I am absolutely disappointed and hurt by the way I was treated on the phone by the business…read moremanager. Infertility is an emotional condition to experience and instead of being treated with patience and compassion, the business manager, Mary-Kay, was rude and impatient. She kept interrupting me and was dismissive of what my concerns. I love the doctors, but am so disappointed by the way the staff has treated me, I am looking to go to another specialist. Infertility is already a difficult condition to experience, doctors and staff should be caring and treat you with respect and be understanding that patients will be emotional. This is a heartbreaking condition to experience and you should be compassionate, not rude or uncaring.

Dr. Witten has been incredible and came highly recommend. His staff and the environment of his…read moreoffice has always been wonderful. He noticed the signs of endometriosis when no one else had. Dr. Witten ran the testing to confirm there was not another issue, and then made sure I was placed with the right Dr. to take care of my endometriosis. After my surgery he made a personal phone call (not his nurse) just to make sure I was doing ok. If we need any further treatment we will definitely return. He could have very easily performed unnecessary test and procedures for the money and did not. I am endometriosis free because his main priority was my health and getting the proper treatment. He is very direct and to the point which can come across harsh if you choose to take it that way. Instead I felt like he was incredibly informative and explained everything thoroughly. You can tell his knowledge is abundant and his experience gives him a lot of great insight. We tell anyone we come across struggling with infertility to go see him.

The Admins, Nurses & Doctors who have helped me through my IVF Journey so far have been amazing. I…read morecannot say enough about each and every one of them at Swansea and even the few I met in my procedures at Lindbergh. They were always available and made sure all my appointments would happen timely even during a snow storm. I had a few side effects or late night questions and the night nurse team always got back to me before the time of my shots so I was confident every evening and morning on what I needed to do. There was some time when I felt I wasn't getting responsiveness from the billing department that was causing a lot of unneeded stress for me but Dr. Rhee and Andrea personally got ahold of me and followed through until my concerns were resolved.

I found this office from my insurance, Humana Military or Tricare East. Also my women's health…read moreprovider recommended them. I verified with my insurance that the visit would be covered. Most of their providers was listed as covered providers. This was recommended by Kind body. I also checked their website and saw Humana listed. It was very easy to schedule an appointment and use their portal. There was great information and resources. I followed all directions including filling out pages upon pages of my personal information and inviting my husband to create his portal login. I was looking forward to this appointment. Day of the appointment- I received a call from their number but due to a work meeting, I could not answer. I called back within 15 mins. The front desk person didn't know why someone would call. She checked with the provider and they figured it was the benefits person calling to verify. She said it would probably be covered at my afternoon appointment, but they may call back. About an hour before my appointment, I logged into the portal and see an message from Tempis, "...I am an Insurance Coordinator with Kindbody. I am reaching out to you because upon verifying your infertility benefits, I was informed that Kindbody is "out of network" with Tricare we are not contracted. Unfortunately, they expressed that you only have coverage with "in network" providers. Any services rendered at Kindbody will be considered Self Pay, and payment will be due at time of service. The new patient consultation is $300 and that will be collected upon check in." I called in to cancel my appointment and spoke to Sadie. She confirmed I was out of network. I went ahead with cancelling the appointment thinking I most have misread my insurance site. Nope. I verified on Humana that providers were in-network. I called back to question this. Sadie then let me know that they were still in-network, but they have just decided to stop taking Tricare in 2024. I communicated that this should be made clear especially since it is 3 months into the year. This is strange. Especially from a company that touts on the top of this yelp page that they offer a military discount. All in all, my time was wasted.

Where do I start! If you're looking for a hands on doctor who chooses to be by your side every…read morestep/procedure of the way then look no further! He has the best hands on approach you could ask for. Dr. Jacobs is in a league of his own. I have extensive experience with multiple fertility clinics (military spouse life) and by far his services land way above the rest. If you have the time PLEASE hear my journey, it will be worth it, and you are worth the best, trust me! When I went to my very first fertility clinic, I didn't know much about my infertility issues, let alone IVF. After almost a year of getting no prognosis, infertility reason or solutions I'd had enough. My referring GYN saw me become disheartened and referred me to Dr. Jacob's. She herself had an amazing and successful experience with him and had went on to become a mom of twin boys with his help. I took the offer! From the very beginning I knew I landed in good hands, finally! He presented me with a diagnostic workup that would bypass the frustration of trying to "guess" what's wrong and went straight to "let me find out what's wrong". Within a month or two he identified my cause for infertility: the functionality of one of my fallopian tubes had been compromised in my younger years, so I could only get pregnant with 1 tube. He let us know our options available and allowed us to make our own decisions about the next course of action. My husband and I chose IVF due to my age (39 at the time). Dr. Jacobs is a genius at knowing exactly what to do with your cycle to achieve a pregnancy, on the FIRST try! He has a level of professionalism, intelligence, patience and efficiency that will leave you without any questions about your future, chances and success. He will not sale you hopes and dreams just to make money. He's honest and practical. He tells you what you need to hear not what you wan to hear, rare. Most importantly he does NOT promise you things he cannot deliver.! He'll be the first to tell you your odds, chances and likelihood. He is very humble and more like a family member telling you the truth even if you don't want to hear it. You know you can trust him and that's gold! The entire Staff literally becomes your family and going for visits feels more like visiting family. His office manager Ashley is phenomenal!! We would laugh all the time when I went in, it was such an endearing process with all her positive energy floating around. I really appreciated it! This is SO important as these are the people who have your future family in their hands and who you are spending ALOT of hard earned money with. The entire team treats you delicately and with the greatest care and concern and want to see you win just as much as you, priceless!! Dr. Jacobs tactics were super successful and at 39 I was pregnant with twins and 1 embryo on ice for the future. Unfortunately, our twins came early at 6 months due to incompetent cervix. They were in the NICU for 2 weeks so I was able to actually experience being a mom for the first time in my life and I have Dr. Jacobs to thank for that, even if short. In 2 weeks I will be returning to Dr. Jacobs to start another transfer procedure. I moved to Florida last year (military life) so I'll be flying back and staying at a hotel or friends for the my many appointments ahead. I have been going to a fertility clinic here, in Florida, however, the quality of service is way below what I am accustomed to. I had 2 retrieval cycles with them, the first one getting no eggs at all (WHAT?!?). The second one I just ended (got 20) and am waiting for the final embryo count for day 5 blast (at day 3 there were 6). Me and my husband KNEW we were going to Dr. Jacobs by any means necessary, I don't trust anyone else with my babies! I decided to uproot and have my implantation done with the person who did it first and did it the best, Dr. Jacobs! I would give him 10 stars if I could!

Staff was incredibly rude and unprofessional. My interactions with Kaitlyn and Ashley were…read moreespecially disappointing--they were dismissive, unpleasant, and made the overall experience far more frustrating than it needed to be. Customer service should make people feel respected and welcomed, and unfortunately that was not my experience here.

t's taken me some time to write this review- I needed to take time and make sure I wasn't writing…read moreout of heartbreak, & that I could write fairly. I will start by saying I was not, in the end, successful in getting pregnant after one years worth of procedures with Dr. Sibler and his team. I do not blame this on Dr. Sibler- what I have come to understand from infertility is that as absolutely gut wrenching as it can be, sometimes, it just doesn't happen, and no one can tell you why. However, there were some things that I do believe could have been avoided, or handled better considering circumstances, and out of kindness to anyone else on an infertility journey I feel they should be pointed out so that someone else doesn't find themselves in the painful, & lonely, situation my husband and I found ourselves in. We had our initial consult with Dr. Sibler in Nov. 2014. Three hours after our scheduled appt. time we saw the Dr. for approx 5 minutes. He had already seen chart, & said Mini IVF would be the best course of action. He also pointed out that I had a small cyst that they would be removing the next morning in order to get it out of the way before I started IVF meds. When I say all of this happened in 5 minutes, I am being generous. Whirlwind! Before we knew it I had had surgery to remove the cyst and was prescribed the stimulation meds. I would have to be back in St. Louis (we flew in from Milwaukee) the following month for retrieval. Looking back, my husband and I never had the opportunity to even discuss moving forward (although we would have)- it was as if we stepped onto the rollercoaster not realizing it was already moving. Back in St. Louis in December for monitoring and retrieval. While there, I asked my nurse coordinator on which day after the retrieval they would be transferring the embryos into my uterus- it was then that she explained to me that it would be three months or more before they would be transferring the embryos, as the Dr. wanted to be sure I was "clear of all the stimulation" meds before they put them in me. I point this out because it should have been my first red flag- why was I this far along into this procedure and no one had thought to mention this to us? The retrieval didn't go as well as hoped. 4 eggs were retrieved, 2 became strong enough embryos and survived freezing. My nurse coordinator explained the the Dr. highly recommended we do another stimulation/retrieval cycle, so we did. This time we had 5 embryos successfully frozen, for a total of 7- we were ready to transfer. Scheduling the transfer was difficult- apparently the Dr. had gone on an 6-8 week vacay & the list of couples trying to schedule transfers was backed up. End of April we transferred 2 embryos, and failed. In July, we transferred two more embryos, and failed. For our third go, the Dr. recommended I come in prior for a Uterine scratch. Two weeks later, we flew back to St. Louis for our 3rd and final transfer. This is where things really took a turn for the worst. You have to understand we had a lot riding on this transfer, $40,000 we had spent between medical fees, prescriptions, and travel back and forth to St. Louis from Milwaukee. Emotionally we were an absolute wreak- we've at this point lost 4 embryos and still no one knows why, no answers as to why it's not working (our embryos have always looked great) and here we are, about to transfer our last 3- the nurse comes in literally moments before they took us back and mentions something about Dr. Sibler not being there that day. I asked, "I'm sorry- did you say Dr. Sibler isn't here?" to which she replied "Yes, he has a speech he's giving on the east coast this weekend and he's nervous, so he took the day off to prepare." I lost it. Tears galore. After all of this, to have to come so far, & our Dr. called in that day to prepare for a speech. Now of course there was another Dr. there to handle the procedure, but that's not the point. We had spent ridiculous amounts of energy, emotion, and money, to have Dr. Sibler, the supposed IVF genius, to get us pregnant. And on our last chance, he doesn't show up. Our 3rd transfer failed. Neither my nurse coordinator nor the Dr. were in the day they received my blood results, so they had someone I had never spoken to before call and let us know. Before hanging up and having an absolute meltdown, I asked if it were possible to schedule a time to speak to Dr. Sibler- we needed something, anything, some kind of answer or advice- at this point we just wanted something. The nurse explained to me that Dr. Sibler does not take phone calls with patients, but if we'd like to schedule to come into the office for a consult she would see what she could do. I explained to her that we lived in Milwaukee & had spent the past year flying back and forth and jumping through hoops trying everything he had suggested, and didn't that earn us at least a 5 minute phone call? She explained unfortunately not, but she'd have our nurse coo

Beware this overrated, impersonal clinic. Dealing with the Infertility Center of Saint Louis was a…read morecomplete disaster. Dr. Silber is really touted as this "expert", especially for "older" patients, but I had no direct contact with him. In my opinion, he seems to be a figure head for the business, but not actually involved in any personal way. I communicated with a coordinator, who placed me on a protocol that wasn't individualized for my situation. I traveled all the way to St. Louis, where I turned up for my first appointment, whereupon my cycle was cancelled unceremoniously. There was no appointment with Dr. Silber, just a speedy blood draw and ultrasound at a hospital, where I was one of a factory line of similarly sad patients. I had spent so much money to get there, booking two weeks at a hotel, expensive flights, costly medication, and thousands of dollars for the cycle, only to be sent home with nothing. But it got worse. I had to see my gynecologist for emergency surgery to aspirate a cyst caused by the medication. (My doctor said she would've warned me against this clinic.) All of this pain and expense could have been avoided had I undergone a baseline ultrasound in my home town beforehand. Zero care. Zero compassion. Please learn from my experiences and avoid.

I absolutely loved our experience in this office. Dr. Witten and his staff really care about you…read moreand your family and they go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable. Every time we had a visit they walked us through things step by step and made sure we understood what to expect. I am very happy with them and I would recommend them to everyone. I can't thank them enough for helping me to figure out why I couldn't get pregnant and to help us finally achieve a pregnancy!!! Very thorough!!!!

Top notch women's health care from Dr. Smith. She explains everything thoroughly and takes time to…read moreanswer all of my questions. I feel like she is very supportive. The office staff is professional. The waiting room is comfortable and it's usually a short wait to be seen. Highly recommended.

I was done having children when I started seeing Dr. Smith so I can't speak about any labor…read moreexperiences but I have seen her yearly for a long time and a few times when I had issues. I make my appointment for the following year when i leave the office. Her schedule fills up so plan ahead. She is truly a great doctor and an amazing and kind human, which to me is just as important. Anybody I have ever talked to in the office has been wonderful as well.

care, compassion, love, helps others, kind, thorough, generous…read more just some of the marvelous attributes about dr. asvhall !!!

He is the kindest Dr. I have ever met. He takes his time with you and really, really cares. My…read moreentire family and many friends go to him now. They all love him too. Easy to get an appointment too.