I was beyond impressed with my experience with Dr. Traub and his staff! Dr. Traub is extremely…read moreknowledgeable, professional, and excellent bed side manners. From entering his office and working with his staff and nurses, to the cleanliness and the exam rooms, to the check out process. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Reproductive Center of Central New Jersey helps men, women, and same sex couples with all their…read morefertility needs! We provide comprehensive fertility treatment options including In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF), Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), Intrauterine insemination (IUI), and Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). We have active Donor Egg, Embryo Donor, and Gestational Carrier programs. Our patients can also preserve fertility for the future with egg freezing. Reproductive Center of Central New Jersey also helps women with reproductive hormonal problems such as PCOS, thyroid disease, and ovarian failure. We also perform surgery for problems such as ovarian cysts, endometriosis, pelvic pain and fibroids.

We used Shady Grove Fertility for IVF and we have a wonderful 6 month old son thanks to them! They…read morewere so helpful in the entire process and answered our many questions. They made what can be a very stressful process easy. We love Dr. Martin and his team, and are so happy that they helped our dreams of having a family come true!

We couldn't be more grateful for Dr. Martin, Lindsey our nurse and all the staff at SGF! From the…read morefirst consultation, we felt heard. Dr. Martin was patient, understanding and compassionate when answering all our questions. He never rushed us through appointments and always made us feel important. Our nurse Lindsey was amazing. She was warm, welcoming, and so responsive to our calls and emails. She truly made us feel empowered and helped us with the logistics of everything. The front staff at SGF was also so warm and inviting! Appointments were easy to make and they were always prompt. We are welcoming our miracle baby this June thanks to SGF and we couldn't be more excited. Thank you Dr. Martin and SGF for everything you've done!!! We are forever grateful and highly recommend your practice

There are no words that can truly express the gratitude I feel for everything Dr. Berin has done…read morefor my family. Because of your dedication, our dream of becoming parents and completing our family became a reality. You gave us hope when we needed it most. We will always be grateful for the care you provided and the difference you made in our lives. Thank you for helping make our dreams come true. Your work changes lives, and our family will forever be one of the many lives you've touched. With heartfelt gratitude, The Quezadas

Terrible clinic and staff. For my first appointment (consult), I was not seen by the doctor but by…read morethe PA. The only time the doctor said hello was when my husband was doing his bloodwork. The male doctor is not very compassionate and has the worst bedside manner that I have seen. For my egg retrievals, the anesthesiologist was literally 3 hours late and I lost the entire lot. I got no apology and no refund. The doctor blamed me and said I had suboptimal fertility and refused to even do an implantation. I guess he didnt want to affect his numbers and thought that I would ruin his implant-to-pregnancy ratio. He made me freeze my embryos forcing me to pay storage fees and still would not implant. I ended up being forced to destroy the embryos. The staff was equally as rude and treats patients like liabilities. Look it is bad enough that we are going through difficulties getting pregnant, but they had no compassion at all. Well, fast forward to months later and a different clinic with much better reviews. I saw a better doctor who said my egg count was excellent. We got pregnant on the FIRST ATTEMPT. I am now looking at my little one. Also, be forewarned that this clinic does NOT work on weekends, not even for monitoring. Go at your own risk.

After a long 15 month journey, I am so grateful to the entire team at Kofinas Fertility Group for…read morehelping us achieve our miracle. Dr. B took the time to thoroughly explain every step of the process and always made us feel comfortable and confident in our treatment plan. The nurses and front desk staff were equally amazing- responsive, kind, and personable. I especially want to recognize the PA, Taylor, whose attentiveness and care stood out in every way, especially when I experienced an allergic reaction to one of my medications. She handled it quickly and calmly, checked in on me, and made me feel completely taken care of during a vulnerable time! I wish I could continue care under this incredible team, couldn't recommend them more!

I had a really frustrating experience with Kofinas Fertility Group and feel like I should share it…read morefor anyone trying to make an informed decision. I was told upfront that they were in-network with my UHC Empire Plan. Based on that, I moved forward with testing. After claims were processed, I found out that while office visits were partially covered, imaging done in the same office by the doctor was billed out-of-network and denied. That was never clearly explained to me beforehand. For context, I've been to two IVF clinics while living in Florida and used the same NYC insurance. Both of those clinics gave me a full breakdown before I even met the doctor -- what insurance would cover, what might not be covered, and realistic out-of-pocket estimates. That level of transparency made a huge difference. I didn't get anything close to that here. A good example of the communication issues: the cost of my husband's sperm analysis was never brought up proactively. I only learned about it because I specifically asked during the appointment scheduling call. If I hadn't asked, it would have come as a surprise at the appointment. I also know my insurance would have covered that service if the clinic were truly in-network. This is just one example of how things are handled. When I started asking questions, I got vague answers. I was told they would "eat the cost" of denied claims, but nothing was put in writing. At the same time, I was told I'd still be responsible for larger procedures and testing. When I asked for clear pricing, I was told costs depend on what insurance pays, which made it difficult to understand what I'd actually be responsible for. The financial responsibility meeting was also uncomfortable. Asking basic questions seemed to annoy the person I was speaking with. When I spoke to a supervisor, the tone felt dismissive and there was no acknowledgment that I had been told they were in-network in the first place. Also, none of the phone calls are recorded, so there's no way to go back and verify what was said. I do want to say the nursing staff at the Staten Island office are absolutely wonderful. They were kind, patient, and supportive every time I interacted with them -- truly the best part of my experience. Dr. Peter has a calm bedside manner, but I personally found it hard to fully trust the guidance when there didn't feel like there was alignment between what was being emphasized to me and the overall approach. For me, that consistency matters when I'm making important health and financial decisions. Fertility treatment is already stressful enough. The last thing patients need is confusion around insurance and billing. Clear, upfront information should be standard before starting any testing. If you're considering this clinic, I would strongly recommend: getting everything in writing regarding what is actually in-network asking for a full itemized cost breakdown upfront confirming how imaging, labs, and procedures are billed I wish I had done that before starting here.

Very negative experience The office is very disorganized,…read moremultiple errors with pharmacy scripts and very unprofessional handling of everything. Billing department does not supply CPT codes and makes many errors. Strongly recommend finding another clinic.

Dr. Berin is absolutely the best. In 2019 I went through IVF with Dr. Berin and now my son is a…read morebeautiful 2 year old. I am currently 17 weeks pregnant with my second transfer from the same retrieval. The office hours are very convenient early in the morning. I was able to go and complete my visits before my 2 year old even woke up. Without Dr. Berin, my dreams of a family would not have been possible.

I highly recommend Dr. Traub. He is extremely knowledgeable and always answered all my questions…read more(big and small) at our appointments and even by email! We felt very comfortable with him and his entire staff and never had a bad experience. He and his staff truly care! I had my laparoscopy done by him for endometriosis, tons of other procedures and tests, IUI's and IVF. Now we have our beautiful 6 month old baby girl! We are so blessed anI am forever grateful to him. We always recommend our family and friends to him. Added: I truly cannot say enough great things about Dr. Traub. Tonight, 9:00PM (outside of business hours) I was at the pharmacy to pick up a prescription I needed to begin tonight and had a ton of issues with them not filling it / issue w the prescription etc etc. I emailed him on the spot, he literally called and resolved it for me and I left with my prescription. What doctor does that?! He is incredible. I am so appreciative of him!

Please think twice before going to Island Reproductive Services…read more I'm sharing my experience in hopes of saving someone else from the frustration, emotional toll, and wasted time I went through. I initially went to Dr. Knockenhauer to investigate why I had experienced two miscarriages after having my first child naturally, without complications. At our first consultation, he laid out a clear 10-step plan -- starting with bloodwork and ending with IVF as a last resort. It sounded thorough and gave me hope. However, after just steps 1, 2, and 3 (including an HSG), he saw that I had GHI insurance -- and suddenly, he jumped straight to IVF. Despite not yet identifying the cause of my miscarriages, he assured me that IVF would reduce my chances of miscarriage by 10%. I trusted his recommendation, assuming he had my best interests in mind. I underwent two egg retrievals and an ultimately failed IVF transfer. Only after that failure did he test me for endometritis -- something that was step 4 on his original plan. The condition turned out to be the likely cause of both my miscarriages and the failed IVF transfer. I had already endured six months of invasive procedures, emotional distress, and unnecessary treatments that could have been avoided if he had simply followed the protocol he originally outlined. It felt like once my insurance was revealed, the priority shifted from proper diagnosis to profitability. Additionally, the office is run like a factory. Multiple patients are booked for the same time slots, so you're often waiting over an hour. The nurses rush through instructions for IVF medications so quickly that there's no time to ask questions or get clarity -- and considering how complex and sensitive these medications are, that's unacceptable. In the end, I switched clinics and got pregnant naturally with the help of a doctor who actually listened and cared. I was even told I never needed IVF in the first place. This was one of the worst medical experiences I've ever had. I strongly encourage others to seek care elsewhere -- from a provider who is committed to truly understanding your case and not just jumping to expensive procedures.

The office is amazing!! Dr. Mann and all the nurses really care about you and they are all awesome!!read more

My wife and I first met Dr. Jessica Salas Mann 2.5 years ago. We had tried to conceive, however,…read moreafter 18 months decided it was time to meet with an IVF doctor. We interviewed two doctors, one out in Staten Island, close to where my wife worked at the time, and Dr. Jessica Mann, in Old Bridge a short drive from where we live. We did not connect well with the first doctor, and we believe his interests were focused more on his business than the need to start our family. After meeting Dr. Mann, it is evident that she has a passion for her field, she's caring, super intelligent and has a great bedside manner. A bedside manner may be overlooked in many medical practices, however, this is an area you really want to have the doctor that has your best interest at heart. Long story, short: We were at point A, without a baby, and we wanted to be at point B, with a baby. 2.5 years later, we have two beautiful daughters, and we thank Dr. Mann (who still calls and checks in on my wife) for helping us complete our family. If you're thinking about going the IVF route, a few key points: 1. As a couple, you are in this together. There's a 50/50 chance that you're unable to conceive because of one of you. We share our IVF story with everyone, and it's very common, as you can see I'm the first of many of Dr. Mann's patients to write a review, the topic is somewhat taboo. Get over "who's fault it is", and focus on the goal! To start a family. 2. Before you take on this journey, it's important to have a conversation. It's a tough conversation: Best case scenario is that you have one healthy baby, and god willing, you're able to repeat the process as often as you want. Unfortunately, worst case scenario, is not that it does not happen, it is that you or your partner become pregnant however, are unable to carry to term. There's no refund, you're out of money and left with the heartache of losing your baby. My wife and I discussed if we were strong enough to go through this again, should this happen. We decided we would try twice, maybe three times, and if it did not happen for us, we would look at other avenues, most likely adoption or surrogates. 3. It's not like the movies, where Hollywood has the actress impregnated with a turkey baster and an hour later we have a baby. Unlike the conventional route, the female undertakes the largest role, going in for blood tests, sometimes multiple times a week, the regiment of hormones and medications to maintain thyroid levels etc. It's not easy. All while the guy sits there, holding a hand, sipping on coffee.... **There is an increased risk of cancer, the more hormones, or the more times you go through IVF. With all the above being said, we have two beautiful daughters that have bought us more joy in a single second, than we have experienced our entire lives. There are no words to describe this feeling, I remember the first time I saw my daughter, I was lost for words, my body started doing this weird hyperventilating thing like I was trying to cry but couldn't produce the tears. Now, back to the practice. There were a few times, my wife had to make appointments on the weekend, or on holidays. IRMS has locations open, we drove to Princeton a number of times, which was not too much further for us, for these appointments. Dr. Mann's staff is amazing, you feel as though you have a team, a support system that is rooting for you. I may be the first to post a review, but, I have seen plenty of holiday cards and plenty of patients at Dr. Mann's office If you have questions, I strongly recommend connecting with Dr. Mann, she's happy to answer questions, and I believe her to be amongst the best in her field.

My experience at RMA Basking Ridge has completely shattered my lifelong respect for doctors…read more Let me be clear: this is not a medical clinic. These are not physicians in the traditional sense. They are profit-driven operators who treat patients like numbers on an assembly line. Everything -- from how procedures are scheduled to how your case is managed -- is optimized for maximum billing with minimum effort. Doctors here do not review your chart before procedures. Surgical physicians rotate randomly and make no effort to understand your medical background. You are just the next case on their conveyor belt. No curiosity, no accountability, no continuity of care. This review is based entirely on my true experience. I trusted them with something deeply personal -- and I regret it profoundly. None of what I experienced was a one-off. It's systemic. Cold, rushed, opaque, and transactional.

Dr. Drews rejected me, saying that I can only use donor eggs at 42, even though we previously…read morecreated 16 blastocysts and 5 PGT-tested embryos. His assistant, Ann, was quite arrogant and condescending throughout the conversation, which made the experience even more discouraging. I'm starting to think that the good lab data reported for women over 40 might actually be based on cases using donor eggs.