Reproductive Medicine Institute Physicians and Clinic Locations

Updated

Reproductive Medicine Institute (RMI) lists seven physicians on its website — Elena Trukhacheva, MD; Shweta Nayak, MD; Amanda Schwartz, MD; Asima K. Ahmad, MD; Shweta Bhatt, MD; Elizabeth Kennard, MD; and Shvetha Zarek, MD — along with a separate nurse practitioner team. The practice operates four clinic locations: Chicago, Oak Brook, Naperville, and Skokie. If you're choosing where to go or whom to see, the sections below cover what the site confirms and what you'll need to verify directly.

Physicians Listed on the RMI Website

Physician Credential as listed
Elena Trukhacheva MD
Shweta Nayak MD
Amanda Schwartz MD
Asima K. Ahmad MD
Shweta Bhatt MD
Elizabeth Kennard MD
Shvetha Zarek MD

The site also has a "Meet the RMI Nurse Practitioners" page, indicating that nurse practitioners are part of the care team rather than only physicians. The public listing does not assign each physician to a specific clinic, subspecialty, or treatment focus, so you can't determine from the roster alone who practices where or who handles a particular concern.

Clinic Locations

RMI lists four locations:

  • Chicago Clinic
  • Oak Brook Clinic
  • Naperville Clinic
  • Skokie Clinic

All four appear in the site's main navigation under "Locations." The site does not publish, in the material available, which physicians staff which location, nor does it state hours, parking, or which services are offered at each site.

How to Choose a Location or Physician

Because the site doesn't map physicians to clinics, the practical approach is to decide in this order:

  1. Pick the location that works for your commute and schedule. With four sites across the Chicago area, geography is the most reliable filter you can apply on your own.
  2. Then ask which physicians practice at that location. This is the step the website doesn't answer for you — you'll need to confirm it when you call or book.
  3. If you have a specific clinical concern, ask whether the physician you're considering has a relevant focus. The site organizes care around conditions such as endometriosis, male infertility, polycystic ovarian syndrome, recurrent pregnancy loss, secondary infertility, and tubal infertility, but it doesn't state which physician handles which.

What the Site Does Not Specify

To avoid guessing, note what isn't confirmed in the available material:

  • Which physician or nurse practitioner works at each of the four clinics
  • Whether every service (for example, IVF, egg freezing, or third-party reproduction) is available at every location
  • Appointment availability, wait times, or scheduling differences by site
  • Insurance, financing, or cost details tied to a particular physician or location

Getting Started

The site's "Getting Started" path includes an initial visit, fertility assessments, insurance coverage, and financing options, and there's a "Schedule an Appointment" link plus a patient portal. To match yourself with a physician and clinic, the most direct route is to schedule an appointment or call the number listed on the site (630-954-0054) and confirm which physicians practice at your preferred location.