Anyone worked with Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine?

[LisaG]

Just scheduled a phone consult with Dr. Schoolcraft for the end of October. Wish we weren't needing to make this decision - although who in their right mind thinks "yippee, I've always wanted to do IVF?!"

Just feels like the next right decision. I turn 36 in a couple months. Tick tock.

[YummyYarnAddict]

CCRM is excellent. Schoolcraft's group and lab is one of the best around. I'd rank them right up there with Davis, et al at Cornell. You'll be in excellent hands.

[goomjiji]

I understand that they have very good statistics. I haven't yet gotten to the treatment phase (I'm expecting to start testing next week), but I can say that my initial interaction with them was really good, and I have every confidence in their abilities. Good luck!

[Leslie in Chicago]

My acupuncturist treats Dr. Schoolcraft's Chicago patients -- and apparently there are many. That center is certainly one of the best in the country.

I also had a consult with Dr. Schoolcraft about a year ago. I had one unsuccessful IVF, a septum removed and was about 4 years into infertility. I wanted to know if he would take me on as a patient...which would therefore mean he thought I had a chance of actually getting pregnant. He reviewed my files and said yes.

With that information, my dh and I found the best clinic in Chicago (covered by insurance) and tried again. Two more IVF cycles later and I'm pregnant.

Whether or not you actually go to CO for treatment, the consult can give you a good indication if it's worth trying. If Schoolcraft had said no, we would have been done.

Hope this helps!