"Dr. Cohen and his staff were a complete blessing to our family. We just welcomed our identical twin girls this past month, and we owe it all to Dr. Cohen and the staff at IHR. "
Dr. Cohen and his staff were a complete blessing to our family. After seeing many doctors that weren’t able to help us, Dr. Cohen was able to work with us and a specialist to dig a little deeper into what was truly the underlying issue to our infertility. He was honest from the very beginning and never pushed us to do anything we didn’t feel comfortable with. He was straightforward, but also compassionate and caring at the same time. We just welcomed our identical twin girls this past month, and we owe it all to Dr. Cohen and the staff at IHR. - Sara Weeks, April 12, 2019, Facebook Reviews
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