Open M-F 8 AM-4 PM (last appointment)…read more Providing a range of female reproductive needs and procedures. Procedures and medical abortions are offered on Wednesday and Saturday. *IMPORTANT* Alabama requires two appointments for pregnancy termination. Thus, there must be a 48-hour wait from the day a female receives counseling until the pregnancy can be terminated. Also, you must come prepared to spend 4 hours in their office on procedure day (Wed or Sat), but I would recommend you plan for all day, just to be prudent. Thank you, Dalton Johnson; from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Thank you for standing up for female reproductive rights, taking action to find a new facility that met the state's new laws, and for cashing in your retirement fund to be able to acquire that new facility. I'm not sure that the words "thank you" even convey my gratitude to the depth that I feel it. I have tremendous respect and admiration for your professional endeavors and for your character and conviction. Thank you, Dr. Yashica Robinson. Thank you for spending your professional life standing up for female reproductive rights and for persevering through the social and professional stigma this has caused you. I think I understand why you do it. I just want you to know how much respect and admiration I have for you being willing to put up with the harassment you endure year after year, no matter what the politicians throw at you.

Excellent service. Great staff. Clean, beautiful facility. Very courteous and compassionate in my…read moretime of need.

Dr. Callison is the BEST OBGYN in Alabama in my opinion. I have been using her since 2016 and she…read morehas helped me lose weight and get my hormones on track. She is a really great doctor to use if you have PCOS, she will get you right for sure. I moved from the area about 3 years ago and I make this 2-3 hour drive a few times a year because I refuse to get another OBGYN. She listens, she respects my wishes, and she does what is best for me based on my history and past experiences with things. She is a very nice and friendly doctor that makes things easy to understand and helps me out a great amount. They are always there when I call and need something or am having an issue. Overall, I will use her and her practice until I move too far away to or she retires.

I was recommend to Dr Callison by a family member. The only advice I have is to RUN !!! this is…read morelady is crazy. She is very unprofessional, she does not listen to your concerns and if you dare to not take her recommendation or advice, she will ask you to leave and terminate your care immediately. I am a 34 yr old with irregular bleeding we did try birth control to decrease some of the bleeding however the placement of the Nexplanon (inserted by her staff) was causing issues so I made an appointment to try and get the issue corrected .. once there I was told that I needed to get a hysterectomy and "just call it a day". refusing to remove the Nexplanon or fix it. I advised her that I still wanted the option to have children in the future and wanted to go over more opt avail. She then stormed out the room and advised me that was my only option. She then and asked me to leave after i called her rude and unprofessional. she terminated my care with her !!!

pay Alena more money. pay this woman. i am a CNA working under nurses and i completely understand…read morehow much extra work "side employees " have to do. pay this woman more money. thanks ^_^

After twelve years of being under the care of this practice, I've decided it's time to find a…read moredifferent one. The quality of care has plummeted tremendously in the last five years. My care transitioned from Dr. Callison to Dr. Raiford whenever Callison left. At first things were good. I saw Dr. Raiford for my first two appointments I'd say. She took time to talk with me and make sure everything was going well with my health. That all changed. At a recent appointment, the nurse practitioner walked in and Dr. Raiford stepped in front of the open door and asked how I was. I had to turn to see her so I could respond. Is she a vampire? Did I need to invite her in? She was stepping back and headed elsewhere in a matter of seconds. I called "Good to see you!" as she walked away. She didn't bother with a reply. This office seems like a terrible place to work. There has been constant overturn in staff. You arrive early and wait (at the minimum) half an hour to be called back, regardless to the time of day you schedule your appointment. There's no patient portal or phone calls with updates on labs or diagnostics. As many other patients have described, the billing department is indescribably bad and unhelpful. Overall, this place is like a poorly ran simulation. Very impersonal care. No eye contact. The characters keep their backs turned to you as they rattle off questions and write down your responses. Tons of NPCs in the narrow, crowded hallway hunched over their work desks typing and writing, never looking up or showing any sign of actual life. TLDR. Go elsewhere for your gynecological needs.

The receptionists are some of the rudest people I have ever interacted with. Going to this…read moreappointment isn't bad enough without having to deal with them.

Worst OBGYN office in north Alabama! Lost my wife's blood work three times with no explanation. DO…read moreNOT GO HERE.

First visit was for an annual exam in Nov '24. Lindsay told me I did NOT need to return for a…read morecouple years. I specifically asked if I needed to make an appt & was told no. FF to Oct '25. I was seen for an unrelated issue & later realized I forgot to ask for my annual mammo order. I messaged via the portal & was told I had to come in for an annual visit to get the order. I explained I'd been told the year prior that no visit was needed. I was then told I at least needed a breast exam. Felt like a money grab, but I scheduled anyway. When booking, I clearly stated the appt was for a PAP smear. This was confirmed by the nurse aide. Day of appt (11:15). In the room, aide Tori asked if I needed anything else & I explained the mammo order was the only reason I came in, since I was told I had to be seen despite last year's info. I mentioned their communication needs improvement. She left. I undressed & waited in a paper vest/sheet. ~20 min in, the exam room light shut off. I was left completely naked in total darkness. I waved my arms & yelled for help. No response. I sat there 45-50 minutes, freezing, unclothed, in the dark. No one checked on me. Midwife Megan Chandler finally came in around 12:10. I expressed frustration. She briefly commented on the light situation, and then quickly moved past that and began implying that I was "perturbed" about having to come in today. I quickly corrected her-- my issue was conflicting information & poor communication. She was in the room ~10 min. I quickly dressed. When I walked out, BOTH waiting rooms were completely empty & all staff were sitting at their desks. The waiting rooms had been full when I was taken back. I was left naked in the dark while the office sat empty. This felt intentional & retaliatory for commenting on their poor & conflicting communication. I did NOT receive a Pap smear--only a vaginal exam, with no discussion. Megan changed my medication dosage without discussion, failed to refill another med I requested, never sent the mammo order, & never followed up. Radiology later told me no order was needed for a screening mammo. The radiologist requested a diagnostic mammo & needed an order for that. The radiologist office couldn't get W4W to respond--ultimately they had to obtain a verbal order as I was walking in for my appointment. Radiology staff said W4W was extremely unprofessional & unlike any other office they deal with. No one called me with mammo results. No explanation for the medication dosage changes. Office manager, Brittney Agricola, failed to follow up as promised. I gave her two extra days before calling her. I left a message requesting to be discharged from the practice. She returned my call, leaving me a message saying her mom had emergency surgery, which I highly doubt. She also stated my prescription was called in, and it wasn't and still hasn't been weeks later. Being left naked, in the dark, for nearly an hour after questioning their process is unacceptable. I requested to be formally discharged as a patient from their practice and I will not return. I will also be reporting both the practice & the nurse midwife. They are NOT Women 4 Women.-- Women AGAINST Women is more like it. Playing with someone's healthcare because you are not emotionally stable is just wild to me, and is not ok in the least.

They have too many patients. They NEVER answer the phone!! They are rude and take days to call back.read more

No reflection on the office staff or the overall practice that one of the doctors has told me the…read morestory about her father saying "some things are worse than death" while talking to me about the risks of the surgery I need at 2 different appointments (at the Huntsville office 2 years ago and again this month in Madison). I have a wonderful life and am looking forward to much more of it so I do not find the story relatable at all but the doctor has repeated it to me. She needs serious coaching about bedside manner with patients. I am not sure what she was trying to accomplish by retelling such a miserable story to a happy, content person but I do not wish the experience on other patients or other people she may cross paths with. Very inappropriate and of poor judgment.

My experience through this clinic is good. The nurses honestly make the place. Stephanie is my…read morepersonal favorite. She remembers me every time and when we talk she is so genuine. Loncar is my OB. She is straightforward and to the point. She listened to me postpartum and i was able to get the help i needed.

I recently visited for my 4 week pp appointment and shared with the nurse Kristine Putman that I…read morewas feeling signs of postpartum depression -- something I took very seriously as a new mother. Unfortunately, my concern was not met with the compassion or attention I expected. Instead of being heard, I felt dismissed and that my emotional well-being was minimized. This was my second time being seen by her during my appointments and both times leaving feeling dismissed. Postpartum depression is a sensitive and serious matter that requires empathy and appropriate follow-up. I had hoped for understanding, reassurance, or at least a discussion about available resources or referrals for mental health support. Instead, I left feeling unseen and unsupported. I believe healthcare professionals should take every mental health concern seriously, especially when it involves postpartum mothers who may already feel vulnerable. I hope this feedback encourages greater attentiveness and sensitivity toward patients expressing emotional distress in the future.

I love Dr. Leon Lewis as my OB. He is very straightforward and tells you what you need to hear. He…read moretruly understands his patients. He pretty much saved my son's life during my emergency C-section. He was there for me, and I could not ask for a better doctor than Dr. Lewis.

He has disappeared. On FB it says some lady was meeting patiences with their medical records in the…read moreparking lot. Others said no one showed to meet them. I want to know where my medical records are now? Is someone riding around with all our records in a car?? This is beyond bizarre. I called and the phone is disconnected. I am not happy about not being notified in writing!

Dr. Tallent is absolutely amazing! Not only is he so kind and thoughtful, but he actually cares…read moreabout each and every one of his patients. My husband and I were new to the area when we found out we were expecting our first baby. We weren't sure where to go and read tons of online reviews from various doctor's offices and even signed up with one of the bigger doctor's offices in the area initially (the soonest they could even see us would've been a month out although I needed to be seen sooner with the pregnancy). However, when we were referred to Dr. Eric Tallent by multiple women in the area, we cancelled that appointment and called his office. We immediately could feel a difference even on that first call - It was so much more personal and intentional. All of his nurses and staff are the SWEETEST people! I look forward to seeing them at each appointment, and they always remember me and have the biggest smiles on their faces. Now, as we're going back for appointments with our second baby on the way, they are always so excited to see our first that he delivered! Not only is the experience a great one with Dr. Tallent, but he is also so skilled at what he does. He approaches everything with a confidence that comes from doing what he's doing for over 40 years. When we delivered our first, it was a complicated birthing process and he never had a worried look on his face and made decisions quickly and confidently in a way I will forever be so thankful for! When she was born, the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck, and the way he so quickly and skillfully removed it (as well as carried himself and acted) resulted in our precious healthy baby being perfectly fine which we praise The Lord for each and every day! I actually didn't even know that happened until my husband told me later (which is only because of the way he carries himself and is so confident in what he is doing!). My husband and I can't thank God enough for Dr. Tallent and his whole team. We are so thankful for him and the way he treats his patients and skillfully does a great job at what he does. We will be patients for a long time and would 1,000% recommend him to anyone looking for a doctor in the area!

Awful physician - I feel this way for a very unexpected reason. It was my first visit to see her…read moreas I had just moved from another state. Before the exam, she asked a few background questions, one of which was what I did for a living. I told her I'm a teacher. Her response: "Oh is that like ... a lifelong passion?" She asked in a very sarcastic & condescending manner. I didn't know what to say other than Yes, teaching is a passion for me. Then she boldly told me I shouldn't teach for a living. I didn't bother to ask why she felt that way. All I could think about was "Did this woman just tell me what I should or shouldn't do for a living???" I was shocked & very disappointed. Her comment was SOOO out of the blue - not her place to tell me that. Her job was to simply do a pelvic exam. Instead she had the nerve to tell me to switch careers. I want to emphasize that I didn't initiate any convo about career switching. She brought this up on her own. Random, rude, dry personality, doesn't answer questions thoroughly. I do not recommend Dr. Sylvester.