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SpringCreek Fertility

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Egg Donation , Embryo donation , Genetics , ICSI , Insemination (IUI) , Social Freezing , Spermbank , Surrogacy , TESA

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About SpringCreek Fertility

SpringCreek Fertility is a fertility clinic located in central Ohio near the I‑70/75 corridor, serving patients from Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Lima and the broader Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky region, specializing in assisted reproductive technologies that give families the best chance of conception. The center offers a full spectrum of services including in‑vitro fertilization, egg donation, pre‑implantation genetic testing (PGT‑A and PGT‑M), intrauterine insemination, egg freezing, gestational carrier programs, and inclusive LGBTQIA+ family‑building options, all supported by comprehensive financial counseling, insurance navigation and lending programs. SpringCreek’s distinctive advantage lies in its award‑winning team of fertility specialists and a state‑of‑the‑art IVF laboratory designed by MedTech for Solutions to mimic the natural uterine environment, contributing to the clinic’s high and transparently reported success rates. The multidisciplinary team emphasizes compassionate, personalized care, providing both clinical expertise and emotional support through counseling, patient education resources, a dedicated blog, and real‑life success stories, ensuring patients feel guided and supported throughout every step of their fertility journey.

SpringCreek Fertility - Patient Reviews

3.9

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Erika *****

2 months ago

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Just started my journey! But I did my SIS at the Mason office Jan 2nd due to availability and I just want to thank the staff and team there for everything. I was very, very emotional throughout the process due to just the heaviness behind it all. The doctor who did my SIS explained everything she was doing as she was doing it, and also explained what she was seeing. It was a very personable experience and I was so over came with emotion I couldn't stop crying. I appreciate everything they did for me during my appointment. They were so kind, above and beyond. I wish i knew their names. The girls at the front desk immediately made me laugh (Blonde girl, wearing a mask) and feel so comfortable right away, the nurse helping the doctor was so sweet. (Brown hair, glasses)

A Ma*****

3 months ago

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Awesome people that gave me one of the greatest gifts ever! If I could give more stars I would. Thank you guys so much!

Mandy M*****

4 months ago

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1st Ivf. Failed fet with no answers. My protocol wasn't individualized. Felt like just a number.

Lindsey*****

1 year ago

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I was absolutely shocked to see all of the 5 star reviews for this place. My husband was referred here for testing and we've experienced nothing but frustration. He went the first time, everything seemed normal and they told him how long his results would take. They called him a week later and I guess they had just not sent his sample out and it was now not viable due to the delay. He went back in, having to take even more time off and be in an uncomfortable situation again due to them just not shipping it. Now that he's gotten his results back, he signed a release form to have them sent to my doctor so we can figure out what this means for both of us and how to move forward. My doctor is saying that she was told by Spring Creek that there wasn't enough sample to get results, when we have his results. He also talked to the andrologist, who said that makes no sense because he got results back. When he asked Spring Creek about this, they said they didn't know what he was talking about, they had sent results and they wouldn't be doing anything further unless he wanted to pay the $50 dollars for a consultation with them. We don't need a consultation, we know what his results mean. We need them sent to a doctor who can help us with a plan for us both to move forward. But it isn't about that. It's about Spring Creek preying on people's desperation to have a baby in order to shake every penny they can out of them. I just want to move on and never have to deal with this place again, especially when it's regarding such a frustrating time in our lives already.

Scott *****

2 years ago

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Absolutely terrible experience there. First of all, they lost my specimen the first time so I had to come back and then they neglected dimension too early pay for the lab results so now I am stuck with double the cost and Spring customer service pretty much said it’s Micheal. It’s on me even though I asked, where do I pay for this? They said I would get a bill and had no idea of the early pay absolutely horrible experience and will never go back there again.

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Who are the fertility doctors and specialists at SpringCreek Fertility? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility’s medical team is led by Dr. Jeremy Groll, the Medical Director and a double‑board‑certified Reproductive Endocrinologist and Obstetrician‑Gynecologist with two decades of award‑winning experience. He is supported by Dr. Kasey Marelić, a board‑certified REI physician who previously served as Medical Director at Bethesda Fertility Center. The clinic’s clinical staff also includes several Women’s Health Nurse Practitioners—Julie Cuy Castellanos, Tanisha, Emily McMillan, and others—who provide day‑to‑day patient care, as well as a dedicated embryology team headed by senior embryologists and laboratory coordinators. This multidisciplinary group of fertility specialists, embryologists, nurses, and support staff works together to deliver comprehensive reproductive endocrinology and assisted reproduction services.

What is the maximum age for IVF treatment at SpringCreek Fertility? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility treats patients up to age 55 for in vitro fertilization, adhering to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) guidelines for age‑related eligibility. This upper age limit applies to both own‑egg IVF cycles and donor‑egg cycles, with the clinic offering individualized counseling to discuss success probabilities, health considerations, and alternative options such as egg donation or gestational surrogacy for older patients. By accommodating patients through age 55, SpringCreek ensures that individuals and couples have access to the full range of assisted reproductive technologies while maintaining safety and realistic expectations.

What is the history and background of SpringCreek Fertility? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility was founded in 2014 as the only independent, full‑service fertility center between the Dayton and Toledo metropolitan areas. The clinic was created by Dr. Jeremy Groll and his wife Lorie, who envisioned a patient‑focused practice that blends cutting‑edge science with compassionate care. Since its opening, SpringCreek has served more than 6,500 families, earning awards such as the Better Business Bureau Eclipse Integrity Award and recognition as a Best Place to Work by the Dayton Business Journal. The center is accredited by the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) and maintains a commitment to transparency, affordability, and inclusivity for all patients.

Does SpringCreek Fertility offer egg donation for IVF treatment? expand_more

Yes, SpringCreek Fertility runs a comprehensive egg donation program for IVF cycles. Prospective donors are compensated $7,000 for the first cycle and $8,000 for each additional cycle, and must be between 21 and 31 years old, non‑smokers, with a BMI of 19‑29, and in good health. The clinic conducts thorough medical, genetic, and psychological screening to ensure donor suitability and matches donors anonymously with intended parents through the EggCelle Donor Program. Egg donation cycles are integrated with SpringCreek’s IVF laboratory, allowing for fresh or frozen donor egg use, and the clinic reports high pregnancy rates for donor‑egg IVF, reflecting the quality of both the donors and the laboratory processes.

What are the IVF success rates at SpringCreek Fertility? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility reports IVF pregnancy rates that rank among the highest in Ohio and the surrounding region. Since opening in 2014, the clinic has helped more than 6,500 families build their families and has achieved hundreds of live births, reflecting a strong overall success profile. All patient cycles—including those up to age 55—are included in the clinic’s published data, and the results are audited through the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) to ensure transparency and quality. The combination of advanced laboratory protocols, personalized treatment plans, and a comprehensive approach to patient education contributes to these outcomes, making SpringCreek a leading choice for in vitro fertilization and related assisted reproduction services.

Does SpringCreek Fertility provide fertility treatment for same-sex couples? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility explicitly supports same‑sex couples and the broader LGBTQIA+ community, offering a full suite of reproductive services tailored to their needs. The clinic provides intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF) using donor eggs, donor sperm, or both, as well as gestational carrier coordination for male couples or couples where one partner cannot carry a pregnancy. It also offers the ROPA (Reciprocal IVF) method for female couples, along with counseling, legal referrals, and a network of supportive professionals. SpringCreek’s inclusive approach ensures that lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals receive compassionate, evidence‑based fertility care.

What fertility treatments and services does SpringCreek Fertility offer? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility provides a full spectrum of assisted reproduction and fertility preservation options. Core services include in vitro fertilization (IVF) with optional intra‑cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), intrauterine insemination (IUI), and comprehensive genetic testing such as pre‑implantation genetic screening (PGT‑A) and diagnosis (PGT‑M). The clinic also offers third‑party reproduction, including egg donation, donor sperm, and gestational carrier programs, as well as egg freezing for fertility preservation. Specialized programs address recurrent miscarriage, onco‑fertility, and LGBTQIA+ family building, with dedicated counseling and legal support. All treatments are customized based on age, diagnosis, and personal goals, ensuring each patient receives evidence‑based, patient‑centered care throughout their fertility journey.

Does SpringCreek Fertility treat single women seeking fertility treatment? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility welcomes single women and provides full fertility care regardless of marital status. The clinic’s inclusive policy is highlighted on its website, stating that anyone wanting to have children—whether single, partnered, or in a same‑sex relationship—can access its services. Single women may pursue treatments such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertilization (IVF) with donor eggs or sperm, and they receive the same personalized counseling, diagnostic work‑up, and support as all other patients. SpringCreek’s commitment to accessibility ensures that single women receive the same evidence‑based, patient‑centered fertility treatment options as couples.

What IVF laboratory technology does SpringCreek Fertility use? expand_more

SpringCreek Fertility’s IVF laboratory is a state‑of‑the‑art facility designed by MedTech for Solutions, featuring reduced‑oxygen incubators that support embryo culture to the blastocyst stage under optimal conditions. The lab maintains a sealed environment with HEPA filtration that removes >99.9% of particles and microbes, plus activated carbon and potassium permanganate filters to eliminate volatile organic compounds. A pressurized HVAC system keeps the embryology suite at a constant temperature and humidity while preventing external contaminants from entering. These technical safeguards, combined with advanced time‑lapse imaging and strict quality‑control protocols, enable the production of high‑quality embryos and contribute to the clinic’s strong pregnancy rates.

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Address 9313 Mason Montgomery Rd Suite 225, Mason, OH 45040, USA (Find on Google Maps) open_in_new

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Monday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

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