The Nurses responses to the email were spontaneous and they did not consult with the Dr. First…read morebefore they respond back to be. Very poor and unprofessional work ethics.

I received care at Briarwood Center for Reproductive Medicine from August 2024 to July 2025…read more Throughout my treatment, there were multiple breakdowns in communication, monitoring, and follow-up that ultimately led to a serious medical emergency. Despite my history of ruptured ectopic pregnancy and a promise from my care team that I would be monitored closely, my doctor met with me virtually for 15 minutes to deliver what felt like cookie cutter recommendations for fertility treatment. My second IUI cycle was done without any in-office monitoring such as ultrasound, or bloodwork. A couple of days after the procedure, I reached out to my care team several times to report symptoms including spotting, bleeding, and cramping with increasing severity and was advised these were normal and to continue monitoring at home. I recognized I could be experiencing another ectopic so I took a pregnancy test on my own, which was positive. I called the office to report this and asked to be seen that day, and was told to wait to get a blood test to confirm/deny pregnancy. I then went to the ER independently, where an ectopic pregnancy was confirmed and required emergency surgery. In the days following surgery, I experienced worsening symptoms including fever, weakness, and inability to eat or drink. My husband and I contacted the care team multiple times and were advised to continue managing symptoms at home. My condition deteriorated to the point that I required ambulance transport and a second emergency surgery for a bowel perforation, followed by sepsis and an ICU stay. Recovery required a prolonged hospitalization and ongoing care at home for months. It is now approaching a year post-emergency and I am still dealing with the long-term physical and emotional effects of it all. This experience raises serious concerns about monitoring protocols for high-risk patients and responsiveness to postoperative complications. I strongly encourage patients to ask detailed questions about how their care will be monitored and when escalation will occur.

Dr. Elizabeth Shadigian and the staff at WomanSafeHealth are wonderful, caring, attentive,…read moreresponsive, skilled, knowledgeable and friendly--everything you could want in a physician and their staff. Dr. Shadigian is one of the best physicians and women I have ever known and I would highly recommend her and WomanSafeHealth to anyone. Seriously, 5 stars is not high enough a rating. I've been a patient of Dr. Shadigian's for several years now. I was introduced to Dr. Shadigian by my partner several years ago. My partner did extensive research into doctors in area when she was searching for a primary care doctor/GYN and finally decided to visit Dr. Shadigian for an annual physical/GYN exam. She had a great experience, and recommended that I see her. I am so glad I did. Dr. Shadigian has greatly increased my health and quality of life the last several years. It should say it all that I drive half-way across the country (NY - MI) at least once each year to have Dr. Shadigian conduct my annual physical/GYN exam, she's that great. We also stay in touch with phone appointments and tests to adjust medications in between, as necessary. Dr. Shadigian is committed to ensuring her patients are not only healthy, but happy. She really cares about patient comfort and overall wellness. To cite only one recent example out of many, I called her office on a holiday with a minor/irritating health issue, and asked if she could please consult with me and call in a prescription if necessary to alleviate my discomfort. She was super busy that day but made time to call me back that evening (9 p.m. on a holiday--how many doctors will do that for you?), discuss the issue, and call in the prescription for me before the pharmacy closed. The WomanSafeHealth facility itself is also wonderful, comfortable, clean, safe and inviting. It's designed to create an atmosphere conducive to healing and reduce stress, decorated with beautiful light wood, calming decor (e.g. zen rock garden), free WiFi, and a fridge that is always stocked with healthy and delicious foods. It's like no other physician's office I've been to, more like a nice day spa than a traditional "doctor's office." In sum, I highly recommend Dr. Shadigian and WomanSafeHealth. 5 stars for sure.

I cannot say enough good things about both WomanSafe Health and Dr. Shadigian. After a series of…read moregynecologists who made me dread annual check-ups, I am happy to report that I felt comfortable and respected from the moment I walked in the door. Dr. Shadigian is a highly competent physician, but more importantly, exceedingly talented at comforting patients and making sure the entire appointment allows for individual patient autonomy. If it is any indication of my dedication to the practice--I moved to the east coast from Ann Arbor and am still returning for annual exams. Cannot recommend enough!

I highly recommend this office if you are looking for a solid Gynecologist. After searching high…read moreand low, I eventually found the exceptional Dr. Lisa Jeffries, MD. As we all know it is not easy to find a good doctor who is competent and informed about current healthcare trends. Dr. Jeffries checks all of these boxes and then some. She has excellent bedside manners, carefully listens to her patients and is kind, methodical and gives consultative style recommendations that are caring and empathetic. She makes you feel warm and cared for and not like a number. The IHA office is a newer building with updated furnishings that are modern and calming. The exam rooms are super clean and designed with good quality furniture and clothing for patients which I appreciate. Other doctor's offices provide those cheap paper gowns for their patients but not this this office, they provide nice cotton gowns that make you feel HUMAN. The only con I have about IHA are the front desk employees and one of the physician assistants (PA) who escorted me to see the doctor. This individual had the personality of a rock. She was not friendly and unprofessional. I was completing my paperwork in the exam room and left briefly to use the restroom before meeting with the doctor. While I was gone the PA took my incomplete paperwork without telling me. I returned to the room in disbelief that I could not find my paperwork. When the PA later stopped by, I asked her if she took my paperwork and she rudely said yes. I explained to her that I was not finished and that she should of let me know that she took it. Similar to doctors bedside manners, PAs need the same standard when dealing with patients. Despite those two cons, overall I am thrilled with my new doctor and look forward to her care during my future visits.

I have had appointments with 3-5 different doctors here. I can safely say that each doctor has been…read moreFANTASTIC! If you have had a really terrible experience with another OB/GYN specialist I do recommend visiting with one of them. The reason I'm giving 2 stars is due to issues with other staff. After being a patient here for a few years I have had an abnormal amount of administrative issues such as: - Being overcharged for visits - Appointments canceled on short notice several times - Being scheduled with doctors that are out of network - Someone forgot to check me in until I asked about the wait time 15-20 minutes later - Appointment billed incorrectly to insurance because of miscommunication during scheduling When something needs to be fixed (like the overpayment) it's not easy to get in touch with someone who can help. I have been told that they'll call back with updates, but generally, I am the one who has to follow up. I can't say if that's typical for all of their patients but this is the only office I have ever had these types of issues with. It makes me dread coming in because I'm bracing for some kind of error that I'm going to have to battle to fix. All of that said, the staff has been kind while these issues were resolved. It's just a huge hurdle to have to jump through in the first place. If you visit make sure you know what your insurance covers, triple-check that the doctors are in-network (the staff isn't reliably knowledgable about this), and be as clear as possible about what you want to schedule. If you do all of that, you hopefully can avoid the experiences I have had.

I've visited Dr Burke for a few months for back issues and a pesky slipping rib that gives me…read moreintermittent pain. Everything was going fine till the day there was a snowstorm. The office had called just as I was leaving work to drive to the office, letting me know I could come in early if possible. I explained that I would actually only be able to leave at the scheduled time (as I was coming from work across town) and with the weather maybe I should consider rescheduling? I let the front desk know I would likely be running quite late. Response? "No problem! Dr Burke will be here anyway." I checked google hours, yup...open till 6! (Appt at 5:10pm). I booked across town as fast as possible given traffic moved at a snail's pace. Just as I'm pulling into the driveway at 5:24pm the phone rings and I'm informed "The Dr just left. Would you like to reachedule?" I was so shocked I couldnt even say anything. It was suggested I call back the next day to reachedule as I was honestly speechless. I did not call to reachedule because frankly I had a hard time imagining seeing Dr Burke again without some sort of conversation?? A colleague of mine, (who I had referred because of the "great" service!), went at her scheduled appt a few days later and explained why i hadnt come back. Reportedly they were very upset and wanted to make things right. This was surely just a misunderstanding, right? My phone has stayed silent. This incident was 2 weeks ago. Honestly I'm a little shocked as the office has been great thus far and I'm surprised at the lack of follow up. Granted that yes, 'technically' I was pulling in at the last second but given the circumstances and that I'd warned them I was running late AND suggested a reschedule AND was told no, go ahead and come anyway even if you're late? That's an issue. I really wish this could be made right and if it is I will absolutely update this review no problem. Otherwise i will walk away incredibly dissapointed to stand in line and start over at a new chiropractor because frankly, living with back pain isnt fun and I wouldnt have driven across town at 10mph if I didnt really need the appointment.

Dr. Burk is a caring person. He really listens to you as he diagnoses and treats your condition…read more No overselling of products or unnecessary procedures. I was leery about using a chiropractor and now I'm giving a 5 star review. This is what diminished pain and increased range of motion will do for you too.

More interested in talking money out my pocket than acting like medical professionals. My dermo did…read morea biopsy and steered me to Mich Med. All the info on size etc available from local AA lab. They REQUIRE a PRE meeting to examine the area. My dermo took before and after pictures. MONEY GRAB to require another exam. Off to Walmart to buy bleach and burn off the small sucker.

We moved here from Texas to come to a supposedly reputable cancer center. When we met Dr. John…read moreKrauss he was not very friendly. He told my husband that he could not understand why Dr. Kocs from Texas Oncology was saying that he was doing well when in fact he thought the opposite. My husband had a petscan on the last week of November 2022 and it showed that the cancer was stable in his liver where it had metastasized from the colon. We got terrible vibes from Dr. Krauss on our very first visit. My husband only received one chemo treatment at the Rogel Cancer Center at UofM. Then Dr. Krauss put my husband into hospice. My husband was so happy to come to U of M Cancer center until Dr. Krauss gave him No Hope. We had been told by Dr. Krauss that he had a couple of other treatments that he could try before giving up on my husband. I was very disappointed with Rogel Cancer Center and Dr. Krauss and would never recommend anyone to this cancer center since they don't want to help anyone and just give up easily on their own patients. The staff was not very friendly and we were made to feel like outsiders. This was the worst experience I have ever had. We should have stayed in Texas where the Oncologists were great and very caring with every patient. After talking with several Michiganders, I was made aware that this was one of the worst hospitals and cancer center in the US. Please do not bring your family here to Michigan, they will only let them come and die before helping them. Thanks Dr. Krauss for the worst care that was given to us. Debbie Beach from Austin Texas.

This business deserves the maximum amount of stars and praise that is possible. The quality of…read moreservice, atmosphere created, and personality of staff are all phenomenal. The wife and husband team that operate this practice are wholesome, good humans. You can sense that they are genuine, love what they do and are deeply committed to helping people and serving their clients in ways that will enhance each and everyone's wellbeing. They listen to your needs and goals, and treat as indicated. They really are the best. I travel from Farmington Hills to Ann Arbor for my acupuncture and will not go anywhere else. Pricing is specially designed to fit everyone's budget. This is important and reinforces all the praise I've given. They want to help people (period). They make an effort to be accessible to folks from all different backgrounds and this speaks to their ethics and business practices. Ann Arbor Community Acupuncture, you-are-extraordinary. Thank you for all you do, and for the way you do it! You are very loved!!

This was my first acupuncture experience. My initial pain level was 2-3. After the associate…read moreremove the needles, he told me to remain on the table for a minute or so and then get off. When I did, the pain level shot up to 5-6. I remained in the room for about 5 minutes dealing with the pain in my back. I hobbled out of the office in a good deal of pain. Very disappointed