Johns Hopkins Fertility Center – Reviews and Prices

I am sad and disappointed of the inefficiency of this place. I was offered a March appointment which somehow ended up being offered to someone else. I am now to be seen in May and even that is not certain, after numerous months of playing phone tag. Funny yet still sad, when calling the infertility clinic, they are asking about the reason for the call. I am not sure, perhaps a cheese pizza with a side of efficient?

This review is based on all of my experiences prior to switching over to Dr. Hinton. Do not go here unless you are a relentless self-advocate for your own care. While we are trying to make an exact science out of something that isn’t one (every person’s body is different), my ovulation was missed two cycles in a row here. The most recent doctor I’ve been working with actually disagrees with the call made to not have us move forward with IUI last cycle, which is such a gut punch. They are incredibly disorganized and do not treat patients individually IMO; what’s sad about this is I find many people choose Hopkins over SGF as the Hopkins brand is known as being the “puzzle piece people”. Not so here. This past cycle I’ve requested to see the doctor on staff versus the fellows for each monitoring appointment, as I feel the lack of oversight is what led to the bad call the cycle before; which aforementioned the doctor I’m working with now agrees was poor advice. We also have close family friends who we found out recently went through Hopkins and said point blank “do not waste your time”. I have spoken with the practice manager and encourage anyone with constructive feedback to do the same. The fertility journey is difficult enough without having to micromanage a clinic that can’t get its “stuff” together.

Absolutely awful. You wait on hold 30-45 mins everytime you need to call. Leave a voicemail, no return call. Critical appointments cannot be accommodated (tests needed at a certain point in cycle and no appointment or only one option mid day). I’ve been pushed out 2 months now due to their schedule. They have zero empathy. Shady grove billing dept is a nightmare so I was hoping to Hopkins would be better but I’ll be going back to SGF. Hopkins should be embarrassed their name is tied to this clinic.

Johns hopkins fertility centre is the best.Great Thanks to Dr Katie Elizabeth Cameron for your specialist care during the IVF process. All front desk staff especially Melony were very kind.Great nurses who responded promptly to me.The medical assistant and phlebotomists were very professional.
Keep the good work..K for Kathleen(embryologist) for assisting the Drs to hold the US Probe.
IVF Clinic and Theatre nurses are great heros.
Dr.Pardis Hosseinzadeh,thank you for the transfer which was a huge success.I am Mom again at 47 years old.Had my beautiful daughter on 10/1/2024.I strongly recommend here for couples struggling with Infertility.

My husband and I had a wonderful experience with Johns Hopkins Fertility. Dr. Hinton specifically is a phenomenal doctor and surgeon. She is incredibly thorough and kind, she always answered all our questions and put our minds at ease. It was discovered that I had endometriosis during this process which was a huge shock, but Dr. Hinton assured me it was going to be ok and she did an amazing job with the surgery to remove it. She is very skilled in endometriosis excision surgery. We ended up needing to do IVF and they made the whole process very straightforward and manageable. The entire staff here was always so nice and helpful – we are very grateful to have this level of care so close to home!

Dr Baker and Dr. Hinton are lively and were able to get us pregnant. Nurses also nice. There can occasionally be communication issues but they try very hard to resolve any issues that arise, and those things are true of every clinic I’ve been to. Many of the clinics with only positive reviews may be getting negative reviews removed. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and be comfortable with the protocols. Dr. Baker in particular has been great about letting us make informed choices.