Fertility clinic
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, MN
Role
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5/5 from 1 review
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CCRM Minneapolis.
Edina, MN · (952) 225-1630
4/5
Google · 263 reviews
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Google Business Profile 4/5 as of May 30, 2026
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Brent Hanson
Physician
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Wael Salem
Physician
Medical school · Mayo Medical School
Residency · U of California in San Francisco
Fellowship · Keck School of Medicine
April Batcheller
Physician
Amanda (Amy) Kohlmeier
Physician
Lauren Ross Ehrhart
Physician
Medical school · Chicago Medical School
Residency · U of Colorado
Fellowship · USC
T
Tiffany Von Wald
Physician
Medical school · U. of South Dakota
Residency · U. of Kansas
Fellowship · Beth Israel Boston
Public reviews
Julia Baldwin
★☆☆☆☆
I left CRM of Minneapolis because I had endured years of infertility, and their communication was severely lacking. I felt like nothing more than a file in a system. Unfortunately, my experience with CCRM has felt no…
Andrea Haugen
★☆☆☆☆
I wasted far too much time, money, and tears at this clinic. I switched to CRM and wish I had done it sooner. Here are few reasons: 1. They tack on a $300 monitoring fee for IUIs that are not billed through insurance.…
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Fertility clinic
CCRM Minneapolis
Edina, MN · (952) 225-1630
Who you would meet
B
Brent Hanson
Physician
W
Wael Salem
Physician
Medical school · Mayo Medical School
Residency · U of California in San Francisco
Fellowship · Keck School of Medicine
April Batcheller
Physician
Amanda (Amy) Kohlmeier
Physician
Lauren Ross Ehrhart
Physician
Medical school · Chicago Medical School
Residency · U of Colorado
Fellowship · USC
T
Tiffany Von Wald
Physician
Medical school · U. of South Dakota
Residency · U. of Kansas
Fellowship · Beth Israel Boston
Public reviews
Google Business Profile 4/5 as of May 30, 2026
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Julia Baldwin
★☆☆☆☆
I left CRM of Minneapolis because I had endured years of infertility, and their communication was severely lacking. I felt like nothing more than a file in a system. Unfortunately, my experience with CCRM has felt no…
Andrea Haugen
★☆☆☆☆
I wasted far too much time, money, and tears at this clinic. I switched to CRM and wish I had done it sooner. Here are few reasons: 1. They tack on a $300 monitoring fee for IUIs that are not billed through insurance.…
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