working on kid three. Here is my background info! - 3 years trying, no babies. - lots of cysts - No true knowledge as to why we didn't get pregnant on our own. - 1 IVF, 5 embryos - 2 out of two successful implantations

Our fertility journey was a long and heartbreaking one but Dr. Lin and his office were kind,…read morecaring, and compassionate each step of the way. Dr. Lin has exceptional bedside manner and a real gift for explaining each step of the process thoroughly but in a way that is absorbable to anybody. He personally saw us at every single visit. All of the nurses and staff we encountered were equally kind and caring. We never had a long wait time and the office tried to accommodate our early appointment preference so I could make it to work almost each time. With every bump in the road, Dr. Lin provided alternative options and routes and never pressured us into any situation. With his help, we now have our rainbow baby in our arms. I will forever be grateful to Dr. Lin who sees you as a person and not just another number.

After 13 years of infertility our biggest blessing came our beautiful baby girl she is now 7months…read moreold and we still cannot believe it feels like a dream. When I first learned I would have to do IVF to conceive due to PCOS I was heartbroken and scared I knew it would be expensive and hard and ultimately not even IVF can guarantee you a baby. When we first met with Dr Yelian he assured us we would have a baby!! After 2 egg retrivals in one cycle we got 4 healthy 4aa embryos one of which is currently playing with her toys in bed as I type this. We traveled from Arizona to Irvine weekly for every single appointment because Life IVF stood out to us from every other clinic in we saw. All though it was a lot to travel so much we enjoyed every single part even with all the anxiety that comes naturally with IVF we never lost our faith and I'm so glad we didn't. I can't wait to go back and do our second transfer next year I highly recommend life IVF to anyone looking for a clinic the prices and care are great.

Dr. Yelian is not only an amazing Doctor but he's a stand up guy! We are blessed to have our twins…read morebecause of Life IVF and by the Grace of God!!! It took us 7 years to get pregnant due to infertility caused by Endometriosis. We loved that they offer mini-stim cycles and all natural IVF. Ultimately, we got our twins from an all natural egg retrieval and a 3 day fresh transfer. This was a miracle even in the IVF world! THANK YOU Dr. Yelian for all you do!

We are incredibly grateful to everyone at Reproductive Fertility Center for making our dream of…read morebecoming parents come true. Today, we're blessed with our precious baby boy, who is almost 4 months old. A special shout out to Paula, Yaretzi, Ai, Lori, and especially Dr. James Lin. Paula is simply the best always incredibly responsive, on top of every detail, and quick to answer all of our questions while keeping us updated on lab work and results. Dr. Lin took the time to thoroughly explain every step, shared an incredible wealth of knowledge, and gave us complete confidence throughout the entire journey. The entire team made us feel welcomed, supported, and cared for every step of the way. After two unsuccessful IUI cycles, we moved on to IVF. We were blessed with just one embryo, and by God's grace, that one embryo became our beautiful son. Our journey was filled with uncertainty, hope, and perseverance, making him our little miracle. If you're struggling to conceive, we wholeheartedly recommend Dr. James Lin and the amazing team at Reproductive Fertility Center. They truly changed our lives, and we'll be forever grateful.

About two weeks ago, I went for the first time to the Irvine facility for a bone density test. It…read morewas very easy. I did get treated with respect. They've got everything ready for me and I only had to wait. Maybe 20 minutes then I went into the changing room that was very easily explained to what to do as far as locking up your belongings the young lady that waited on me that helped me. I should say explain to everything to me, which was great. Also, her name was K very kind lady very sweet and very professional. I was very impressed with the way I was treated for the first time. I've never been there before I say thumbs up all the way.

Fertility Centers of Orange County is a wonderful practice, and Dr. Kaing is an incredible doctor…read more She is compassionate, approachable, and deeply knowledgeable. She explains everything clearly: I never felt like I was in the dark about a procedure or what it would entail. There is also no pressure to pursue certain options: she lets you know everything that is available, and gives her honest advice. What's best is that she legitimately listens to her patients: if had a question or brought up a concern, she took it seriously. I always felt heard and cared for. Regarding the practice itself, everyone who works there is kind and professional, and the atmosphere in the office is deeply calming. They also change the decorations seasonally, which is a lot of fun. Beyond a wonderful bedside manner, Dr. Kaing and her team are incredible at what they do. Thanks to them, I have my son! I would recommend this practice without question to anyone going through IVF.

I'm writing this review solely based on my experience of care, not pregnancy outcomes. We were…read morereferred to FCOC by friends who had success on their very first IUI (iconic), and over the past three months, Dr. Kaing has been nothing short of exceptional, thorough, thoughtful, intentional, and deeply committed to doing things the right way with her patients' best interests at heart. Rather than rushing into repeated attempts, Dr. Kaing ensured we explored ALL appropriate interventions, including an HSG, saline sonogram, comprehensive blood work, and ultimately a hysteroscopy, to truly optimize our chances moving forward. She consistently took the time to explain each step, answer my many questions (I was very nervous!), and made sure we felt informed/supported/confident throughout the process. I completed a procedure today that was an important part of our fertility journey to improve future success, and I felt completely confident in Dr. Kaing's expertise every step of the way. I'm incredibly grateful for her entire team, their care was seamless and compassionate, and they never left my side. Nurse Mackenna and anesthesiologist Dr. Schneider were outstanding!!! I would highly recommend Dr. Kaing to anyone seeking a physician who leads with excellence, genuine care, and a truly positive and beautiful spirit!!

From the very beginning, this fertility clinic made an incredibly emotional and vulnerable journey…read morefor my wife and me feel supported, informed, and filled with hope. We worked with Dr. Becht who is truly outstanding -- not only exceptionally skilled and thoughtful, but also deeply compassionate. We always felt listened to, respected, and confident in every recommendation and decision. That level of trust made all the difference for us. I would highly recommend her to anyone! The entire team was just as incredible. So blessed to have been able to have Amanda as our coordinator. She always answered all of our crazy questions and concerns in a timely manner and was so helpful through all the ups and downs we went through. Every coordinator, and staff member treated us with kindness, patience, and genuine care. They consistently took the time to explain each step, answer our questions, and make sure we both felt included and supported throughout the process. No moment ever felt rushed, and no concern ever felt too small. What stood out most was how safe and confident we felt placing something so important in their hands. My wife and I are endlessly grateful for the expertise, empathy, and unwavering support we received. This clinic didn't just guide us through treatment -- they walked alongside us every step of the way. We cannot recommend this doctor and team highly enough. We will be back for baby number 2 whenever the time comes! Also huge shoutout to Tu and Dhinalie for all their amazing help and support! Thank you HRC for helping us start our family :)

I set up my appointment weeks in advance. HRC knew my age and I was clear about what I was looking…read morefor in the consult - discussing IUI and IVF using my own eggs. Yet, at the consultation yesterday, I was blindsided when the doctor told me they do not offer these services to women older than 46. The staff scheduling appointments should know this and be transparent. I could have mentally prepared to hear they could only offer using donor sperm AND eggs. Furthermore, when I scheduled, I asked if they did labs and US for AFC on the same day, to which they replied yes. Yesterday, I was on day 3 of my menstrual cycle, the optimal timing for these studies. None of these studies were offered. Of note, other fertility centers check an AFC as part of their initial consultation to guide the recommendations. That makes sense! Assuming infertility based on age is dismissive. I haven't even tried natural conception. My personal data (labs and AFC) would have helped to understand my fertility potential, rather than applying research from primarily black/white/asian data on a Latina and condemning me to using other people's DNA. Charging $75 to schedule an appointment without transparency of their services to then bill a consult is unacceptable. I gave an additional star because I was given a referral to a center that treats women over 46. I was offered to cancel the consult, but I chose to continue so I could try to understand the options they offer. Furthermore, the front desk staff was unable to answer a simple question of how long HRC has been in business. This location did not meet my expectations, but hopeful it will for others.

I just want to give a quick shout-out to the receptionist who helped me this afternoon around 12:30…read morepm. My wife scheduled me a same-day lab appointment for 1:30pm. I happened to be nearby and decided to stop by to see if they could take me in at 12:30pm. The receptionist was very kind and willing to see me earlier than my appointment. I didn't get her name, but shout-out to her. The lady who took my labs was also very nice. Very friendly staff!

I would not recommend West Coast Fertility based on our experience. What began as a consultation…read moreturned into a pattern of medication errors, poor communication, inadequate preparation for a painful procedure, rushed care, and repeated billing problems that ultimately caused my fiancé and me to discontinue treatment. The first major concern was that I was prescribed a medication that I am allergic to. In fertility treatment, where medication management is critical, that immediately raised concerns about attention to detail. Our consultation/procedure was scheduled for a specific amount of time because both my fiancé and I were attending during our lunch breaks. The appointment ran substantially over. During the visit, the physician took a phone call, and by the end everything felt rushed because we needed to return to work. During my procedure, I experienced severe pain and ultimately passed out afterward. I understand that patients tolerate procedures differently, but I did not feel adequately prepared for the possibility of that level of pain or what to expect. The billing issues are what ultimately destroyed our confidence. Before the appointment, we received written communication stating that my responsibility would be $500 for the hysterosonogram and that Natera would carry a $30 copay. The same email stated that if my spouse had Natera plus his infectious-disease panel drawn, there would be a $30 copay for his appointment as well. His insurance was not verified before his blood was drawn. He did not learn until afterward that the clinic said they could not use his Kaiser insurance for the infectious-disease testing. He was then charged $500. When I questioned that charge, the clinic emailed that they were unsure why he had been charged the full amount and that they could refund $470. Later, the explanation changed. We were told the $500 was for the infectious-disease panel and that he had agreed to pay it. Our issue was not whether he eventually handed over his card after the testing had already been performed. The issue was that he was not given clear pricing and an opportunity to decline a $500 out-of-pocket test before the service was performed. There was also a separate Natera billing issue. Before testing, the only written pricing we received from the clinic was a $30 copay. Only after testing was completed were we told Natera could cost $649, with a purported West Coast Fertility contracted rate of $250. I then received an approximately $1,100 Natera bill. My own billing also required correction. I paid $500 at the appointment, but after insurance processed the claim, my EOB showed a lower patient responsibility and I had to request a refund. At that point, the issue was no longer just money. It was the pattern: medication error, inadequate preparation for a painful procedure, a rushed appointment, failure to verify insurance and pricing in advance, conflicting financial information, and repeated billing corrections. We tried repeatedly to resolve this privately. I explained in writing that fertility treatment requires trust, coordination, and attention to detail, and that we needed our confidence restored before proceeding. Instead, we ultimately decided we could not trust the process enough to continue treatment there. I escalated the concerns to Dr. Vitaly Kushnir, Medical Director. His response was essentially that the clinic followed its written financial policies and that we had signed forms placing responsibility for insurance and outside lab costs on patients. I understand clinics have financial policies. What that did not resolve for us was the more specific issue: we were given concrete pricing in writing immediately before the appointment, services were performed based on that understanding, and substantially different financial obligations were disclosed afterward. That distinction was never meaningfully addressed to our satisfaction. Fertility treatment is already medically, emotionally, and financially demanding. Patients should feel confident that medications are reviewed carefully, procedures are explained thoroughly, insurance is verified appropriately, and expected costs are communicated transparently before services are performed. Unfortunately, based on our experience, we did not have that confidence here.

If you're here because of infertility, first I just want to say I am so sorry you are part of this…read moreclub. It is such a terrible journey to be on. My husband and I were TTC for 4 years and tried a lot of different routes before finally giving IVF a chance. As a background, I have Graves Disease, stage 4 endometriosis, and I'm in my thirties. My husband and I tried IUI before doing IVF with a different fertility doctor, but she wasn't the right fit for us. I contacted Dr. Hatch's office for a new patient appt after that, but couldn't get in for six months. I made the appt anyway, hoping I wouldn't need it and would be pregnant before then. Very long and traumatic story short, during that six-month period we met with another fertility doctor. I miraculously got a few embryos out of the IVF process with him, but that doctor was horrible. (His license was revoked and he is no longer practicing). We took our embryos to Dr. Hatch when we finally got to meet with her and the difference in level of care was staggering. Neither of the former two doctors came anywhere near her attention to detail, willingness to listen, and drive to continuously check every level and adjust the plan accordingly. If you're looking for order, perfect schedules, and a clinical-feeling experience, this office won't be your vibe. But if you want a doctor that truly cares, spends extra time with you to hear you out and explain things, and someone willing to work around the clock to try her hardest to get you pregnant, this is the place for you. I've never experienced this level of care from any other doctor in my life - and I have had many, many doctors. I am now almost 30 weeks along with my first pregnancy! I recognize that every baby is a miracle and not everyone will have this same outcome, but if you want to give it your absolute best shot, I really believe Dr. Hatch is worth every penny. She cares deeply for her patients and is your biggest cheerleader. I cannot wait to use her again for our other embryos. They all may not take and make it into our arms, but I trust that she will do everything she can to make it happen. TLDR: Just make the appointment and trust her and her team!

Dr came well recommended n she's successful waiting room jam packed when repeated excuses n failed…read moreattempts to get imaging for three years going damn the excuses Negligence n malpractice spelled out in ignoring numerous massive Fibroids all throughout the ovarian uterine region some the size of a volleyball damn all her expertise or experience My wife just had surgery to remove those 8 of them why is this doctor blind to them while she couldn't get a cervical probe in to properly scan for fertile eggs She promises anything yet when it lastly came to acquiring an embryo for us to implant she became stingy and judgmental be it as a couple we didn't deserve to receive that embryo Damn those three years of rollercoaster n weekly useless ultrasound never mind the 73k$ spent on our credit cards Shame on her Ed n rana ‍

Today I officially graduated from CCRM Newport, and my heart is filled with so much gratitude…read more This IVF journey was not always easy, but I feel incredibly lucky to have had such an amazing team by my side. Dr. Dilday, I truly cannot thank you enough. From our very first appointment, your kindness, patience, and confidence made me feel that I was in the best hands. You always took the time to listen to my concerns, answer my questions, and make me feel cared for as a person, not just a patient. I will always be grateful that you were the doctor who guided us through such an important chapter of our lives. Dr. Abhari, thank you for taking such wonderful care of me during my egg retrieval. A very special thank you to Aliyah, Kate, Keara, Ronak, Jasmine, Michelle and the entire team. Every call, message, ultrasound, reassurance, and little act of kindness meant more to me than you know. Walking out today as a graduate feels surreal and emotional. Thank you for helping us get to this beautiful new chapter. You will forever be part of our baby's story!

Dr. Elizabeth Dilday is wonderful, and if I were rating her alone, it would be 5 stars without a…read moresecond thought. But this review is about my entire experience with egg freezing here -- and the frustrations have buried the highlights. I genuinely wanted to love this place. I just can't. Start with billing, which has been a nightmare. I need my invoices for medical reimbursement -- that's money I'm owed back -- and despite staff promising to "expedite things," it took 2.5 to 3 months to get them, lack of email responses, calls with no number to call back, extensions that only goes to empty voicemails, after they'd sat marked "pending" for nearly two months. And when I finally reviewed the charges, the refund amounts had been added up wrong. So now I'm double-checking their math too. To fix it, I had to chase a separate department on East Coast time, which became an endless game of phone tag. Their billing is somehow both impossible to reach and disorganized once you do. I came on a referral specifically for Dr. Dilday, and everything was fine -- until the morning of my procedure, when I was casually told she wouldn't be performing it. Instead it'd be whoever was on rotation. How is the day-of an acceptable time to learn that the entire reason I chose this clinic isn't the person operating on me? A heads-up days in advance is not a big ask. Dr. Dilday did visit me, which was genuinely sweet -- but one kind gesture can't paper over how poorly this was communicated. Then the anesthesia, which still upsets me. I told the anesthesia team and every doctor that I come out of anesthesia rough -- clearly and repeatedly. Nobody believed me. The anesthesiologist brushed me off, saying that in all his years he'd never had a problem, and any issues before were because I hadn't had him. Well -- I had an adverse reaction. I woke up in traumatic, screaming pain, a 20 out of 10, exactly what I'd warned about. I wish he'd taken me seriously as he weaned me off the medication after the OR. My recovery was far worse than the two similar procedures I've had before -- genuinely concerning -- and I'm left wondering if it was the technique, the anesthesia, or both. When a patient tells you exactly what will happen to their body and you ignore them, this is what you get. Now the pharmacy. CCRM uses an outside pharmacy, and that was its own disaster. The driver "missed the delivery window," and then management couldn't even locate their own driver for hours. When they finally found him, he had to meet me at a dinner venue -- where I walked out in front of all my friends to grab a giant cooling box for medication I did not want to explain to anyone. I was over an hour and a half late to my event, then had to inconvenience someone to store the meds in their fridge, which meant sharing a deeply personal situation I'd have preferred to keep private. I basically lost a whole day on the phone juggling team members over a pickup that should have been a simple delivery. And all that chaos traced back to one decision: the clinic sent only a single day's loaned dose. So of course I then had to call the on-call doctor after hours to report I didn't have what I needed for day two. I still don't understand why they couldn't just loan two days' worth so nobody has to scramble. It got worse. Right before my trigger injection -- the most time-sensitive, do-not-mess-this-up part of the whole process -- the on-call doctor clearly hadn't read the notes from the physician before him. He instructed me to start a medication I was never given and that was never ordered. I was at work, and he sent me into a full panic attack, because I couldn't drop everything to figure out what I supposedly had, literally the second-to-last day before my trigger. The lack of professionalism, the broken handoffs, the total breakdown in communication between departments, physicians, and billing -- it has genuinely let me down. And it's worse because this could be such a great place. The talent is here, the reputation is real, and I drove two hours each way because of it. I could have stayed local, but I took the referral and did my research -- only to find out how much exhausting, unnecessary work this would be. Roughly four months later, I'm still chasing invoices that don't add up or aren't complete enough to even submit. Fertility patients are already carrying enough emotionally, physically, and financially. It should not be this exhausting. The anxiety, the frustration, the helplessness, and the feeling of not being heard at times really don't make this experience with CCRM. I wish it wasn't so, and I am so sorry for leaving this review, but i really don't wish this upon anyone who is coming hoping for a good result.

I have been a patient here seeing the wonderful Nurse practitioner Tabitha for almost 2 years now…read more I absolutely adore her and this office. She is compassionate, efficient, knowledgeable, and joy to visit, which I say a lot when you consider that no one likes going to the OB/GYN. I like how good she is with explanations and I never feel rushed. She can also do other procedures, such as laser rejuvenation. I love how good attack the office is as well - they are on top of things, they have a portal, they do telehealth and there's no issues that I've had with that either. They are located conveniently to the other medical buildings in Newport. If I have to go to the OB/GYN, might as well get some beach time or yummy food lol.

Dr. Mahller has been my OBGYN since about 2017, and for both of my pregnancies. He is personable,…read moregenuine, and knowledgeable, and we usually have a good laugh about something or another during our appointments (usually due to either him or my husband cracking a joke). He seems to love what he does. I'm sad I'll have to find a new doctor when we move in a couple months. I highly recommend Dr. Mahller and his team. The entire staff at Orange County OBGYN is great. I also had the pleasure of seeing Tabitha Indries, NP, for a couple of my appointments during my most recent pregnancy, and she was kind, genuine, personable, and went out of her way to discuss and address all of my questions and concerns. Lastly, their patient portal is very convenient, and Dr. Mahller answers questions through the portal extremely quickly, which has been SO helpful and appreciated!

This review is long overdue! Let me start by saying Dr. Rosencrantz is one of the best doctors (in…read moreany specialty!) I've ever had! Period. He is kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable. He goes above and beyond to listen to patient questions and concerns. I've seen three fertility doctors and he's the only one who I could message directly on the portal. The fertility journey is extremely stressful as anyone who's been through it can tell you, but Dr. Rosencrantz's office made the process so much easier. I never had to wait more than 15 minutes from my appointment time to see him, I got a response to all of my questions within 24-36 hours, and the financial process was easy and straightforward. This was due in large part to his AMAZING team of nurses and staff. Cindy, Anne, and Lorena were always encouraging, warm, and comforting. Everyone knew where I was on my fertility journey, which made the office feel like family. I was able to get pregnant after my first embryo transfer, but unfortunately there were unforeseen abnormalities and we had to terminate at 20 weeks. During this difficult time, even though I was beyond his care (after 8 weeks), Dr. Rosencrantz personally checked on me to make sure I was doing ok. I will forever be grateful to Dr. Rosencrantz for giving me the gift of being able to carry a child even though we were not able to bring our baby home in the end. Wherever you are on your fertility journey, you will be in good hands with the team at RMA/RHWC. I can't recommend them highly enough!

We have been extremely frustrated with our experience at RMA. We initially chose to pursue IUI…read morefirst. We were referred to Dr. Rosencrantz and subsequently had a telephone appt with a financial coord. We were eager to get started, completed all of the requested testing, and provided records from our outside physicians. During our initial conversation with the financial coord., we explained that our insurance required prior authorization. We had done our research beforehand and knew this would be necessary. Despite communicating this information, the authorization process was not initiated. We did not know this until the first day of my cycle, when we contacted the office to begin our IUI. Because the authorization had not been submitted, we had to wait to begin IUI. The financial coord. had 3-4 weeks to obtain the authorization, and failed to do so until I called on the first day my of cycle. We ultimately completed 3 IUIs. Our experience with Rosencrantz himself was positive. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the office staff and administrative process. There was very little proactive communication throughout the process. Everything was self-directed. If we wanted to proceed with another IUI or discuss moving on to IVF, we had to initiate the contact ourselves. Even after our first IUI, to begin the 2nd, I was told that I could not proceed because either a required test had not been completed or the needed some type of records a certain way. Regardless, the larger issue was the lack of communication and coordination. I was consistently trying to stay ahead of everything the office needed so that there would not be delays when my cycle began, yet there seemed to be something new that prevented us from moving forward each time. In July, our insurance benefits changed and IVF became a covered benefit. We made an appt with Rosencrantz in August and shortly afterward made an appointment with the financial coord. This was a different financial coord. from the one we had previously worked with. I had also previously tried contacting the original financial coord. through the patient portal with questions and often did not receive a response. If my husband called and left a message for the financial coord., he would not get a call back. It got to the point of contacting the nursing staff to get answers. During our appt with Dr. Rosencrantz, we discussed our desire to begin IVF as soon as possible. He instructed us to communicate this to the financial coord. That conversation initially seemed to go well, and again, I specifically explained that our insurance required prior authorization. Because of what had happened with our IUI experience, I was very proactive about monitoring the authorization process myself. Despite this, the IVF prior authorization was not submitted until the end of August. We later discovered that prior authorization was also required for certain medications, and those authorizations were not submitted until September. At one point, I called the office to speak with a financial coord., and the person who answered the phone would not provide her name. I was also told that my insurance did not cover IVF, despite the fact that we had confirmed that IVF was a covered benefit under our new insurance plan. This was incredibly frustrating and concerning. We initially expressed our desire to begin IVF in August. It is now October, and we are still not close to starting. The medication authorization expires in November, and there has also been a lack of follow-through regarding authorization for one of the medications, Omnitrope. My insurance covers it, however the clinic failed to respond within 5 days. Therefore, my insurance canceled the authorization and the medication would cost me to pay 700-900, even though this is covered, because RMA failed to do their job. At this point, we have gone through three different financial coordinators, and we are now more than two months past our initial IVF financial consultation. Despite our efforts to stay on top of the process and repeatedly communicate what was needed, we still have not been able to move forward with IVF. Our biggest issue is not one isolated mistake. It is the repeated pattern of having to chase the office for information, discovering that necessary steps had not been completed, receiving conflicting information, and having treatment delayed as a result. This office is extremely disorganized when it comes to insurance coordination and communication. If you are considering treatment here and your insurance is involved, I strongly recommend doing your own research, confirming your benefits directly with your insurance company, and closely monitoring every authorization yourself. Do not assume that something has been submitted simply because you were told it would be handled. Ultimately, after the repeated delays and frustration, we have decided to leave RMA. The experience has unfortunately made that impossible for us.