Worst doctor ever . he never ask or follow patient medical history. he care only about money. maybe…read morehe good with 20 years old maybe . But 30 years and up . do not even think about it all what he does wasting them time and money and do no good to them. I have a medical history with Thyroid, high blood sugar, blood thinner . he never ask or follow or check about all of them even when I told him about it . I have to work with my other doctor to fix that and I lose my baby after nine weeks pregnant all because of him. he's less care about the patient . I don't call him a doctor . I Call him a great businessman because he know how to make the patient spend money at his clinic. Bad reception bad doctor bad clinic.

I have met some of the kindest people at the Dearborn IVF Michigan office. Dr Hammoud was wonderful…read moreduring the entire IVF process. The nurses very informative at each visit and I never felt awkward asking any question I had. I felt like our situation was taken personally and with extreme compassion. I would definitely recommend the IVF Michigan Dearborn office to anyone struggling with their own fertility.

Excellent facility for partners looking to get help with adding a little one to their family. My…read morewife absolutely fell in love with the doctor and the care team; they treated us like family and friends rather than patients. We had numerous questions and Dr. Budrys was patient to answer them all as she went through a detailed plan of what we were going to do including diagrams. We had a successful pregnancy (first try) in Michigan and now that we have moved out of state we called back to get our medical records and frozen embryos sent to a facility out here. Even if we were no longer their patients, they still treated us like family and helped us every step of the way. I would recommend them 100% to anyone. Best of luck to all of you in your IVF journey.

Where do I start writing a review for this office.... They are the best. Seriously, the best IVF…read moreoffice. My IVF journey has gone far and wide. I started at another office. After several failures I came to understand I was not receiving personal treatment. It was the "this usually works for most people" treatment package. That started my search across the area for better care. Long story short, Dr Wolfe and Miller at RMA gave me peace of mind. They listened to my concerns and had structured personalized plan for me. Love love this office. Best service and money spent.

I love RMA, and nurses and doctors have been fantastic. My questions are answered in a timely…read moremanner and the medical team is compassionate. Monitoring is done at times where I don't need to miss work, too. However, I found out today that starting at the end of August 2025, the clinic no longer accepts my insurance. Instead of communicating this to me a month ago, I found out today that I will need to pay for a procedure tomorrow out of pocket. I will also have additional fees for upcoming appointments. All of this is very frustrating as I've already paid a substantial amount of money to this clinic. Patients should be informed of major insurance changes like this well in advance, so they can make financial adjustments. Ideally, insurance shifts should occur at the start of the calendar year and be communicated before open enrollment. This last minute notification was unprofessional, poorly communicated, and horribly timed.

I had called back at the end of last summer to make my first appointment, Jenny answered, she was…read morepleasant. She informed me that the intake receptionist was offsite in Flint. She would take down my phone number, name and info to have Angela call me when she's able to today. She said Angela is backed up a little bit, as it may take a little while to call me back. I said that's fine, hopeful Angela would not call me during a meeting. Jenny did also confirm for me that their office hours are Monday through Friday from 7 AM-12 PM and 1 PM-3 PM. They have a daily set one hour lunch break, that's good to hear for everyone's sake. Angela called me back a few hours later to make an appointment, asking and looking for a Morgan. Jenny, who had taken my phone call had not relayed my name to Angela correctly. Angela asked if I was calling about an IVF appointment and I said yes. Angela clarified that the first appointment is a Tele health video and phone conference with the physicians assistant, not with the doctor. The clinic is only open for testing only. I would only be meeting with the doctor for follow up consult after any testing is completed, not for my first consult or for any checkups other than to go over test results, is this normal, doesn't seem like a good rule or practice to me. I was willing to deal with seeing the PA for the majority of my process. First foul ball. Then we went onto personal details about my age, which is normal. I was told I exceeded this locations age limit. I had never felt age discriminated at any other clinic or establishment until now. I was beyond disappointed and so disheartened. It's bad enough and a bummer to feel a bit broken having to make the tough and defeating decision to get medical help as it is. The frustrating part was their other 6 non-affiliated but namesake affiliated clinics have a higher age cutoffs then here. Why is that? It's not like people one day wake up and say I am going to do IVF today. I had specifically chosen this location based on the positive reviews for it, not due to location, since it's further from me than a few other locations by far. It takes big financial planning, as it can cost as much or more than $25k. And then building up the mental fortitude to be able to ready oneself for such a difficult process and procedure, potentially. I felt punished for not making this big life decision just one year earlier. I am not that old but felt it after talking to their patient intake receptionist. It's not her fault of course, it's up to the doctor to set this age limit, as it was his provocative to do so. Alas, it was onto the next place and hopefully they wouldn't leave me dejected and out in the cold and feeling less than I should. I have said my piece.

Dr. Abuzeid and his staff have been amazing through both of my pregnancies. I'm currently 6 months…read morepregnant with my second child, thankfully with minimal treatment after Dr. Abuzeid discovered I had a uterine septum. Dr. Abuzeid preformed a uterine septum repair when other infertility specialist never brought up issues that may require surgical assistance. I was told by other specialist my issue was unexplained infertility, but Dr. Abuzeid helped me find real answers. After healing from my surgery, previous medication that had not worked to get me pregnant after multiple attempts before surgery, helped me get pregnant the first month I used it after surgery. They are worth the wait. I will be forever grateful for Dr. Abuzeid and his team at IVF Michigan.

We are so unbelievably grateful for getting referred to Dr. Mersol-Barg. We had been doing IVF at…read moreanother clinic for almost a year and we're told that we needed to just give up. I would never have another baby of my own and it was impossible. We took one last shot in the dark and scheduled an appointment to meet with Dr. Mersol-Barg just to see what he would have to say. It was one of the best decisions I've made in my entire life. He developed a plan of treatment just for me and didn't treat me like I didn't matter like I was being treated at the other IVF clinic. I had experienced an "assembly like" retrieval with at that other clinic. Dr. Mersol-Barg developed my treatment based off my body/needs not maximizing his schedule to make more money. Also- All of the costs we experienced we knew upfront and were never hit with any surprise bills, which was amazing. The other clinic was still hitting us with bills six months after my last visit. One of the other best parts about the clinic is that the support staff (nurses, PA's, blood draw techs, etc) were some of the most compassionate and amazing people I've ever met too. We did experience a loss with our first embryo transfer and not only did they call to check on me, but they also sent me a beautiful handwritten card. Physicians assistant, Timesha, helped me cope with my loss but was also my cheerleader having our rainbow baby. I will remember her for the rest of my life. Long story short, I recommend this clinic with my whole heart and soul. I'm writing them review holding my rainbow baby that was made possible by Dr Mersol-Barg and have so much love for this the entire team.

I've called twice to schedule a follow up appointment and on both occasions have spoken to very…read morerude woman and rude answering service. The women in office however, who do not answer the phones...are very friendly and professional!

I was on vacation in Michigan when my fertility clinic in Colorado told me I needed labs drawn. I…read morefound Michigan Institute of OB/GYN because their website said they help with monitoring for outside labs. I called a couple of other closer clinics, but they weren't helpful. I called this clinic and Kelly was very helpful and made it seem like it was no issue to get my blood work done. Everyone was very kind and helpful. Highly recommend.

I have been coming here since about 2016 and I have felt nothing but comfortable by everyone at the…read morefront desk, all medical assistants, ultra sound techs and doctors! Tucked away in the back of a business building and beautiful once inside! Great OBGYN for your annual check ups and so far through this pregnancy they have been nothing short of amazing! Any time I have had a concern or question I always get an answer by the doctor or medical assistant that day which is so reassuring! Also Dr. Prezzato does all of the deliveries which makes me happy knowing my doctor on such a personal level verse who you just end up with at the hospital! They are certainly busy but worth the wait!

Tried to make an appointment to get a semen analysis. Told me I needed to get an order from my…read moredoctor first. I don't have a doctor or insurance. I just wanted to get a test done. Pretty useless facility.

I was referred to Dr. Kowalczyk office by my OB/GYN. I had a couple miscarriages over the years and…read moreafter my last one I struggled to conceive again. Turning 36 this year I was willing to try anything to become a mother. Dr. Kowalczyk has multiple offices and it was easy to get an appointment that fit my schedule. I could go to one office one week and a different one the next. Everyone I met was friendly even the early 645a staff. Which I picked often before heading into work. After having a complete work up I was told I had a right tube blockage. I was devastated thinking all was lost. I was reassured and put on a plan. Sometimes I had questions and would call and had to leave a message. Always same day call backs even though the VM stated calls after 2pm will be returned the next day. The knowledgeable staff put my anxious nature at easy. I started seeing her Feb 2022 and happy to report June 2022 Im 6 weeks pregnant! With all of the protocols the doctor has me on to lessen my chances of another miscarriage we are confident I will go to term. Thank you is not a big enough sentiment. Forever grateful!

The Nurses responses to the email were spontaneous and they did not consult with the Dr. First…read morebefore they respond back to be. Very poor and unprofessional work ethics.

I received care at Briarwood Center for Reproductive Medicine from August 2024 to July 2025…read more Throughout my treatment, there were multiple breakdowns in communication, monitoring, and follow-up that ultimately led to a serious medical emergency. Despite my history of ruptured ectopic pregnancy and a promise from my care team that I would be monitored closely, my doctor met with me virtually for 15 minutes to deliver what felt like cookie cutter recommendations for fertility treatment. My second IUI cycle was done without any in-office monitoring such as ultrasound, or bloodwork. A couple of days after the procedure, I reached out to my care team several times to report symptoms including spotting, bleeding, and cramping with increasing severity and was advised these were normal and to continue monitoring at home. I recognized I could be experiencing another ectopic so I took a pregnancy test on my own, which was positive. I called the office to report this and asked to be seen that day, and was told to wait to get a blood test to confirm/deny pregnancy. I then went to the ER independently, where an ectopic pregnancy was confirmed and required emergency surgery. In the days following surgery, I experienced worsening symptoms including fever, weakness, and inability to eat or drink. My husband and I contacted the care team multiple times and were advised to continue managing symptoms at home. My condition deteriorated to the point that I required ambulance transport and a second emergency surgery for a bowel perforation, followed by sepsis and an ICU stay. Recovery required a prolonged hospitalization and ongoing care at home for months. It is now approaching a year post-emergency and I am still dealing with the long-term physical and emotional effects of it all. This experience raises serious concerns about monitoring protocols for high-risk patients and responsiveness to postoperative complications. I strongly encourage patients to ask detailed questions about how their care will be monitored and when escalation will occur.