11515 El Camino Real, Suite 100, San Diego, California, 92130-3038
Dr. Michael Kettel is a Reproductive Endocrinologist located in San Diego, California. They've been operating since 2008 and have received reviews from 25 patients. They are currently a part of the San Diego Fertility Center clinic team, and attended medical school at U. of Arizona.
Net promoter score reflects how likely a patient is to recommend their reproductive endocrinologist to a friend. It reflects overall patient experiences, from reception through to post-procedure care. As such, it’s an important metric to consider when choosing an REI to act as your fertility specialist.
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Dr. Kettel is extremely knowledgeable, warm, and compassionate. I felt like I was in very capable hands, and I am grateful I had the opportunity to work with him.
Dr. Kettle is incredibly thorough, and takes a personal interest in his patients and their stories. He was able to successfully diagnose and treat my condition, a rare complication of PCOS, and I am grateful to him.
Dr. Kettel was always respectful, realistic, and passionate about his practice. He took the time to make sure we understood everything that was happening during our cycles.
"I felt that Dr. Kettel was very open and honest with me about my treatment options. She did not make me feel pressured to have more aggressive treatments even though I was young and I truly appreciated that." original
Dr. Kettel took the time to thoroughly discuss my options with me, and gave me valuable insights into my unique situation. He was very welcoming of me bringing my embryos to his practice, which made me feel cared about and valued as a patient.
Dr. Kettel came highly recommended by a friend. He was so kind, warm, and made me feel at ease in our initial consultation. Despite my egg quality my first visit, he said congratulations at my first embryo transfer. He was wonderful!
"Dr Kettle is great. We were an unexpected challenging case and I don’t think he was prepared for our results. Therefore we did not see our poor response to treatment as an option. He got more honest and realistic with us as we progressed. ... he just increased my
