Choosing a Clinic

No clinic is perfect. And by not perfect, I don’t mean ideal with just a few tiny flaws. The bigger question is – what are the flaws you can live with?
Choosing a clinic is as much an art as it is a science. Only you know how important some of these factors are.

In terms of most clinics, I don’t know that many of these stands out as an outstanding winner. The good news – any of them would probably do a fine job with your cycle. The bad news – any of them will probably charge a lot of money and have some flaws when it comes to customer care/billing and general attitudes

You may like the advantage of being in a teaching hospital, which means you’ll know the latest research, but, as a teaching hospital, you would have to expect much of your care to be delegated to a resident.

Or maybe you want the clinic with the best stats. Sounds obvious, right? Except maybe they turn away anyone who doesn't fit their profile for an ideal patient.

Or maybe you want the clinic who does the most treatments. Except they might be like a giant Wal-mart who only cares about the bottom line.

Easy answers? Nope.
But choosing a clinic can be done. It takes time, energy and a willingness to go beyond scratching the surface and beyond the closest clinic to find the right one.