Let me just start off by saying this was my first water birth or birthing outside of a hospital and…read moreI will never go back! Tina is absolutely amazing, she is loving and caring. She's so passionate about her job and what she does. She took me in at 33 weeks being an HG mom who was high risk most of my pregnancy. She kept me calm, assured me I could do it! She is amazing and we will definitely be using Tina and her beautiful birthing center again if we ever decide to have any more babies! This was an experience of a life time and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Thank you so much to Tina and her midwife for assisting me in birthing my baby girl.

Tina was not supportive. She said that you can only come when you know for sure you are giving…read morebirth and you cannot walk around. She said that if you are stranded on a desert island, you would figure out how to have the baby. Not good.

I couldn't have wished for a better home birth experience! Everything I envisioned about bringing…read moreour third and final baby into the world became a reality thanks to Lyndee. From the moment we met I knew we would be in great hands. She is compassionate and brings a sense of peace which is everything you can ask for in a midwife. From prenatal care - to labor - to postpartum she ensures you have all of the information you need to feel confident and successful. She brings a wealth of knowledge. I've learned so much that I wish I would've known with my first two babies! Our experience with Lyndee has created a lifelong bond. I'm so grateful to have found her!

Sharon helped me after the arrival of my first baby. She was able to come see me at my home the day…read moreafter we were discharged. Sharon noticed my baby had a posterior tongue tie and was unable to transfer milk successfully. She was able to recommend the name of a specialist that could use a laser to correct the problem. She successfully helped me wean from the nipple shield and put me on a pumping regiment to ensure baby kept gaining weight in the time I was waiting prior to our appointment with the specialist. She helped me so much with my pump and showing me different positions to nurse in. I was able to successfully pump at work and nurse my baby at home until 2 thanks to the foundation Sharon provided. I would highly recommend her services to any mom!

Be sure to check for reviews located under the Dallas office at Baylor's Wadley Tower on Gaston…read more The physicians and staff are amazing and care about each and every patient. I delivered two babies with WHA along for every step of the way. My favorite Physicians are Dr, Rachel Kurian and Dr. Charles Brodsky. Both are experienced and top notch.

Scheduling was easy and fast. Dr. Platt was amazing and professional. Calmed some of my fears and…read moremade me comfortable throughout the appt

As my first pregnancy in the pandemic I had no idea what to expect but this place and it's care…read morereally exceeded my expectations and really went over and beyond to deliver my baby. Joyce and Hayley were both amazing as well as an intern who assisted. (I believe her name was Ráchel) The place was really nice and felt comfortable during visits and the night of the delivery.

I transferred to FCMC quite late in my pregnancy. I was previously seeing Dr. Endelmen at Plano…read morePresbyterian. We briefly discussed my wishes to have a natural birthing experience, but never really went in depth. As my pregnancy progressed I thought we needed to have a better understanding. I explained that I was most interested in a natural third stage. I wished for my placenta to self deliver to which he flat out stated no he wouldn't do that. As I questioned his reasoning he asked what he would be doing for 15-20 minutes while we awaited the placenta and laughed hold your baby. I replied, "no, I'd like to hold my own baby during that time." He then went on to explain how it wasn't physically possible for me to hold my own baby until the placenta delivers as the umbilical cord wouldn't reach. I was then left trying to find a new provider at 30 weeks. When I discovered FCMC it was such a relief. I knew by my first phone call with Linda that I would be in great hands. My prenatal care from there on out was exceptional. Christina made my birthing experience as pleasant as possible! The entire FCMC staff was truly a joy to work with!

I have seen NP, Mahnaz Mostofi, a few times and also took my cousin in for a check up. She is…read moreeasily approachable and knowledgeable, Mahnaz shows care for her patients and guides them in the best way possible. She will explain any concerns you have thouroughly without making you feel rushed! I definitely recommend her and I will continue care with her for as long as possible.

Info for their next patients:…read more Need to share this after I finally talked to the doctor (Gupta) and the nurse practitioner (Mahnaz) today a week after the miscarriage. 1) I signed up for the OB I chose (Gupta). But Gupta told me she wasn't involved in any data checking or appointment decision making until I went to ER. She said it was all on the nurse practitioner. - What?! Why?! She said it was strange I was scheduled at week 11. It's usually week 8. - Whose responsibility?! Who's bearing the consequences? I asked her how I know if there was ever a fetal pole or not, she said "ya we don't know." 2) the nurse practitioner, Mahnaz, just kept telling me even an earlier sonogram wouldn't make any change to the result. - what about the data for me to know what actually happened? And she just did what every OB would do. - without asking her OB? She told me she didn't know I tried to make an earlier appointment. It was all the front desk girl. - Seriously?! At the end, she just told me "I need to go to see my patient. You can talk to the office manager because you and I are not getting anywhere!" Next thing I knew, she slammed the door and left me in the room by myself. - What a jerk! It hurts like so many bad words. I'm surprised she does this for living. She should be fired. 3) If you want to get their attention, consider to share your experience here, they will call you right away. ---- Worst experience! No matter how much I told the NP, Mahnaz, after I signed up to Gupta about my advanced age and my last miscarriage which was within a year, the NP just gave me very broad info intake and 2 blood work in week 5. I had to be the one to request for blood work in week 6 when I saw my HCG wasn't doubling. No more blood work scheduled till the miscarriage. My first sonogram was scheduled at week 11. - Ridiculous! I called and requested a few times to have an earlier sonogram. I was told the Dr said it's not necessary!!! I feel very dismissed from this place on me or whatever risk I am going through. One star bc there's no zero star option. Just know that all the negative reviews here and on Google are not coincidence.

I feel it is important to share my experience with Angie to provide transparency and help others…read moremake informed decisions. To clarify, I did not hire Angie for my birth or pregnancy care. My baby was delivered by a different midwife, who managed my home birth without complications. However, my midwife required emergency surgery after my delivery. Based on positive feedback from my doula, I sought Angie's help for postpartum care. Regrettably, I did not do sufficient additional research beyond my doula's recommendation. Three days postpartum, I passed a major blood clot that tore all of my vaginal stitches open. Since my midwife was unavailable, Angie came to perform the restitching procedure. Unfortunately, this procedure led to several issues: excessive suture material caused unnecessary tension and discomfort, some stitches that had torn were not adequately removed, and the stitches were excessively tight, causing significant pain and a prolonged recovery. Following the restitching, I began to develop an infection around the area and went through several rounds of antibiotics, but nothing seemed to work. Eventually, I was referred to OBGYN Dr. Payne, who examined me and confirmed that the stitching had been done incorrectly. Dr. Payne advised that surgery was necessary to correct the issues and address the daily pain I was experiencing. I sent Angie a detailed letter outlining the hardships and frustrations I experienced with my postpartum recovery. In response, Angie reached out to my midwife, suggesting a coffee meeting for the three of us. Unfortunately, we had to reschedule twice due to their scheduling conflicts, and after the second cancellation, Angie never reached back out to my midwife to reschedule. She never acknowledged the letter, offer a simple apology, or attempt to reach out to me directly. Instead, communication was solely through my midwife, who acted as an intermediary. Despite understanding that medical complications can occur, clear communication and direct support are essential. My hope is that this review provides valuable insight for others and encourages Angie to reflect on this feedback for future improvement. (My birth was October 2023, and my surgery occurred December 2023. As of September 2024, I would say I'm about 90% healed but still have some vaginal issues/pain during intimacy)

Angie lacks discernment, empathy, and knowledge in her profession. She misdiagnosed me with a…read moreserious condition and told us our son would likely not be compatible with life on the outside, and if he was, we could look forward to a NICU stay - with a stone cold face and monotone voice. Even under the impression that our pregnancy may not be viable, she failed to follow up with high risk providers and proper care. Come to find out my pregnancy was perfectly healthy, and Angie just doesn't know how to read radiology reports. I will publish the letter I sent her when I fired her for more detail. My only regret with this letter is that I was too nice. I see now that she took nothing out of this experience besides money. We received no apology or reconciliation and Angie ran off with thousands of dollars. I did tell her that we didn't wish to be pressured to continue services, but she had ample time make amends beforehand and failed to. Angie made numerous false claims in my medical records, including a false history of diseases. When I complained that I felt pelvic pressure consistent with prolapse, Angie charted this as a "saggy vagina". Not only is this unprofessional, it's offensive and medically wrong. Angie was not as kid friendly as she portrays herself. She made no effort to involve my toddler in our visits and even asked my husband to take him out of the room multiple times, disconnecting my husband and son from the prenatal experience. I see Angie's blasphemous replies. I don't feel like going back and forth so I'll leave this: if you're here, you know that midwifery can be a great option. Midwifery is safe. Angie is not. Angie is not the face of midwifery and it's hilarious that she's imposed this pedestal on herself. To Angie - your inability to accept responsibility shows you have 0 intentions of changing the way you practice. No co-conspirators. No cyber bullying. I have proof to back up my claims. A simple apology could have prevented this review. To expectant moms; don't be like me. These reviews are here for your wellbeing. Move forward with your search. There are many great choices in this area and Angie isn't one, nor will she ever be. To clarify, I did not risk out of midwifery care. The OB I consulted actually told me I could proceed with home birth. I CHOSE to leave Angie as my letter clearly shows. I had an extremely healthy pregnancy and birthed with ZERO interventions. I CHOSE a hospital over Angie and would do so again, gladly. Angie; don't flatter yourself and think anyone would devote their time to "co-conspiring" against you. I HATE that I have to waste any more time on you and I HATE that you are a part of my story.

I trust Ladawn and the rest of the staff at Grace with all my women's health needs! They always go…read moreabove and beyond to make me feel comfortable, respected and heard which can be so hard to find in healthcare. I tried a new OB because I moved to Fort Worth and it just wasn't the same. I now drive from Fort Worth to see Ladawn and it's so worth it!

My OB doctor of 15 years closed so I needed a new OB/GYN and received a recommendation for an…read moreoffice that wasn't responsive after I received abnormal results. After two weeks of unresponsiveness, I was forced to search my insurance company's website to find a second new OB/GYN. I'm so thankful that I picked Dr. Shisler. I called her office with my concerns and Heather got me in the next day. I've never been treated with such kindness and care. Dr. Shisler took time to get to know me and my medical history. I felt heard and she had a lot of invaluable information for me regarding my health and the issues I was having, including explaining the lab results from the previous OB/GYN (who still hasn't gotten back to me). The staff at Grace Gynecology were very nice and welcoming! I'm looking forward to being a long-time patient.