The billing in ORM is a joke. You never know how much you spend on each everything. You deposited…read moremoney when they asked and bang, all gone including 3 blood estrogen tests, 3 ultrasounds and one ER operation. No one told you anything until you go and ask, then they told you that is a bundle for one retrieval cycle no matter what. I know spring creek has some money issue too, but this is really stressful if you do not have huge budge in hands. Dr. Kenard and her nurses are nice, but IVF is a thing you need to search a lot, do not rely on your treatment team. They do not provide too much info because you only talk to the nurses but doctor for your whole cycle.

Don't waste your time at ORM, go to Dr Jain at RGI (reproductive gynecology and infertility). We…read morespent years at ORM and went through 8 IUIs, 2 rounds of IVF, 4 embryo transfers, and 2 miscarriages before switching. Dr Schmidt at ORM is truly such a wonderful man and we enjoyed everyone at ORM personally, but they just could not successfully help us have a baby. Our daughter is now 6 weeks old resulting from IVF and embryo transfer with Dr Jain at RGI.

An excellent group who I was lucky enough to spend a few days working with. Interesting,…read moreinnovative, and truly there for their patients. If I had fertility issues I'd definitely consider their services.

I had Dr. Chen give me acupuncture about 5 years ago and it helped me so much. I am now looking to…read moremake another appointment for more relief. I had my surgery on my neck and his acupuncture helped me tremendously.

Have been a patient of Dr Chens for the past 19 years. For many of those years, they were for…read moreweekly acupuncture appts but also for general medical purposes. He is a very kind, compassionate, and intelligent man. My entire family sees him and has become an integral part of our lives.

Dr. Gehlot was so helpful with my female issues! She listened, and was genuinely compassionate to…read moremy needs. I trust her judgment and she's not one to just prescribe meds to mask symptoms.

I was extremely disappointed with my experience at Northeast OB/GYN. After one visit, I switched to…read moreanother OB/GYN. Initially, my primary care doctor recommended Dr. Sarah Parker at Northeast since I was looking for an obstetrician. I called the practice, explained that this was my first pregnancy, and made a prenatal appointment with Dr. Parker. When I showed up for my appointment 15 minutes early, the office staff gave me a pile of forms to fill out. There were so many forms, it took 30 minutes just to complete them! They had not offered to mail me the forms nor directed me to find them on their website so I could fill them out in advance. Had I known there were so many forms, I would have requested this, but that is something the office staff should be asking of patients! After completing the forms, I waited about 15 minutes and was called by a nurse. She recorded my vitals, showed me to a room, asked the basic questions, then left. I don't think I waited too long before a woman came in. She was dressed in scrubs and introduced herself only by her first name (let's call her Eleanor). I thought my obstetrician's name was Sarah so I was surprised to hear Eleanor's name, but I figured I had forgotten my doctor's first name and this was my doctor. Since this was my first pregnancy, Eleanor proceeded to give me a booklet of information on pregnancy and told me all about what to expect, what to do, and how Northeast OB/GYN works. I asked a bunch of questions, of course, especially about my family medical history and concerns about being pregnant for the first time at an "advanced maternal age," as it's called. I also asked about some serious back pain I was having that had just started. I explained that the pain was only present in the middle of the night when it would wake me up in agony and I couldn't go back to sleep. I noted that I did not typically experience back pain of any kind and that this was very unusual. Eleanor was pretty unconcerned and just suggested I should see a chiropractor or get a massage. At the end of her talk, Eleanor mentioned that I would probably see Dr. Parker at my next visit, but then possibly not until my delivery since Dr. Parker was soon going to be on maternity leave herself. But I was not to worry since Northeast OB/GYN has lots of great doctors who would take care of me while Dr. Parker was out. I was STUNNED! Not only was this the first indication I had that I was not even talking to my doctor, but also that 1) I would not be meeting my doctor that visit, 2) I might not meet my doctor at the next visit, 3) I might not see my doctor again (or ever) until I actually was at the hospital delivering, and 4) I might not even see my doctor when delivering!! WHAT?!? I felt like the proverbial rug was pulled right out from under me, like I was bait-and-switched (pick your cliche). I had called and made an initial prenatal appointment with Dr. Sarah Parker with the intent that she would be my obstetrician during my pregnancy. And now, after filling out a ton of forms and meeting for about an hour with Eleanor, who turned out to be a Nurse Practitioner, I was finally told that my doctor would basically be absent during my ENTIRE pregnancy and might not even be there to deliver my baby. Well then WHY would I want Dr. Parker to be my obstetrician?!? Neither Eleanor nor the office staff person with whom I scheduled the appointment ever suggested I should choose another doctor at the practice. Nor did Eleanor ask if I wanted to meet that day with any of the other doctors at the practice. To top this off, Eleanor asked me to visit their lab and provide some blood samples for testing. When I got to the lab room at about 12:15pm, the techs were out to lunch. I ended up waiting for over an hour just to get a few vials of blood drawn (it took 5 minutes). I went home frustrated, confused, and concerned. The next morning, I woke up with major back pain again so I made an appointment with my primary care doctor. At my appointment, after talking with me for maybe a minute, my primary care doctor asked me for a urine sample. About 2 minutes later, she told me that I had a UTI, which was causing my back pain. She said UTIs are really common for pregnant women and she was surprised that Eleanor hadn't even thought to check on this (Northeast took a urine sample, but no one ever called me with results). Needless to say, after considering my treatment at Northeast OB/GYN, including my absentee obstetrician who might never actually meet me and the incompetence of the medical personnel with whom I did meet, I quickly switched to another OB/GYN. I will never go back to Northeast OB/GYN and do not recommend the practice to anyone.

I don't even know where to start with how much I genuinely adore this woman. Trust me when I say…read morethat there is no better midwife around. This woman is not only personable and kind, but she is also incredibly knowledgeable and experienced as a midwife and sound in her medical understanding of birth and prenatal care. Do yourself a favor, and pray to God that she is available to take you on as a client! Even if you live an hour away, I promise you, she's worth the "inconvenience." Emily is so thorough in her care and so genuine in her compassion for you as a person. She easily became one of my favorite people on this planet. Unsure or uneducated about midwifery? Don't know much about homebirth? No problem. Just book her already.

Having Emily Schultz as my midwife was truly an amazing experience from start to finish. This was…read moremy third birth, but my first home birth and first time working with a midwife -- and I can confidently say, I couldn't have asked for a better guide through this journey. From our very first meeting, it was clear that Emily views pregnancy and birth with a deeper, more holistic perspective than a traditional OB. When I mentioned past hormone issues, she immediately had a thoughtful plan and ensured we monitored everything closely with lab work and had a solution ready if needed. I felt truly seen and cared for. Staying in contact with Emily was incredibly easy. She was always responsive, open, and supportive -- I never once felt like I was a burden or just another appointment on her calendar. Even in the final days before birth, when her schedule was packed and I was still working full-time, she made sure I felt prioritized. She kept me updated, was flexible when needed, and never made rescheduling stressful. On the day of the birth, she was in constant contact and headed over as soon as I felt ready. The birth itself was absolutely magical. I felt empowered, in control, and safe -- all because Emily was by my side. She brought such a calm, steady presence that allowed me to focus fully on the experience. Since giving birth Tuesday evening, Emily has checked in multiple times, making sure I'm recovering well and feeling supported. Honestly, I feel like I hit the jackpot having her as my care provider -- and even more than that, I feel like I've made a lifelong friend. Emily is a true angel. She genuinely cares about the people she serves, and you're never just a number to her. Anyone lucky enough to work with her is in the absolute best hands.

I started coming to this location when my former MD left and I needed to find a new one. This…read morelocation was much closer to my home, and thus was open to any new Doctor. I absolutely love Dr. McGill and the staff here that even though this location is out of the way for me, I will continue to come here. Super friendly, helpful, and focused.

From the owner: Our Powell location, formerly known as Kingsdale Gynecologic Associates, is now Avina Women's Care.read more

Our first visit with Dr. Kennard was virtual (understandably so) and first impressions were not…read moregreat. The experience to follow did not improve. In our virtual conversation she asked me if I thought Covid was real and told me to get the vaccine, which had nothing to do with fertility. It came off as a lecture. Their communication is lacking. I left 3 messages for an rx issue (Fri.) that was time sensitive. While they fixed the issue, which tells me they received those messages, there was no return call until the following week day (Mon.). Going into my first appointment I was seen by Dr. Rossi. There was no discussion of my blood work or what the results meant. I will say, her bed side manner is 100x better than Kennard. Going in for my IUI, this was the first time seeing Dr. Kennard in person. Her bed side manner is terrible. There was no greeting, no explanation for anything. Just handed me a clip board and told me to sign and that the number was X. I got one word answers to my questions and when asked if this this was still unexplained infertility, her response was "appears so". Infertility is hard. It can be isolating and stressful all on it's own. And with Covid it is even harder, because they don't permit you to have your spouse with you. All of this should not be made harder, more stressful or even more isolating by the office who is treating you. Yes, the end goal is to get pregnant; however, you should not be made to feel like you are going through a pregnancy drive through with no human compassion. Regardless of the outcome of this IUI, I will not be returning to this office.

An excellent group who I was lucky enough to spend a few days working with. Interesting,…read moreinnovative, and truly there for their patients. If I had fertility issues I'd definitely consider their services.