University of Pittsburgh Physicians, Center for Fertility and Reproductive Endocrinology

Deborah Boyd

☆☆☆☆☆5.0· 5 months ago

Verified

We’ve had some rocky times with this clinic. We started iui with them a few years ago. We were unsuccessful. So we decided to do IVF and went to CNY buffalo It wasn’t that far for the significant savings. We were successful there. Fast forward 2 years we are doing IVF with Dr Rios. Much better experience this time around The thing with CNY they were way more attentive and had great advice and supplement recommendations. It felt less like just another person trying to get pregnant. It was wildly different. But again we have seen some improvements with UPMC this time around

Regina Slepak

☆☆☆☆☆1.0· 7 months ago

Verified

Scammers! Told me on the phone initial consultation will be $200. Got my credit card charged $200 after the consultation, but then they sent me another $146 bill in mail for the same consultation. Billing office has autoresponder, been leaving messages for a week already. They were so eagerly calling me to set up the consultation, now complete ignore both on Upmc app and the phone.

Courtney

☆☆☆☆☆1.0· 10 months ago

Verified

The PCOS center is entirely unhelpful and will charge for visits that give no single thread of advice. As if this condition isn't frustrating enough, leave it to UPMC to only make you feel worse about yourself and completely waste your time and charge you money for providing no service. Skip the unhelpful PCOS care center "specialists" and go literally anywhere else.

Melanie Harke

☆☆☆☆☆1.0· a year ago

Verified

I have had a terrible experience working with UPMC fertility. I cannot quite pin if it's willful or just disorganization but it's been a series of issues. 1. They prescribed a medicine that was made with a known allergen that was listed on my record- thankfully i read all the labels. It's not a rare allergen it's literally nuts. 2. They repeatedly do not return calls even after a week which if you know fertility treatment you need to move immediately so this forces missed cycles and potentially wasted thousands of dollars 3. I have to ask them multiple times to call in prescriptions 4. They've forced painful procedures done outpatient and only offered tylenol 5. They constantly misgender my wife and honestly have to question if us being a gay couple has something to do with the treatment. I would avoid them, at best they are a disorganized mess, at worse maybe actively biased against certain people? I wish I had gone elsewhere years ago. We've wasted years and thousands on these people and they treat us like dirt.

Haylee Massaro

☆☆☆☆☆1.0· a year ago

Verified

Avoid UPMC at all costs. I was a patient in their facility for years, and they consistently misled me, causing me to lose thousands of dollars (treated like a number instead of an individual). Moreover, they forced me to undergo surgeries that I later learned (from another clinic) were unnecessary which caused permanent scarring in my uterus. Even if it's less convenient, I would urge you to weigh your options before beginning treatment with UPMC. They are far too big and do not have time to consider the nuances between patients.