我想分享我的经历，希望其他女性，也希望盖辛格医疗中心能了解我的情况。我于2025年11月正式开始在盖辛格接受治疗。在开始用药前，我们做了很多检查。我终于在12月的最后一周开始用药，服用的是来曲唑并注射了促排卵针。不幸的是，这个疗程没有成功，尽管我的卵泡反应良好。所以下个月，我服用了更高剂量的来曲唑，仍然配合促排卵针。不幸的是，这个疗程也失败了。最终，第三个疗程我尝试了宫腔内人工授精（IUI），卵泡反应不太理想，但最终还是成功让3个卵泡发育成熟。这个疗程成功了，我现在怀孕15周半了。在盖辛格医疗中心就诊期间，盖尔医生、库珀医生以及超声技师都非常棒，和他们一起工作非常愉快！我尤其喜欢库珀医生，她耐心解答了我的每一个问题，让我感到被重视。现在来说说不好的地方，这也是为什么我不能只给这家诊所打3/5分的原因。黛布护士是我遇到过的最差劲的护士。如果你打电话到诊所跟她说话，她会表现得很不耐烦，冲你大吼大叫，让你觉得自己很蠢等等。我已经两次告诉医生我不想再跟黛布护士联系，但不知怎么的，她总是主动给我打电话或发信息。我很想给这家诊所五星好评，但黛布护士让我恨不得立刻放弃。我甚至都想放弃怀孕，就为了不用再跟她打交道。我在其他评论里也看到，其他女性也有过类似的经历，虽然她们没有指名道姓，但她们的感受跟我一模一样。我也跟好几个当面交流过，她们也都有同样的感受。 我希望诊所能尽快意识到，黛布护士正在让需要联系诊所的患者的生活变成一场噩梦。

Dr. Gale performed my laparoscopy and endometriosis excision. She explained everything thoroughly, answered all my questions, and made sure I understood and agreed with everything. The surgery was successful, and after years of chronic pain, I am finally pain-free.

After more than six years of ‘unexplained infertility,’ I am able to hold my four-month-old baby because of Dr. Gehl. I spent two years at a very well-known fertility clinic in New Jersey, underwent every kind of test and routine monitoring every two weeks, and still received no answer beyond being classified as a case of unexplained infertility. The doctor told me IVF was my only hope. Then I found Dr. Gehl. After just one visit, she suspected the true cause of my infertility and arranged a minor procedure to confirm it. I conceived naturally during my next menstrual cycle. Without Dr. Gehl, I would not have this greatest gift. I will always be grateful to her.

This was a wonderful visit with excellent staff. Arianna Cooper patiently answered all my questions. She never rushed me and took time to explain everything very clearly!

I came here full of hope because I have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and had been unable to conceive for years, which Dr. Gail knew. I began with Clomid for two or three cycles, even though it is not ideal for patients with PCOS, but it did not work. We then tried letrozole, which is reportedly more effective for PCOS. I became pregnant after one cycle, but my HCG level was low. At the second blood test, my HCG had not risen, and I was devastated. When the nurse called, I asked whether I should be concerned that my HCG had risen by only 30 points. She sounded impatient and asked why I would be worried. I explained, but she laughed it off. At the third blood test, my HCG had risen by only 20 points. I knew I was going to miscarry. Dr. Gail was unavailable, so I had to wait for Erin to call and confirm it. When she did, I asked what would happen next. We were heartbroken. I felt so anxious that day I wanted to vomit and called several times. I called both Danville and Wilkes-Barre. When I called Danville near closing time, the woman who answered said, "You already called Wilkes-Barre. Why are you calling here?" I replied, "Because I called at 9 a.m., you close in 20 minutes, it is Friday, and I am miscarrying." Her attitude was terrible. I had to insist on speaking with Erin. I did not care that it was almost closing time; I needed to know what was happening to my body and my baby. Erin eventually returned my call. Later, because Dr. Gail was still out of the office, I had another question for Erin. I mentioned what the nurse had said and how she made me feel foolish and dismissed. Erin said, "We cannot simply tell a patient she is miscarrying." But I had asked. Do not lie to patients. I knew something was wrong. Over time, my HCG did not decline but continued to rise slowly. I asked whether I could have a dilation and curettage, but they refused. A week later, I finally miscarried naturally. It was excruciating and frightening. I called the clinic to inform them, and they simply said I needed another blood test. My HCG still did not decline, I was bleeding heavily, and Dr. Gail remained unavailable because she was still on vacation. When Dr. Gail finally returned, my HCG was still not decreasing, and we scheduled an appointment. She was 40 minutes late. She then sent me to the emergency room for an injection to end the pregnancy and lower my HCG. It was painful and terrifying. During those 2–4 weeks, the clinic never once called to check on me, ask whether I was all right, or see whether I needed help. This was the most painful experience of my life, yet the clinic provided no support, and the nurses and doctor showed no compassion. By the time I could try to conceive again, it was December 2024, although this began in late July 2024. It took a full six months from the miscarriage until I could try again, and I did not return to this clinic. In January 2025, I went to Bethlehem and met Dr. Budinetz. I explained what had happened. She was very thoughtful and understanding and promised to help us conceive. She prescribed numerous supplements and medication to help manage my PCOS. Dr. Gail had never recommended supplements during my treatment unless I asked, and by then treatment had been underway for a long time. I had assumed she would tell me if anything needed to be adjusted. We conceived our rainbow baby after the first cycle, and he was born on November 11. I deliberately waited before writing this review to see how things would go after changing clinics, and the difference was remarkable. Needless to say, avoid this clinic if you can. The energy you invest is not worth it, and they will not give you comparable care in return.

Now that I have been through everything, they are not the best at all and do not care... After two failed attempts and with a third approaching, you would think they would try a different approach or discuss other options, but no... They just keep charging high fees without addressing the problem or considering what we could try differently. Then they decided to stop billing my insurance and make me pay 100% out of pocket! I suggest going elsewhere.

You are the best fertility specialist in Pennsylvania! From day one, we felt very well cared for. She and Grace are both top-notch! I thank God first, and then Dr. Gayle!!!!

If you are serious about fertility treatment, drive to Allentown. Do not waste your time here. Ask your OB to look up the success rates of different doctors. We wasted 2 years here and 1 cycle at another place we had considered.