CCRM Dallas-Fort Worth

After going to 2 different facilities and being unsuccessful, CCRM was godsent. They were attentive, thorough, communicated extremely well, available. they always did everything possible to solve any issues i had, i love the facility, the staff was amazing and Dr Noorhassan was wonderful. im blessed today with my twin girls and I'm so grateful to CCRM & Dr Noorhassan.

Don’t choose this clinic. They don’t evaluate you on an individual basis. They told me I would have to use donor eggs without even evaluating me, simply by looking at my age, OVER THE PHONE! This tells me they only care about pumping up their statistics to make their “success” rate look better. It’s all about money for them. If I could give them a negative score, I would. Find a clinic that cares about you as a person and not just their bottom line and stats.

The staff is overall friendly and welcoming. Be sure to review everything nefore you move forward with any treatment . They are all about working with you until it’s time to do so, their billing department is not understanding and not willing to work with you, many fertility clinics around that have high success rates, great reviews and nicer people, glad i recommend others now. CCRM is just a big name now with no true patient care, wonder if that’s why Dr.N left also.

It's taken me a while to post this because my wife and I have been pretty busy the past few months, and debated whether or not to share this review because we thought maybe it was a one off situation. But after reading some other reviews, we decided it was worth sharing. My wife and I decided to look into fertility treatment options via ccrm in Frisco because they were part of the network that my company used for the fertility treatment assistance program they offer, and overall we have more regrets than we do rejoices. We started our fertility journey back in August of 2024, and met with Dr. Dorette Noorhasan who was the head of the clinic at the time(apparently that's not the case as of may 2026 though). And after providing my own sample, and my wife going through two very painful tests, the information we were given was I was borderline in the swimmer count category(not low, not high, just in the middle), and we're told that the reason my wife's cycles were so irregular was because she was extremely fertile. Once all the results were compiled, Dr. Noorhasan met with us via telehealth(couldn't even be bothered to schedule an in person appointment with us) where she proceeded to tell us that IVF was our only option, and that the chances of a natural conception were in the 5% range, and IUI(which we preferred) would only raise that up to a 20% chance and that we'd be better with just going with IVF because the chances were better. Now here's the thing. I'm not a doctor, and I'm not a female, but I have family members who are doctors as well as two sisters and a mother who all looked at us like we were crazy when we mentioned that Dr. Noorhasan said IUI was out of the question, and that my wife was having irregular cycles due to being extremely fertile. My family member who is a doctor said that was legitimately the dumbest thing they'd ever heard and said IUI should definitely be an option before jumping into IVF, and also said it was really weird that they never asked about my medical history or if I had any medical conditions, or even when my last physical was. At the end of our telehealth appointment we advised that we'd be going out of the country for a week and would discuss the IVF recommendation while we were out of town but also wanted to keep trying naturally in the process. We essentially got a good luck and we'll be here when you're ready to go because it's not going to happen that way. After much discussion, we decided that we'd get a second opinion because something did seem right especially since IVF is the most expensive option out there and we started looking through my companies program again to find a new clinic to get an opinion from. Fast forward to June 2025, and guess what? We didn't need a new clinic, because Dr. Noorhasan was wrong, and we infact were capable of getting pregnant naturally and we now are blessed with a Beautiful baby boy. All this to say, it's in our opinion that Dr. Noorhasan gave us bad information about my wife's health, didn't care to actually look into our situation, and immediately went with the option that would make her the most money but puts the most stress of any treatments on the woman's body and used fear tactics(saying the chances of anything besides IVF being too low to be considered)to try and pressure us into something that we didn't even need. Overall I'd give CCRM under the direction of Dr. Noorhasan 0 stars if I was able too. And I'd recommend avoiding the place even if she's not there anymore because they were willing to hire her in the first place before she decided to go start another practice called ivfmd elsewhere in Frisco.

I will forever be grateful for Dr. Noorhasan and everyone at CCRM in Frisco. Dr. Noorhasan took the time to listen to my concerns and goals and created a great plan to help us along our fertility journey. She is truly an expert in her field! I also have to give a shout out to my girl Jordan. I literally would not have made it through retrieval without her. She is so sweet, patient, and responsive. She understands that the process can be overwhelming and never once made me feel like I was burdening her with my 1,000 questions. I will forever be grateful for Dr, Noorhasan and everyone at CCRM Frisco!