"From my girls at the front desk, to my blood and ultrasound techs, I can honestly say I'm blessed to have these wonderful people in my life."
“After trying to conceive for over 3 years with no success, I was on a mission to find a fertility doctor. My husband and I have been working with Dr. Tur Kaspa for a little over a year now, and have built an amazing relationship with him and the entire IHR team. From my girls at the front desk, to my blood and ultrasound techs, I can honestly say I’m blessed to have these wonderful people in my life. They put me at ease and make what can sometimes be uncomfortable monitoring, easily bearable. I actually enjoy going to get my labs done, just so I can see everyone. So for those of you reading through reviews to find your doctor, just stop now and go see Dr. Tur Kaspa.
Ask them about HHIO (separate company). Our insurance approved us and we were able to get our meds covered for our entire first cycle, which was unbelievable. They sent a home healthcare nurse to go over all of the meds, how/when/where to inject and even administered my first injection. I had so much anxiety prior to this appointment, and immediately after my nurse Gina left, all anxiety was gone. It was definitely worth it to wait (a little over a week) to see if our insurance approved HHIO and their provided services.”
— Tara G., Chicago IL, 1/21/2019 Yelp
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