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Center for Endometriosis Care (CEC) in Atlanta: Experience and Cost

I was diagnosed with Stage IV endometriosis with bilateral endometrioma (more than 8cm both side ) and went through a laproscopic surgery in Dec 2010. But, just after 4 months the followup scan shows the endo is back in both ovaries and almost half the size before surgery. I am really disappointed with the result and suspect that my OBGYN was not skilled at all for this type of surgery. I feel devastated as I am only 26 and TTC for sometime without any success.
After doing some research on the internet, I am thinking of going to Center for Endometriosis Care (CEC) in Atlanta. Seems to be that they are the expert for endometriosis surgery and the LAPEX is the best option. But, I am from Canada and the insurance will not cover any expense in USA as it is elective.
If anyone of you have undergone surgery in CEC, please share your experience. As I will not have insurance coverage, the surgery cost is a big worry for me. I know it varies from patient to patient, but please let me know how much it cost you, so that I can have some rough idea of how much to expect.
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The surgery is $10,000-$12,000 at CEC.
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Hello! I was wondering the same thing about the cost of surgery at the CEC. I have insurance through Blue Cross Blue Shield and was wondering how expensive it would be. Any info would be helpful. Thanks!
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I am considering surgery with Dr. Sinervo in a few weeks, but am also concerned about cost. Could you give me an idea of what to expect?
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I am considering surgery with Dr. Sinervo in a few weeks, but am also concerned about cost. Could you give me an idea of what to expect?
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I am 4wks post-op from seeing Dr. Sinervo at CEC. My experience was AMAZING!!  I will send you a message through here explaining cost ect.
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