Infertility

The patients were told the 23-year-old clinic is no longer a good fit for the hospital, partly because it doesn’t have a birthing facility.Justin and Justyna Neilsen, who received one of the letters, told News 3 they never would have had 5-week-old Kyla had it not been for the clinic’s lab and doctors.Couples like the Nielsens are shocked and outraged, and are now stuck looking for alternatives.

The Nielsens said they might even move.“It's a sad day in Madison; I don't know that I want to live in Madison,” said Justyna.

“I feel that strongly about it that I might move, if that's what it takes, especially because we know we don't want to stop at having one child.

We'd like to have at least two children.”Two of the three doctors at the hospital’s .

Now, they said, they are scrambling to find alternative care for patients as well as a new home.Dr.

Elizabeth Pritts, a reproductive Read more...