Carolinas Fertility Institute
Fertility Clinic
Greensboro, North Carolina, 27408
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Greensboro, North Carolina, 27408
United States
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Carolinas Fertility Institute
Carolinas Fertility Institute brings decades of experience providing excellent care in the treatment of infertility to patients in Charlotte, Greensboro and Winston Salem, North Carolina.
Led by nationally renowned fertility expert Dr. Tamer Yalcinkaya and a team of seasoned healthcare professionals, we compassionately guide each patient to parenthood using the latest advanced reproductive technologies including in vitro fertilization (IVF) and intrauterine insemination (IUI).
We understand that patients seeking information on infertility treatment options are confronted with a confusing mix of websites, opinions, cost information, treatment options and other information that is simply overwhelming.
Through personalized care and attention, our goal at CFI is to help make your fertility journey as stress-free as possible. We work hard to price our services fairly, and take pride in being equal to or less costly than the average fees in our region.
Because we employ technology that most IVF centers in the U.S. do not use, we are able to provide exceptional value while improving both our results and patient experiences.
Carolinas Fertility Institute has three locations in central North Carolina, as well as affiliate locations for patients in areas of West Virginia, Virginia and, eastern and western North Carolina.
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Carolinas Fertility Institute Reviews
Submitted by Jamie Le on Thursday, Sep 22, 2022
Terrible experience
Took 3 calls to get scheduled (they didn't "see" my referral on the bottom of my husband's). They never indicated they had a urologist on staff, so my husband had a consult (as per CFI's recommendation) elsewhere, and they were clearly peeved. When I was seen, Mr. Anders was the most unprofessional provider I have ever encountered. She laughed at a legitimate question I asked about sedation, and then she denied laughing when we confronted her. A nurse barged in when I was in a compromising position and undressed from the waist down, so that anyone in the hallway could have seen me exposed. After Ms. Anders warned me that an AMH of over 4 could be concerning, I received a result from LabCorp that was much higher. No one from CFI bothered to call and explain my results. When I called, the nurse said "that's excellent." Contradicting what the NP had said. So which is it - is a high AMG good or bad? We have switched clinics and are not looking back