"We have undergone treatment at two other well known facilities in the Chicago-land area. Dr. Tur-Kaspa treated us as individuals, and made us feel totally at ease."
“We were delighted to win the free 2011 IVF competition at the Institute for Human Reproduction (IHR). It was disbelief at first; we thought this was too good to be true. We couldn’t believe how lucky we were! Everyone we spoke to—including the person who set up the initial consultation, the IHR staff, and Dr. Tur-Kaspa was very professional, helpful, and genuinely nice. However, it was the initial consultation with Dr. Tur-Kaspa that really set this facility apart from others. We have undergone treatment at two other well known facilities in the Chicago-land area. Here, Dr. Tur-Kaspa never made us feel rushed, encouraged us to ask any and all questions, treated us as individuals, and made us feel totally at ease. He reviewed our medical history in great detail, presented all the options with pros and cons, and gave suggestions for what he felt would be the best course for us... The care, attention, and respect we received so far has been exceptional.
Thank you!”
— Stephanie and Joe, the 2011 Free IVF winners
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