16 results found for RECURRENT IMPLANTATION SCREENING Clinics in EDMONTON, ENFIELD

I had a very positive experience here. Professional, easy, efficient.

Great experience

Great service and care, they are efficient and helpful and quick to move me through the process to get my symptoms tested and fixed.

Everything fine

Horrible experience from start to finish - from failure to provide key medical information in my first cycle, to failure to give the financial impact of medical decisions the team wanted to make on my behalf in the second, to constant cash grabs after the fact (e.g., not getting any benefit from the “1 year of free storage” if you have a previous cycle of eggs frozen - even though the samples from 2 cycles are treated as one lot of inventory AFTER the free year that you don’t benefit expires). Do yourself a favor and go any other fertility provider. Facilities at the partner clinics they use are clean and treatments are safe. Kings Fertility which did both my extractions were great.

Irfana is lovely and really puts your mind at ease in what is an incredibly stressful time. She takes time to explain what is happening so you feel involved in the process.

The Evewell is such a kind and welcoming space and the staff were there for me when I had questions even out of office hours. I would say they went above and beyond for me to make my experience a pleasant and comfortable one.

Yes very happy with the procedure and the team and the hospital

Outstanding care unit. Everyone we encountered was efficient, skilled, and lovely.

The Lister Fertility Clinic at the Portland is a busy clinic, and seems to be generally well run. However we have seen a different nurse/doctor almost every time (apart from our consultant who we saw twice out of the 7 appointments during our first egg collection cycle). If a consistent touch point is important to you then this is something to be aware of. The variety has led to a mixed experience, with some lovely nurses and experiences and some less good ones. In particularly it seems like information isn’t consistently passed on, such as allergies (quite important) to preferred name (important but not vital). In addition its odd after a long appointment to go through details that the same day a nurse calls to confirm questions that weren’t raised during the session. It’s good that they are asking the questions and checking, but a little frustrating that they aren’t raised in the appointment, and it doesn’t project organisation. This may change when they have the app they are developing released. However the care during the intervention sessions, such as when we were doing egg collection was brilliant.