UNC Fertility: Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill

Tiffany Pendergraft

I first started going to this clinic back in November 2021 and so far the experience has been pleasant. I will say that the communication could be a little better towards the front end of the process, but they have addressed the staff shortage recently, which makes more sense. As we're preparing for our first IVF Cycle in December with Nurse Raegan, (She is awesome!!) communication has been excellent. She is very quick to respond and to get us the information we need. We are very excited to be working with her and Dr. Neal-Perry for our transfer.

christine salama

I started with this clinic about 5 months ago . We did all the tests and labs and dr decided that the best plan for us is IUI. We started in July. All of a sudden they said they don’t do IUI on Sundays then while I was in a middle of an IUI cycle , they sent me an email that starting 9/16 /22 they will not do any IUI at all. This is so frustrating. If you need IUI , please stay away from this clinic.

Bm779q

Very irritated. Had to fight for scheduling. Fight to get IUI meds, then the clinic is no longer doing IUIs on weekends, so if you ovulate over the weekend your screwed. Try again next month. Currently booked for IVF through the end of 2022 and not scheduling for 2023. Doctors/nurses walk into the room and have no idea what procedure your going in for. I had to tell them...did you not read my chart? 30-45min waits are common, yet they will drop your appointment if you are 5 min late.. They seem to have high staffing turn over which makes one wonder if management is creating a hostel work environment for employees. Going to try Wake Med. Fertility... maybe they staff appropriately and would like our business instead?...

Priscila Angulo

No one ever answers the phone, it’s been impossible to get a follow-up appointment. What’s the point of getting all the labs and tests if nothing actionable is going to come from it?