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About
Allison Abbey, PA-C came up through this exact practice: the site records that she started at Pinnacle Fertility Arizona — then Advanced Fertility Care — as a clinical assistant, and became a physician assistant inside the same system. She has sat on both sides of the exam table at this clinic, which is the kind of detail patients asking “will anyone actually explain this to me” care about.
Her job title is Physician Assistant, not physician. The profile carries the PA-C suffix and the site’s “Physician Assistant” title; she is not a doctor or a reproductive endocrinologist, and this page says so once and then means it throughout.
Education: a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Arizona State University, then a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from A.T. Still University (the site publishes no graduation years). Her stated care philosophy, in the site’s words, pairs patience and empathy with a strong emphasis on education — taking time to genuinely listen and to explain each step so patients feel confident and supported rather than processed. Awards: the 2025 Pinnacle Fertility Best-in-Class Care recognition, an internal network honor, not an outside accreditation. She hikes, travels, takes road trips, and has a Basenji/Cattle Dog mix; she practices in Scottsdale, Chandler and Glendale.
Clinical Expertise
- Patient education inside a treatment cycle — the site positions her on the explaining: protocols, medication timing and follow-up plans translated into something a patient can actually execute at home
- Individualized, empathetic care — her stated goal is care that keeps patients informed and empowered in decisions, not merely compliant with instructions
- A nutrition-degree background — her undergraduate field is nutrition science. Be precise: the site never states that she provides nutrition counseling or folds diet into her clinical practice, and this page does not infer a specialty from a degree
- Continuity across three Arizona offices — Scottsdale, Chandler and Glendale are her listed locations
What is not documented: her page lists no personal procedure scope. Whether egg retrieval support, ultrasounds or IUI tasks fall to her is simply not published, so nothing is claimed.
Why Choose Allison Abbey
She remembers the waiting-room side. A clinical assistant who became the PA sees the confusion points from both chairs — her own career path through this practice is the argument for why she explains things the way she does.
“Explained” is the whole positioning. The site’s description of her is unusually narrow and unusually useful: listen, then walk the patient through every step. For people who leave visits re-reading portal messages to figure out what was decided, that is the trait to book on.
A named 2025 recognition — with its limits stated. Best-in-Class Care is Pinnacle’s internal award (site Awards field: “2025 Pinnacle Fertility Best-in-Class Care”), meaningful as a peer/organization signal, not a certification. And a recent Google patient review for the practice singles out “Allison” by name for patient answers and understanding — the only clinician on this team named in a captured review text.
Professional Affiliations
- Physician Assistant (PA-C) per the network site; no board certification, license number or certifying body is disclosed on her page, and none is assumed here
- No society memberships listed on her profile; the language field shows English — the site discloses nothing further on languages
- 2025 Pinnacle Fertility Best-in-Class Care — internal recognition, recorded under honors rather than credentials
- Practice locations: Scottsdale, Chandler and Glendale, Arizona
Suitable For
- Information-first patients who want the why behind each medication and appointment, not just the when
- Anyone entering fertility treatment for the first time, where the schedule itself — injections, monitoring, triggers — is the biggest unknown
- Long cycles needing one steady contact for follow-up and questions between physician visits
- Scottsdale, Chandler or Glendale scheduling, since she rotates across all three offices