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| - After struggling on our own to conceive for a year and a half, and two failed rounds of clomid with our OBGYN, we decided to take the next step and go to Red Rock, which was covered under our insurance plan. After 17 visits with them, I am expecting twins! Let me start from the beginning. The office is super fancy. You walk in and there is a waterfall next to the staircase, a huge modern chandelier in the lobby and massage chairs in the waiting room. The entire staff is so friendly. You never have to wait long to be called back either!
Your first appointment will be a consult and then they will go over with you what testing they recommend to determine why you can't conceive. They break everything down so you know exactly what each kind of test is and they tell you what your out of pocket expense is for everything up front. Everything is made very clear. They send you home with a folder and instructions about when and where to do each type of test. After all of the testing is complete, you will have a follow up with Dr Littman who will give you your results and give you the best course of action to get you pregnant!
In my case, that was a medicated IUI with injectable medication, since I had already tried clomid with no success. I got set up with an IUI treatment coordinator, Joanne, who is the nicest, most patient person on the planet. Throughout the couple of months that I worked with her I had about a million questions, and some that I felt like needed answers NOW. I'm sure I was not the easiest patient to deal with, but Joanne was always amazing. Dr Littman did the actual IUI procedures. I didn't spend much of the time that I spent at Red Rock with Dr Littman, because most of your appointments are with ultrasound techs, but I never felt like we weren't getting the medical attention we needed. It took me two IUI's to conceive, but I am now 14 weeks with TWINS!
We are so grateful to Dr Littman and the entire staff at Red Rock. I really wish we had gone to Red Rock sooner. If you are struggling to conceive, go see them. You won't regret it.
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