Center For Reproductive Health & Gynecology: Sam Najmabadi, Md's Online Review Report Card

I can not say enough good things about the entire office at Center For reproductive health. the whole process was filled with kindness, knowledge, and reassurance when I was feeling nervous. Dr. Mor was helpful in creating the perfect program for me with my previous medical history. Both Dr. Mor and Dr. Koopersmith listened to any concerns and were so informative and kind throughout the whole process. The front desk is so kind and respectful. I am so grateful we chose Center For Reproduction for our IVF journey.

Dr. Naj is an exceptionally knowledgeable and professional doctor. Having seen physicians in four different countries, I can confidently say that finding him after moving to the U.S. was a true blessing. He provided the right treatment — and if it weren’t for him, we might not have had our miracle baby. Throughout my high-risk pregnancy, Dr. Naj was incredibly responsive. No matter the time, he always answered my emergency calls and made sure I was cared for right away. His staff was also wonderful, especially Selene, who was always there for me and patiently responded to my countless messages during pregnancy. I received outstanding support and truly professional care at his clinic. I always recommend Dr. Naj to anyone searching for a skilled and compassionate fertility specialist. He is an excellent doctor, and I am deeply grateful for his expertise, dedication, and guidance throughout this life-changing journey. 🙏 Thank you endlessly Dr. Naj. 🙏

Dr Naj is absolutely awful. He didn't even listen to what I came in to see him for, and instead tried to sell me his expensive IVF treatments. He talked down to me and he asked me questions, then he interrupted me while I was answering and talked over me!! No one wants to be treated like that. I've done a lot of research on how to improve egg quality and prevent miscarriage. Dr Naj didn't know any of it. He definitely does not keep up with the latest research. I would not recommend this doctor!

Dr. Najmabadi is absolutely amazing , charismatic, caring , and compassionate doctor, who is able to find an individual approach based on your needs and concerns. Also, he is just a great human, who actually cares and really listens to his clients needs and fears! Very highly recommended!!!

Rude Dr. His procedure PRP doesn't work. Charged hefty for this service. He should give partial refunds for such procedures when the expectation is not met at all.

READ ME!!! Heartbreaking Experience with IVF Misdiagnosis - Please Read Before Choosing This Clinic and Dr. Najmadadi. My wife and I went to Dr. Najmadadi for help with IVF and reproductive health. What we hoped would be a hopeful and supportive experience turned into a heartbreaking ordeal due to a serious misdiagnosis and lack of proper care. Dr. Najmadadi diagnosed my wife with a bicornuate uterus, when in fact she had a uterine septum--a condition known to cause failed embryo implantation and miscarriage. As a result, we lost three healthy embryos, each failing to implant or ending in miscarriage. When I raised concerns and asked repeatedly what might be causing these failed transfers, instead of looking deeper or reassessing the diagnosis, Dr. Naj blamed my wife's age (early 30s) and prescribed a cocktail of four different medications. In his words "throwing the kitchen sink at her". No further investigation was done. We eventually went to another doctor, who correctly identified the uterine septum and removed it. After the surgery, our first embryo transfer was successful. This all could have been avoided if Dr. Najmadadi had taken the time to correctly diagnose and treat my wife from the start. Instead, we experienced years of physical, emotional, and financial pain that no one should have to go through. We've tried reaching out for a fair resolution, but so far have not received a meaningful response. If you're considering IVF or any reproductive health services, please get a second opinion and avoid Dr. Najmadadi. I wouldn't wish our experience on anyone.

Dr. Naj and his team are amazing! This was such a beautiful experience, i definitely recommend Dr Naj over anyone! His whole team was just so nice, I was scared to do my shots and I was able to go to the clinic everyday for the team to do it for me. They are the best. I definitely recommend

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Naj and his team from start to finish. He was very caring and took the time to figure out ways to give me the best outcome. His team was kind and made me feel like I was family. I have been to many Drs. before Dr. Naj and I can honestly say he was superior in many ways. Thank you for everything ! :)

I had an extremely poor experience and felt my health was put in jeopardy of untrained, questionable practices. The fertility preservation/care experience at CRHG felt more like a business transaction than health care service. I had 3 visits with CRHG. I felt unsafe for many reasons: 1) I had never received a vaginal ultrasound before and the doctor/nurse did not inquire if I had or prepared me for what was to come. It was very painful for me (separate from CRHG, I later learned I have endometriosis). 2) Next was bloodwork for my husband and I. I am immunocompromised and am very familiar with getting 40+ vials of blood drawn at once/have been through years of testing which at most takes ~5-10 minutes. Almost all trained nurses have a difficult time retrieving blood from my veins and as a result usually take from my hands. This blood draw at CRHG was the biggest red flag I have ever experienced in a health care system. My husband and I were led into a side room and someone that just started (literally it was her first week) began to draw my blood. She asked what I did, and we got to chatting - turns out she just switched jobs from working at McDonalds and recently received her medical assistance certification. Her past job was not of much concern for me, but it was her actions after. She didn't wash her hands before drawing my blood. When she put the first needle in, she didn't draw blood successfully and started moving the needle around in my hand to try and hit a vein... After multiple attempts and being unsuccessful, she asked for help. At that point, 3+ office workers surrounded me and all tried to help me get my blood drawn. Everyone was unsuccessful. Finally, one woman came who seemed much more tenured. She pointed out that the ex-McDonalds employee wasn't holding the vial properly to allow blood flow (i.e. she was holding it too high, above my hand which prevented blood to go into the vials). With the new, tenured employee assisting - she removed my initial needle that was not put in properly and asked for a second one. The ex-McDonalds employee hands her a needle. The tenured women did a double take and pointed out that the needle she was handed was already opened, and NOT opened from a closed container (for safety, hygeine, cleanliness, etc.). She pushed back and told the ex-McDonalds employee to hand her a brand new, unopened needle for safety. Thank god for this woman, as there's no telling what could have happened or what I could have got with an unsterile needle. After 40+ minutes of trying to draw my blood, they managed to get barely enough to fill the vials. I also was very pale and didn't feel well - to the point where one individual stayed past her working hours to make sure I didn't faint. 3) Post bloodwork debacle, we went to check out. I went to the bathroom while my husband waited for me. While I was gone, they mentioned to my husband that for my XRay (HSG) I would need a driver. My husband was very confused and asked why. They said because I would need to take Vallium and would require assistance. At no point in time did Dr. Najmbadi go over the risks/needs of being incapacitated during HSG. My husband declined to setup this service and felt this was yet another red flag. Later on in our follow up/final meeting with Dr. Najmabadi - he asked when we were to schedule HSG. We pushed back stating we didn't want to/would like to do more research. His snarky response back was along the lines of "I bet you googled how painful HSG was and are scared huh". 4) In our last meeting, the Dr. did not even have all of our testing results in. But he was happy to take the call and still charged us a full rate. I'm currently with another fertility care provider at a very reputable hospital (Top 5 in the nation). I recapped my experience at CRHG and they were shocked to say the least. My current Doctor specifically mentioned how pushing HSG was wrong and did not suite my use case at all.

I had an extremely poor experience and felt my health was put in jeopardy of untrained, questionable practices. The fertility preservation/care experience at CRHG felt more like a business transaction than health care service. Fortunately, my company covers fertility care through Carrot Fertility. I had found CRHG as they were listed as a preferred provider. I did my research prior and found that CRHG was highly rated. Unfortunately, that was not my personal experience. I had 3 visits with CRHG and interactions with Dr. Najmabadi (everytime) and his team: - Initial virtual call on July 31 2024 - In person visit on Aug 20 2024 - Post testing virtual call on Sept 5 After our first session with Dr. Najmabadi - my husband made a comment on how he seemed focused on business vs. healthcare. During the call, Dr. had made comments on how he owns a clinic in Mexico and often travels. My husband and I both swept his business forward nature under the rug. The in person visit was most concerning and I felt unsafe for many reasons: 1) I had never received a vaginal ultrasound before and the doctor/nurse did not inquire if I had or prepared me for what was to come. It was very painful for me (separate from CRHG, I later learned I have endometriosis). 2) Next was bloodwork for my husband and I. I am immunocompromised and am very familiar with getting 40+ vials of blood drawn at once/have been through years of testing which at most takes ~5-10 minutes. Almost all trained nurses have a difficult time retrieving blood from my veins and as a result usually take from my hands. This blood draw at CRHG was the biggest red flag I have ever experienced in a health care system. My husband and I were led into a side room and someone that just started (literally it was her first week) began to draw my blood. She asked what I did, and we got to chatting - turns out she just switched jobs from working at McDonalds and recently received her medical assistance certification. Her past job was not of much concern for me, but it was her actions after. She didn't wash her hands before drawing my blood. When she put the first needle in, she didn't draw blood successfully and started moving the needle around in my hand to try and hit a vein... After multiple attempts and being unsuccessful, she asked for help. At that point, 3+ office workers surrounded me and all tried to help me get my blood drawn. Everyone was unsuccessful. Finally, one woman came who seemed much more tenured. She pointed out that the ex-McDonalds employee wasn't holding the vial properly to allow blood flow (i.e. she was holding it too high, above my hand which prevented blood to go into the vials). With the new, tenured employee assisting - she removed my initial needle that was not put in properly and asked for a second one. The ex-McDonalds employee hands her a needle. The tenured women did a double take and pointed out that the needle she was handed was already opened, and NOT opened from a closed container (for safety, hygeine, cleanliness, etc.). She pushed back and told the ex-McDonalds employee to hand her a brand new, unopened needle for safety. Thank god for this woman, as there's no telling what could have happened or what I could have got with an unsterile needle. After 40+ minutes of trying to draw my blood, they managed to get barely enough to fill the vials. I also was very pale and didn't feel well - to the point where one individual stayed past her working hours to make sure I didn't faint. 3) Post bloodwork debacle, we went to check out. I went to the bathroom while my husband waited for me. While I was gone, they mentioned to my husband that for my XRay (HSG) I would need a driver. My husband was very confused and asked why. They said because I would need to take Vallium and would require assistance. At no point in time did Dr. Najmbadi go over the risks/needs of being incapacitated during HSG. My husband declined to setup this service and felt this was yet another red flag. Later on in our follow up/final meeting with Dr. Najmabadi - he asked when we were to schedule HSG. We pushed back stating we didn't want to/would like to do more research. His snarky response back was along the lines of "I bet you googled how painful HSG was and are scared huh". 4) In our last meeting, the Dr. did not even have all of our testing results in. But he was happy to take the call and still charged us a full rate. 5) They offer IV treatments - i'll let you be the judge if that's necessary or a money grab... I'm currently with another fertility care provider at a very reputable hospital (Top 5 in the nation). I recapped my experience at CRHG and they were shocked to say the least. My current Doctor specifically mentioned how pushing HSG was wrong and did not suite my use case at all. All to say, trust your gut when you don't have a good health care experience. Alway advocate and push back if people peddle business over health care.