Tomer Singer, MD, OB-GYN

Please read this, it is more important for all of us to know. -
What if things are not going the way we expected in our treatments???
I wish I could write a good review even if the reproduction attempt was unfruitful, indicating how great this office was to us, despite the failed attempt, we know they did everything on their end to help us every step of the way, show their support, future guidance etc. but this is not the case here at all.
I know it is a little extreme to indicate only one star review when some others granted 5 stars.
But based on our empirical experienced with Dr. Tomer Singer, left us no other alternative but express our feelings and concerns here on this website. This is my first time writing a review online, many times I known for saying Thank You in a very creative ways to support organizations or to demonstrate a satisfaction for any type of great service provided to us in the past.
However since these terrible treatments that affected my wife until today, I felt this is the least I can do to spread the word and make other patients aware or at least by reading this review it might have a direct bearing on their (CHR) entire practice to reevaluate their attention the way they supposed to treat others, and hope they’ll be able to make substantial adjustments.
A good Doctor is the one who take a negative review more seriously than good reviews in order to make the right adjustments to minimize or prevent future mistakes by him or his staff that leads to dissatisfactions.
There were countless of mistakes this Center of Human Reproduction office under Doctor Tomer Singer has made during our 6 months of treatments.
But to avoid confusions and regardless of the variety of the particular medical mistakes made by this Doctor and his staff, I would like to underline the most crucial mistake of this office that made a bad vivid impression on us probably for the rest of our lives.
There are many Doctors, hospitals, Private Medical offices that try to do the best they can to treat or cure patients, and not always it yields 100 percents of success. We are aware that sometimes one medicine might work well on one patient and the same medicine might not work at all on another or even causes that patient bad sides affects. But when something goes wrong and the Doctor ignore your calls and leaves you behind with no other recommendations or no attention at all and portrays this as an acceptable loss with no further support the way he depicted prior the time the papers were signed, than it construed as a huge BETRAYAL, and that is what happened to us.
It is great to see good reviews when a reproduction went with success but it is also good to know how you will be treated there if you are not part of their success stories.
My wife does not know I am writing this review, because I know this is not her style how to deal with this, but I do it because until today she got hurt from their betrayal significantly and I love her so much and somehow still hope that she will receive a certain attentiveness from this organization, to make her feel better just to put this behind her even if I know that I would never want to see or recommend them to anyone I care.
I sent such requests directly to them in the past and heard nothing yet. It is a shame.
Sincerely
Dave.

Dr Singer and his entire staff are AAAA++++. Courteous, patient, super kind, thorough and never too busy to answer any questions or calls before during and after my IVF cycle. I HIGHLY recommend Dr Tomer Singer and his staff for anyone looking for a fertility specialist. Dr Singer and his staff were not only informative but truly look at each individual to find the most successful protocol for your IVF cycle. Although I am 43 ½ years old and well aware of the statistics~Dr Tomer Singer and his staff provided a 100% POSITIVE environment. All my appointments were always taken in a timely manner and the office is always buzzing with many patients~as i find this to be a great sign of a very successful and popular physician who is simply top in his field. Dr Tomer Singer’s attitude and approach is optimistic and realistic, which my fiancé’ and I greatly appreciated. We absolutely love Dr Tomer Singer’s bright smile and warm welcome every time we entered the office. His entire staff from receptionists to nurses and technicians are incredibly thoughtful, warm and caring. ONE OF THE BEST DOCTORS I HAVE EVER MET AND I TRUST DR TOMER SINGER EXPLICITLY.

Dr. Singer is truly a top notch doctor. The level of care that I have received through his practice is wonderful and I couldn’t ask for a better experience as he is very professional and compassionate.
The nurses, Amy, Gina and Mary Jane and the ultrasound tech Roz are also fantastic. They are never too busy to answer a question and never make you feel rushed at all. I highly recommend Dr. Singer.

Update– Right after Dr. Singer, I ended up at Weill Cornell. But after two failed attempts because my body wasn’t responding to the stimulation protocol, a friend directed me to Dr. Sami David (who focuses on natural methods and IUI, but not IVF, and who is supported by a WONDERFUL staff, including nurses Kerry and Shannon). I am now pregnant with my own egg. The horrible misunderstanding with Dr. Singer was regarding a test result that he said indicated I had an extremely low chance of having my own biological child. (He even mentioned donor egg fairly early on.) I’m so grateful for the course of events that led me to Dr. David. As distressing as my last conversation with Dr. Singer was, I now know that his medical approach wouldn’t have been right for me. Comparing the two practices, I would say that Dr. David has a more holistic approach (including onsite acupuncturists).

Very professional staff. I am seeing this doctor for PCOS. Dr. Singer is very knowledgable, compassionate, and friendly. I feel like I am in good hands!

Doctor Singer is an incredible infertility professional.
We came to him after almost 2 years of infertility treatments with 3 other doctors, including of an IVF treatment with another highly regarded doctor that did not succeeded.
From the beginning, Doctor Singer was extremely professional and gave us a very comfortable and assuring feeling.
He was professional and sensitive through out of the whole process and the team in his clinic was great as well.
The doctor has a busy schedule but he was always available to meet us when needed, including a daily visit over the pre-​IVF week.
Often, he called me personally after major steps in addition to his nurses whom would call every time.
We got pregnant after 1 cycle of IVF and are happily expecting our 1^st baby.
Approaching Doctor singer was probably one of the best decision we made as a married couple.
Highly recommended!

Dr. Singer, and his entire staff of amazing medical providers (Gina, Roz, Aman, Yan, and the front office and other nurses who rotate between the City and Manhasset), knew me by name from the second time I walked in, just as they all seem to know all of their patients. They share in my excitement and ease my anxiety. Everything he said would happen did, and they are all so gentle and patient. I feel completely spoiled by how excellent this entire office is, I almost dread having to go back to my regular doctor. This doctor is worth the waiting period you might have before your first appointment.

i believe that he has his heart in the right place, but he is WAY too over-​scheduled for a one practitioner office. nice guy, but the office is a mess, logistically.
i’ve never waited less that 45 minutes in the waiting room, even just for what should be a quick blood draw. the nurses are slow and very unpredictable. sometimes super friendly, sometimes unbelievably rude and curt.
if you don’t know EXACTLY what is going on with your own stuff, don’t expect anyone else in that office to keep track. i can’t even count how many times i had to remind dr. singer that yes. we DO know about that cyst you’re looking at on the sonogram… and yes, i have had this test and that test already.
he is clearly spread so thin that he doesn’t even look at your chart before he comes in to talk with you. i found that incredibly frustrating and it really shook my confidence in the care i was receiving.
also, no one ever calls to check in with you after a procedure. i left in october after having had several unsuccessful iui’s, and after the last one no one EVER called me to follow up – see if i was pregnant, see if i needed to come in. i would thing that just for their own success-​rate numbers it would be in their best interests to call patients and see how it’s going after the dreaded two-​week wait… and having been at RMA previously, i found this shocking, since their nurses call you every week (sometimes more) to check in, see how you are, answer any questions.
singer’s office also has weird hours and if he’s not there for some reason the only thing they do is tell you to go to their manhassett office. i mean, come on. not helpful at all.
i am currently transferring to a different R.E.