Bloom Reproductive Institute Chandler | Monitoring, IUI and Consults

About Bloom Reproductive Institute, PLLC - Chandler

Chandler is Bloom’s monitoring office, not its procedure room. The suite sits at 215 S Dobson Road, Building J, Suite 1, inside Dobson Village, and it covers the part of treatment that happens most often: consultations, fertility workups, ultrasound scans, bloodwork, medication adjustments during a cycle, and IUI. The part that happens once per cycle - egg retrieval, embryo culture, embryo transfer - runs out of Bloom’s CAP-accredited embryology lab at the brand’s Scottsdale address. The split is the clinic’s own: its About page states that Kim, an NP with a Doctor of Nursing Practice, “completes monitoring visits and cycle management for patients in our Chandler office.”

Day-to-day care here is nurse-led. The office is staffed from the brand’s nurse practitioner and physician associate group, named on the site as Kim, Alex, Kimberley and Taylor. Kim has worked in infertility since 2006, earned a master’s in nursing in 2011 and a DNP from Arizona State University in 2014, and joined Bloom in 2017 as Third Party Program Director. The three reproductive endocrinologists on the brand’s team page - Dr. Millie Behera, Dr. Lauren Reschke and Dr. Catherine Gordon - practice from the Scottsdale address. This profile inherits a team figure of 3 from the brand record; we publish no physician profile at the Chandler address, so read that number as brand-level, not as three doctors you will meet here. Our Chandler sources also do not say which clinician, if any, performs your first consultation at this office.

The outcome numbers on this page are a brand total. Chandler has no separate SART or CDC entry, so the row here is ClinicPKID 2000041 - one reporting unit that pools Chandler and Scottsdale cycles. In the SART 2023 Final report that unit logged 862 cycles, with live births per intended egg retrieval of 46.9% under 35, 45.2% at 35-37, 20.5% at 38-40, and 3.1% over 40 (the last figure is a weighted blend of two bands SART publishes separately: 5.5% across 55 cycles at 41-42 and 0% across 42 cycles over 42). Two consequences follow. First, nothing in that row describes Chandler-specific performance, and it cannot be used to rank one Bloom address against the other. Second, the only fair comparison is against the matching national row from the same registry and year: SART’s 2023 national summary reports 53.2% under 35, 39.9% at 35-37, 26.2% at 38-40 and 9.4% over 40, which puts the brand below the national figure in three of the four bands and above it only at 35-37. The fresh-IVF and frozen-transfer cells in the clinic row are empty in our data, so we make no claim about which transfer type produced those numbers. Our reference row also carries 932 as an average cycle count per reporting clinic; national per-clinic counts in this dataset mix reporting bases, so we do not turn 862 against 932 into a ratio.

Patient feedback at this address is thin and mixed. The Google listing Bloom Reproductive Institute, PLLC at 215 S Dobson Rd scores 3.3 stars across 10 reviews: five 5-star, one 4-star, and four 1-star, with no 3-star or 2-star entries. Two of the 10 carry no text, leaving 8 written accounts, and our research pass recorded the 1-star entries as mostly communication complaints. Ten reviews is too small a sample to treat as a grade; it is enough to justify asking, before you book, how the office answers messages and who replies.

Accreditations & Awards

SART membership (brand record): the SART clinic-search result for “Bloom Reproductive Institute” shows ClinicID 2000041, SART number 0840, member since 2016, and CAP listed among its accreditations. Our research pass ran on 2026-08-31 and read the 2023 report page normally.
What 2016 does and does not mean here: this profile carries an established year of 2016, and the only 2016 our sources support is that SART member-since date on the brand record. Neither a founding date nor an opening date for the Chandler office appears in our dossier, so we publish no “since 2016” history for this address. The only dated staffing fact our Chandler sources give runs later: Kim joined the brand in 2017.
CAP-accredited embryology lab (brand): accreditation covers the lab where your embryos are cultured, and that lab is in Scottsdale. Chandler patients are served by it, but nothing is grown or stored at this address according to our sources.
CLIA-certified endocrine lab (brand): stated on the clinic’s own About page. Treat as clinic-reported; our Chandler dossier did not verify the certificate at the issuing body.
No CDC registration in Chandler: the brand’s CDC entry (ArtClinicId 712) is filed to the Scottsdale address. Cycles started by Chandler patients are counted under that single brand record, which is why the success row on this profile carries a brand-level label.
No site-specific awards in our Chandler sources: recognitions the brand publishes belong to its physicians and to the Scottsdale campus. We will not restate them here as reasons to choose this office.

Why Choose Bloom Reproductive Institute, PLLC - Chandler

Monitoring without the cross-metro drive. If you live in or near Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa or Tempe, the recurring visits - scans, bloodwork, dose changes - stay local. Only procedure days move to Scottsdale.
A nurse practitioner who owns your cycle here. Kim’s role, in the clinic’s own words, covers monitoring visits and cycle management at this office, and she has worked in infertility since 2006. Continuity of one familiar clinician across a long stretch of appointments is the practical benefit of a satellite site.
IUI handled on site. For patients whose plan is insemination rather than IVF, Chandler is where the work happens; our sources list IUI among this office’s services.
One lab quality system across both addresses. Stimulation, monitoring and IUI in Chandler feed into the same CAP-accredited embryology lab in Scottsdale, so you are not switching programs mid-treatment if your plan escalates to IVF.
Fertility preservation consults near home. The profile flags preservation and LGBTQ+ friendly care. Our Chandler dossier does not itemize which family-building arrangements this office coordinates, so ask directly if you need a specific path.
Where it falls short. Retrievals and transfers happen elsewhere; no per-site outcome data exists; the listing has 10 reviews at 3.3 stars; and this address is closed Saturday and Sunday, with Friday ending at 14:30, so a weekday-afternoon or weekend visit needs planning.

IVF & Fertility Services

Performed at the Chandler office, per our dossier for this address:

Initial consultation and fertility evaluation - history review and the first workup, bookable at this address
Ultrasound monitoring - follicle tracking during a cycle, done here by the nurse practitioner team
Bloodwork and hormone testing - cycle-phase labs with medication adjustments
Cycle management - protocol running and dose changes between visits
IUI - intrauterine insemination as a standalone treatment

Coordinated from Chandler, performed at the Scottsdale campus:

IVF - stimulation, retrieval, lab fertilization and embryo transfer
ICSI - sperm injection, used when the plan calls for it
PGT - genetic testing on embryos
Egg freezing - banking eggs for later use
Fertility preservation surgery - listed by the brand as a main-campus service; our Chandler dossier records no procedure list
Donor egg program - cycles using donated eggs

Tubal imaging and semen analysis are not documented at this office in our Chandler sources, so plan on arranging them at the main campus or elsewhere.

Fees & Packages

There is no published price list. Pricing is set at brand level and applies across both addresses; our sources record no dollar figure for a Chandler consultation, a monitored cycle, or IUI, and they do not say whether monitoring visits at this office are billed separately from cycle fees.

What the brand does publish:

Insurance: most plans that carry fertility benefits are accepted, and the billing department verifies coverage and requirements before treatment.
Financing: payment plans arranged with ARC Fertility, a fertility-specific lending partner.
Grant: one IVF cycle covered for one qualifying existing patient, once per calendar quarter.

Before signing anything, ask for a written quote that separates the cycle fee from injectable medications, monitoring visits, anesthesia, lab work, ICSI or PGT if planned, and freezing plus annual storage. Ask also which charges land in Chandler and which land in Scottsdale, since the two offices bill under one brand.

Patient Journey

Book the first visit - online request or the shared line, (480) 434-6565, which reaches both offices. The first consultation can take place in Chandler.
Workup - ultrasound assessment of uterus and ovaries plus blood tests at this office; tests our Chandler sources do not list here, such as tubal imaging and semen analysis, get scheduled at the main campus.
Plan - the team matches a protocol to your diagnosis and goals. Our sources do not state how long the wait is between evaluation and the start of a cycle.
Monitoring in Chandler - scans, labs and dose adjustments here on the recurring days, which is the bulk of a cycle.
Procedure days in Scottsdale - retrieval, embryo culture and transfer at the brand’s accredited lab at the main address; our sources do not publish how many procedure visits a typical IVF plan requires.
Follow-up back in Chandler - post-transfer monitoring and early-pregnancy follow-up can be arranged at this office, which is the point of the satellite model for East Valley patients.

Local Legal Framework

Our sources for this clinic name no Arizona statute that regulates its ART services, and we do not import statute text from other clinic profiles. What is documented:

Insurance: no Arizona law in our sources requires insurers to cover IVF. Bloom accepts most plans that do carry fertility benefits, which makes your employer’s plan, not state law, the deciding factor.
Egg donation: the brand states that donors are screened under FDA and ASRM guidelines. That is a program standard, not an Arizona code citation.
Gestational carrier: gestational carrier appears among the service categories in the brand’s CDC listing. Our sources record no Arizona statute or case cited for it, so we will not tell you the state “explicitly supports” surrogacy. If a carrier, donor gametes, or parentage orders are part of your plan, have an Arizona family-law attorney review contracts before any cycle starts.
Federal reporting: the Fertility Clinic Success Rate and Certification Act requires clinics to report ART cycles to CDC. The brand reports under ArtClinicId 712, registered to the Scottsdale address - one more reason the numbers on this page read as a brand total.
Storage and disposition: our sources do not reproduce the consent language governing frozen eggs and embryos. Ask for it in writing before signing storage agreements.