I really liked Dr Layman and the practice. Very thorough and thoughtful. Some tests results were a long time but it was insurance company fault and not Drs.

Submitted Aug. 10, 2017

I will never go back to this office- go anywhere else! The staff is rude and couldn't care less that you are coming to them for help to have a baby...they act like they are put out for having to answer questions even when they are just chatting with each other while you wait. I have done IVF at another clinic and they treated you like a queen and couldn't be more helpful. I am looking for another clinic to start our next round of IVF. HORRIBLE, run to another clinic and doctor!

Submitted Oct. 20, 2014

Please save yourself the heartache,unsucessful surgery and rude staff, we were called to participate in a study after a failed procedure with detailed information and cost and acceptance into the trial,when I callled to scedule my appt for the clinical trial visit,I was rudely informed by the nurse that I was to late and that I should have come in and got a perscription a week before,long story short this is a very emotional time for a couple especially when you go through a surgery that you are given positve results for and then a year later given a negative report,you have no clue how many months in between this process we hopoed to be pregnant not knowing that it was not possible.....please use another doctor even if you have to drive hours away

Submitted May 8, 2013

Dr. Layman wanted to treat me for infertity when i had no problem to get pregnant but he over looked the fact that i had 6 miscarriages in the middle of all of this an he failed to run simple blood work that would have shown i have 2 blood clotting disorders that a simple baby aspirin a day would be able to carry to term. An obgyn doctor found that. Since changing doctors, I now have 2 children without any endocrinlogy help. He seemed to be all about the money and in vitro or IUI's. I feel he has great knowledge but to much to do with no time to do it so he has no time for the patient.

Submitted June 3, 2009