Believe what you will.... Hands down the best women's health related office I've ever visited. Dr. Piper is phenomenal. Front desk and staff are amazing. I'd travel back here for treatment/services if I ever moved out of Cary. read more

I just did my intake appointment with Dr. Piper earlier this week after moving from out of state. She has to be one of the most professional, attentive doctors I've met with. She took the time to answer numerous questions I had and really made me feel comfortable despite it being my first appointment. Would highly recommend her! read more

I've been a patient here for 30 years since I was a teenager. I've had two babies and a significant surgery over the years with this practice. Dr. Stephenson (now retired), Dr. Maydew, and Dr. Piper have all been amazing. I've seen most of the other doctors at one time or another and I have consistently been treated with care and professionalism. I have a long drive to get to this office, but the drive is worth it to me. I also appreciate that they're affiliated with Wake Med Cary and can do mammograms and ultrasounds onsite. All doctors have been prompt in responding to any extra questions or requests I've submitted through the portal as well. read more

I have had great experiences with Cary OB/GYN. I see Dr. Fraley. She is very friendly, kind, and an expert in women's health. I highly recommend her. read more

Believe the horrible reviews! I wish I would have read these before bothering to go here. You have long wait times and the provider only sees you for a few minutes and good luck trying to get them on the phone. I felt so dismissed. Also, good luck with any request you have. I had to request my referral three times and still have not received it. The staff is not at all friendly. This office gave me bad vibes. I think the only thing good was that I was able to make an appt within a few weeks and did not have to wait months. read more

Can't even schedule an appointment on time even though I emailed them notifying them close to a week in advance that a referral would be sent over, here I am over another week later and still haven't been scheduled even though last Wednesday or Thursday I was assured I would be scheduled by today (Monday). And then the rude receptionist told me they didn't even have record of my referral?! HORRIBLE service. Do not recommend. Edit: They called me back and were still incredibly rude to me - probably because I told them I'd be writing a negative review due to their poor service. Treat people with health concerns badly, that's what happens! DO NOT GO HERE! read more

I come to Cary OB/GYN solely because of Dr. Elita Wyckoff. She's warm and welcoming, and is the reason I don't worry about going in for my annual check up. She's LGBTQ+ friendly and makes a real effort to ensure you're comfortable and understand what's going on. That being said, it's difficult to get an appointment (you can't schedule anything quickly--the earliest appointments are usually at least 2 or 3 months away). Also, I usually have to wait 10-20 minutes past my scheduled appointment time before being called in, even when I arrived 20 minutes early to fill out my paperwork. It can be a bit frustrating, but I'm not usually pressed for time. If you have a busier schedule or a small child, I can see how this would give you a negative experience. read more

1)Front desk is very rude if you ask them any questions. 2)Except for few doctors the remaining doctors are not worth visiting. Often times we were even fed wrong information,because they do not have patience to listen to us. Also, visits with doctors never lasted for more then a few mins. 3)They get really angry if you call them for their on call doctor support . Couple of times we called and they asked us to visit emergency during off-hours. 4)Their charges are high compared to other obgyn centers. Explanation of benefits i received from my insurance has different charges ( lower patient responsibility) than what they have collected from us at the facility. read more

This is our 3rd child with Cary OB. We went to our first appointment at 10 weeks the other day and it was great. The only reason they are not receiving 5 stars is because of there Covid Phobia. read more

I tried. I really tried. One of the first red flag experiences that should have clued me in to get a new dr. was when I went in for a check up and was fat shamed as a 5 ft 6 woman and a size 4/6. My blood pressure was high because I was closing on my house the next day and instead of asking me what was going on, she assumed it was because I eat unhealthy. I told her no, it was because I was stressed out and instead of giving me a referral for a therapist, WHICH I ASKED FOR, she told me to find one myself BUT on my chart said that she had given me one. So she lied on my chart. She then said my BMI was concerning (it was 23, still within a healthy limit) and told me I needed to lose weight and didn't even address my health issues, which were birth control related. I ended up having to go to Planned Parenthood just to get my birth control changed. The second red flag, I went in because I had breast pain and issues with my back because of it as well (I was a 34H at the time and again... a size 6.) I asked the dr what I could do for my back and neck pain and she assumed I was looking for drugs when in fact, I was trying to get a referral for a reduction surgery. Also, I've never taken a narcotic in my life so having that assumption was incredibly insulting. I ended up going to my primary care physician for my back help as well as a physical therapist who, and I quote, said "your back and neck look like a candy cane." I ended up getting the reduction surgery and am significantly more comfortable and no longer in pain now, no thanks to the gynecologist I saw there. The third red flag and final straw was this week. I came in miserable with an infection and told them I was going out of town and needed something to help because I wasn't sure if I would be able to wait for the cultures to come back. They gave me a cream (which was not helpful at that point) and told me to wait. So I tried waiting and called them the next day saying I'm sorry but I'm really uncomfortable, I'm having a hard time sleeping and working. Can we please do something about this? No response, no prescription, no empathy. I ended up going to wisp online and they had my prescription ready immediately. I don't know what their problem is but between the sub par care, the insensitive bedside manner, and the expense, this place just isn't worth it. For a clinic treating women, you would think they would handle their cases with kindness and sensitivity but that has certainly not been the case. I won't be returning. read more

If I have the option I would like to give 0 or negative as well. Writing this review sitting at their office. I would never recommend cary obgyn ti anyone.Im struck here as im here in 28th week and could not change my obgyn at this final stage. Here you only/mostly get appointments with nurse practitioner but not with MDs.And the ao called senior MDs are always in a hurry and they got to go before even answering your concerns.I do not know what is the point in booking an appointment with then when they are always in hurry. A BIG No NO to this practice.please stay away. read more

My wife drove over an hour (we live over 70 miles away) only to be turned away for being 2 minutes past the 15-minute window she had to arrive. She left 1/2 hour early to account for traffic, but there must have been an accident. She called ahead and let them know that she might be a couple of minutes late, but when she got there she was turned away. She called me in tears, she had taken off work, and as we have just moved to the area, she had already waited a couple of months to get it. They told her that it would be over a month to get her back in. I am so disappointed in healthcare when this kind of thing happens. It feels so uncaring. No matter how good the Doctors may be, their front desk staff and how they interact is just as important. I hope someone from your office will follow up and make things right. read more

Do NOT go to Cary OB/GYN!! They have been absolutely horrible with my fiancé. HIPAA violations, unprofessional providers and nurses, unhelpful front desk staff. Just absolutely horrible. We had an NP be so unprofessional and was very judgmental. read more

Very shady billing practices. Long wait times. Please do yourself a favor and avoid this practice.

I actually really LOVE Cary OB/GYN! They were amazing for delivering my firstborn. They are a very busy practice but with two locations it's easy to get care. I was always in and out. You do have to rotate through all the providers (6 of them) but that's pretty standard for the area. I never in my wildest dreams would've thought a male was my favorite OB, but Dr Anthony was absolutely amazing. He got very concerned when he noticed my blood pressure increasing towards the end of my pregnancy. He sent me to the L&D ER just to be safe. He was very cautious while also having a great bedside manner. He made the decision to induce me based on a mild case of preeclampsia. He was so easy to talk to. I actually had a different doctor deliver my baby as they rotate their time in the hospital. Dr. Maydew was great as well. I felt very safe with them at all times. I'm just upset that they no longer take my insurance and I now have to find a new OB for my second born. read more

Please avoid going to this OBGYN. They are almost impossible to work with when it comes to billing and their doctors are rude. I had a routine Pap smear done in March and I didn't feel comfortable at all with the Dr. Ended up have to pay almost $500 dollars out of pocket with a decent insurance plan and this was all for a routine check up! read more

This was my initial appointment with Cary OBYGYN. I went off the initial reviews, which look great. I ended up waiting 45min to be seen by a Dr.Wykoff (45min past my appt time). I explained my history, and that my previous doctor wanted to peform an exploratory surgery. Dr. Wykoff said "ok" to scheduling the surgery - when neither she nor my nurse had reviewed my previous records. They could not even confirm the office received my records. I asked if further tests were needed (hormonal tests). She kinda shrugged, and moved on. When I asked about medication, she prescribed me new medication without explaining what it was or why she was prescribing it. The pharmacy had to explain. We also talked about a nutritionist, and the Dr said she would recommend one within my network - haven't received that referral. In total, probably with the doctor less than 20 min. FOLLOW UP: after finding another doctor, 7 months later I was just diagnosed with PCOS. Endometriosis is still a possibility, which exploratory surgery can diagnose. This is also reassuring as Dr. Wycoff dismissed my pain and weight gain. I believe her words were "weight gain has nothing to do with this." My new doctor ran all hormonal tests possible, which was never offered to me by Cary OBGYN. Please advocate for yourself. read more

Very judgmental and unprofessional staff. Ive seen maybe 3 of the doctors here and its all the same. If you wish to be treated with respect go elsewhere. Hurtful and emotionally traumatizing. read more

I will be leaving this practice. Their covid policies are extreme. I also work in healthcare & their policies related to covid are some of the worst I've seen. They also turned me away at the door when I had to bring my 10 month old with me to an appointment, despite me explaining that my husband was deployed, and our babysitter wasn't available. They did not care & would not see me, because their covid policy is to not allow children (even babies) into the office. As a military family, I've never experienced such insensitivity & rudeness. There are a number of other problems I've run into with this practice, but this most recent experience was the last straw for me. read more

I've been going to Cary OB for five years. They've done four surgeries including two c-sections. I would confidently entrust my care to any of the doctors. They aren't all warm and fuzzy for sure, but they're all competent, professional, and kind. Love the nursing staff too! read more

I've been with this office for 8 years. I had three of my kids here plus a DNC. In 2020 I had my third baby during a pandemic, after having him my mother in law passed away, being PP, having to empty her house, sell her house, I let a bill fall through the cracks and went to collections. I then paid it. Fast forward one year I called to make an appointment and learned I've been discharged from the clinic bc of I didn't pay the bill on time. They told me I'm never to come back. I tried to explain to them my situation but none of that mattered, they didn't care about me about my feelings, how extremely sad I was and how I was emotionally connected. I'm really really disappointed in them. They really showed that we are all just numbers and they don't care at all about us as humans. read more

First went here to have a cooper iud fitted. Got called into the room took my blood pressure and asked me to get undressed from the waste down. Then left me for 35 min sat their naked in a freezing cold room waiting for the nurse. When they finally turned up she made many attempts to get the cooper iud in place which was very very painful. Finally after many tries she got It into place and I went on my way. I was very very disappointed with the treatment I received here but thought I'd give them one last go as this might of been a one off. Returned for my check up got called into the room and again was left for 25 min waiting for the nurse. I told her I had two complaints and worries with the iud. She examined me brushed my complaints off and told me if I had any issues to come back ..... if you want at least an average service do not come here. My Gynaecologist was Jennifer read more

It is important that you read this review before making an appointment at Cary Obgyn. I recently moved to the area and made an appt here. I went today and was so upset when I left - I will never go back. The office staff and nurses are wonderful. They were friendly and helpful and I thought that would be the same with the doctor, but I was very wrong. I met with Dr. Anthony. He had an emergency that came up and was a little late but was very apologetic when he finally came in to examine me, which was totally fine. However not more than five minutes into our initial discussion did he start talking politics. It was not only bizarre to have a doctor that I had never met before talk about something so polarizing, but it also made me very uncomfortable that he was very opinionated. We moved on from there and the rest of the visit went downhill. Without getting into too much detail, the doctor made a lot of assumptions about me and my past obgyn who delivered my five month old. He made negative comments on my weight numerous times (I am still losing my baby weight but no means obese). He asked how much weight I gained with my first and I told him 40 lbs. He said that I should keep working out like I am and continue into my next pregnancy to avoid gaining so much weight. I have no idea why weight was the main conversation point of this visit, but the way the doctor chose to discuss it with me was in line with the arrogance he displayed during his political rant. My weight aside, the other thing that I thought was completely unprofessional was the way he discussed my previous pregnancy. I was forced to have a c-section because I was late and never dilated. My previous doctor was incredible and we discussed and tried all options before deciding on c-section. Dr. Anthony implied today that my doctor jumped the gun and said for my next birth I should consider vbac because it's better - was he deaf? I DID NOT DILATE...what else was the doctor supposed to do when my baby's heart rate dropped at each contraction? Overall, Dr. Anthony has terrible bedside manner. When I walked out of the office I was mad, upset and basically in shock about what had just happened. I was so caught off guard that I didn't say anything, but now I wish so badly that I had. The best I can do is warn other woman about going here. read more

I have had 3 pregnancies, delivered by 3 different doctors. I've also had numerous gynecologists because I have lived all over the country and world. So I've had dozens of different doctors and experiences. Never one like this though. Now to Dr. Anthony's credit, he did say a man will be pleased when he sees my lady parts- I do have a pretty pussy. He was tactful. But. then, office manager, Tom informed me they Googled me. He made a point of coming out front to shake my hand for what I've done. That was creepy as fuck. Still. Not a reason for a bad review. But theft is. I pay cash for everything so am quite accustomed to how it works. Their office didn't have change so I was willing to eat the $10. They charged me $290 and I gave them $300 while telling them that was the most expensive office visit I'd ever had. Well it turns out the cash price was $174. . . A month later I received a bill from Labcorp. Apparently, the lab tech pocketed the $200 I gave her and I had an outstanding invoice. When I called the doctor's office about it, Christina informed me I'd also been incorrectly charged $290 and should have been charged only $174 for the office visit. Ah ha! Numerous phone calls resulted in excuses- primarily that BOTH of the women who accepted money from me just happened to have left a week after my visit. I still wanted resolution and Tom assured me he would get back to me the $126 overage I'd payed for the office visit. He never called back. I even had to ask Alexie at the front desk to track him down because the pusillanimous dirt bag was hanging up to avoid telling me he is impotent and unable to resolve the issue. I've closed my books on this now. I don't underatand people whose integrity is valued so cheaply. If your vagina needs a looksy, and you use insurance, go for it- as long as you don't mind the staff Googling you. I would still voice record all visits and exchanges. Theft is not a sign of a healthy ecosysyem. I would NEVER allow my babies to be delivered by anyone associated with people of such low character. read more

Do NOT go there specially if you are expecting. All they want is your money, they'll remind you of your balance before they even ask how you doing. Make you wait for an appointment then look at you for 5 min and be done with you. If you call about any symptoms you don't feel comfortable with they'll say oh it's normal. The biggest thing is they will push you to get an induction because of hospitals being too busy cuz of Covid even if there is no medical need for it. That is a big fat lie, they gave me a hard time about canceling mine and waiting for my baby to come on her own and guess what? There was plenty of room in the hospital even the nurse laughed when I told her about it. Of course inductions cost more and it will be convenient for a bunch of awful doctors that run the place like a puppy mill. Don't even bother to ask to speak with a manager they are never available and won't return your calls. I should have followed my instincts and ran after the first appointment don't make the same mistake. I would rather pull my nails off than going back there. read more

I recently found out I was expecting my first child. I was trying to find a good OBGYN and was struggling. Every office I called said there were not excepting new patients- a bit discouraging. I finally called Cary OBGYN and booked my first appointment. Everyone was very friendly and efficient which I liked. I didn't have to wait very long either. I haven't really spent much time with any of the Dr.s yet but I imagine that will change as I get further long. I am currently only 17 weeks. This is a group office though so you aren't assigned one doctor. You rotate so you meet all the doctors. Some people may or may not like that. read more

Difficult to schedule appointments (2-3 months out). Insensitive staff and poor communication. Will be going somewhere else!

If you are not white, don't go! I was so disappointed by the office service and care. First, when I just had 4 months pregnant, the office asked me to give you $2000 more deposit. Then I didn't get good care from the office when I diagnosed diabetes, I didn't get any treatment. The clinic has no idea which insurance they are in network or out of network, and they didn't answer the phone. And ultrasound is unprofessional, the nurse cannot see anything, then they ask you to go somewhere else to do self-pay ultrasound, I self-paid $700 more for that because of the stupid nurse. And when I leave the clinic, I wait 2 months to get my deposit back. Bad choice for this clinic and I think they have a serious racist issue. read more

I have been a patient of Cary OB/GYN since relocating to North Carolina five years ago. My doctor is Dr. Wyckoff and she is Awesome. She is personable and professional. She cares about the treatment of her patients. She finds preventive strategies that are safe and effective. The office staff are nice and welcoming. I enjoy going to my doctor's office not everyone can say that. read more

If I could rate zero stars I would. For starters, this practice charges an obscene amount of money on top of what insurance will cover. When asked what the charges are for, they will not elaborate or give any detail other than they will drop you as a patient if they are not paid in full by a certain date. Secondly, the front desk receptionists are exceptionally rude and unhelpful at both locations. The staff at the Cary location (front desk, nurses, billing team, and the NP that I saw) was so incredibly rude that I refused to go there for a second appointment. I switched to the Morrisville office which was noticeably nicer staff, as in the one nurse that helped me a few times, but still unbelievably rude overall. Third: This is my third pregnancy. My first two both resulted in miscarriages. My second miscarriage (which happened only 8 months before this current pregnancy) happened nearly six months into the pregnancy and was considered a stillborn. On top of that, that baby had a rare brain tumor and I was told that any pregnancy after that would be treated as a high-risk pregnancy. I relayed all this information over the phone with Cary OBGYN for my current pregnancy and when I went in for my first appointment, the NP had NOT EVEN READ MY CHART AND ACTED CONFUSED AS TO WHY I WOULD "NAME MYSELF" HIGH-RISK. I showed her a paper copy of my chart that I brought with me since she refused to pull up the chart on the computer that was sent to her office weeks before my appointment and she refused to read it in the moment. She would not give me a checkup that day, would not listen to the heartbeat, and would not even fathom the idea that I could be high-risk and sent me on my way. I raised hell over the phone afterwards and they assured me I would have a better experience if I agreed to go to the Morrisville location for the remainder of my appointments. Fourth: I reluctantly agreed to go to the Morrisville location. My first visit went well as I could tell they were sucking up to me. I wanted to find a different office completely at this point but they had made me sign a financial contract on my first appointment and I was told even if I switched my care elsewhere, I would still owe that money. So I decided to stay and give them a real chance thinking maybe the first few weeks with them had been a fluke. Fifth: All of my appointments that followed, the doctors never read my chart before coming in the room. I would have to provide all the information for them and one doctor did not even know that I had previous miscarriages and accused me of making up the brain tumor of my second baby. I got offended (obviously) and he went out of the room to read my chart. He came back inside and apologized for the accusation. After this, I decided to switch to a new office. I spoke to the receptionist about the money aspect and she said I would receive a refund in the mail since I had already paid for several upcoming appointments that I would no longer need. A month later, I received a letter in the mail that I assumed was my refund and it is in fact ANOTHER bill saying I owe them additional money. I have not called to dispute it yet because it is such a nightmare getting through to anyone on the phone. Their billing phone prompt sends you to a third party that only deals with insurance claims, not out-of-pocket expenses. Sixth: It is extremely hard to find a new OB when you are already in your third trimester. Cary OB refused to give me a referral and refused to recommend a new office. The most they could do is send my medical charts once I found a new doctor on my own. This took me about two weeks to find a new doctor so late in my "non high-risk" pregnancy. I finally obtained an appointment somehwere and had to wait nearly a month to be seen by the doctor since I was a new patient. This means my baby has gone over 6 weeks at this point without being checked by an OB. The day before my new appointment, they office called saying they reviewed my chart and I AM TOO HIGH-RISK FOR THEM TO FEEL COMFORTABLE SEEING ME AT ALL and I would have to find a high-risk office instead. Since Cary OBGYN refused to treat me as a high-risk patient or write it anywhere in my chart, I had been turned away from several high-risk offices in the two weeks I was searching for a new office. Seventh: I started calling high-risk offices again and had to explain my situation repeatedly. I finally got one that agreed to read my chart. I had it sent over and they called me the very next day saying that based on my two miscarriages alone, especially since one happened so late in the pregnancy, and especially since a rare brain tumor was involved, that I should have been deemed high-risk since the day I found out I was pregnant again and that ANY doctor in the country was obligated to treat me as a high-risk patient. They got all of this just from reading my chart one time. read more

Love the nurses but the front desk staff can use some work. Bed side manner not there, they don't understand minor things related to OBGYN, billing issues, etc. read more

AVOID THIS PLACE. I would rather never have a physical than go to this place. The nurse practitioner I saw did not explain anything about what would happen during my FIRST physical. She also left me in my room for lunch afterwards while I sat there wondering whether I was allowed to leave or not. read more

I'll start by saying the dr I had was great and I wish I could keep him but after having over a thousand dollars taken from my checking account for days in a row I'm done with this office. The level of incompetence when setting up a simple payment plan is amazing. I have had to call the bank over and over to get my money back and this office keeps taking it. I may have to close my checking account if these idiots can't figure out how use a computer. There has to be another decent obgyn office around who won't screw up your finances. read more

This is my first pregnancy, I did a lot of research prior to contacting an OBGYN, Cary OBGYN seemed like the best so it was no question! I was sent several confirmations over the two weeks I waited for the appointment day to arrive at 10:30am. The last one letting me know to text my last name upon me parking so they are aware I was there and will let me know when I can walk in. I got to the appointment 17 min early, sent a text, immediately got an error message back. I tried it again, I texted my last name, received an error. I then called and waited on hold for several minutes before someone answered and I was told to go to the OB office and " they would let them know I was coming." I walked in, was greeted by the women who checked my name, my temp, and told me I could take the stairs or elevated up to the office. Once I got to the front desk I was asked if I had my ultrasound. Confused.....I said ultrasound? No one said ultrasound? If I was having an ultrasound I assumed it would be in this office where I was checking in. She then told me you need to go back downstairs to a different suite to have an ultrasound. This is news to me but ok? I went back down, it was 5 minutes until my appointment time and the front desk women (who was rude) said they already took someone back and can't see me.....I can wait but there's no guarantee I'll be seen so she advised I just reschedule . I told her no one told me this was how the appointment works - also, I was there at 10:25am when my appointment was at 10:30am. Poor communication from the get go about how the appointment works + Text messaging not working and having to wait/ on hold which made me delayed + being directed to the wrong suite by two people + rudeness ultimately made me walk out letting them know I would find another doctor elsewhere. Their reviews are shocking, I was incredibly disappointed to say the least, I was looking forward to my very first appointment, I am heading out town tomorrow and now have to 3 more weeks until I can be seen by my new doctor. Go somewhere else! read more

For those that may not read this entire review I will start by saying I've had 4 babies, 2 of them with Cary OBGYN. The doctor on call (different doctors both times) MISSED BOTH DELIVERIES that took place as SCHEDULED INDUCTIONS during non holiday business hours during good weather. Both times I was told that "almost never happens, maybe once a year". I guess I just caught them 2 times in a row! Although I was frustrated that the doctor missed my first delivery I had an amazing nurse at WakeMed Cary and I forgave the practice. I went on to my second pregnancy, and by then a new doctor (Dr. Rodrigo) was at the practice. I hadn't enjoyed the increasingly long wait times during my visits, and I didn't vibe well with Dr. Rodrigo, so I made appointments with other OBGYNs for my routine visits. But when it comes to delivery day you can't control who will be on call. Despite knowing I had a scheduled induction, and receiving phone calls that delivery was close, Dr. Rodrigo still wasn't there 45 minutes after being notified I was ready to deliver. He arrived well after baby and placenta were delivered. He wasn't even rushing in, and made rude remarks, including telling me I wouldn't have needed so many stitches if I had waited for him. The billing department wasn't much better. They took so long sending the billing information to my insurance that I had already had to pay my deductible by then, meaning CaryOBGYN owed me a refund. Making phone calls and emailing weekly it still took 5 months to get my refund from them. After my last experience at this practice I have no intent on returning, and would not recommend others to do so voluntarily. read more

Do not see Dr. Anthony if you have any extra weight on your body. I've never met a more judgmental Doctor in all my life. I also have never had a doctor throw a pamphlet and say "everything has risks" at me when I asked direct questions. You know it's bad when we left the doctors office and my husband says "wow I didn't know you were dying". I complained to the office manager who told me to see another doctor. They were zero help too. I will never come back to this office. read more

If I could give ZERO stars to this practice I would. Cary OBGYN provided TERRIBLE care from day one. With COVID at it's peak during my pregnancy, the convenient location of this office to my home, resulted in me trying to stick it out with them as long as I could. Unfortunately, after my 36 week apt., I knew I had to follow my gut and leave this practice as there was no way I felt comfortable delivering my child with a team of such terrible providers! As a health provider myself, I can NOT recommend this practice to anyone.... in fact, I would say... don't walk.. RUN! Target areas for this office: 1) Cleanliness! Despite it being the peak of COVID, none of the seats are wiped down. Pens in the bathroom for urine samples are also not sterilized. My hair dresser cleans better than this office x 10! None of the patient rooms have sinks in them and I have NEVER seen a provider wash their hands or use sanitizer. 2) Office administration-anytime I needed forms completed, the office lost my forms and needed a replacement or I had to call the office manager to locate them for me. 3) HIPAA Violations. Each time I used the bathroom, I could see the names and DOB of 3-4 other patients from urine samples left in the bathroom that had not been picked up. I could also hear the conversations between the patient and provider in the room next to me. 4) Provider communication: Early on, my lab results showed I was anemic (common in pregnancy, but important for the health of the baby for immediate supplementation). NONE of the providers ever notified me of these lab results. I found out from reading my own medical chart and since I am a health provider, knew how to supplement. I questioned this lack of communication at my next apt. and was told they must have forgotten to inform me but assumed I would see it in my chart. Do they assume all patients know appropriate dosing for iron supplementation? This is malpractice! 5) I came in with sciatic pain and was told they would place a physical therapy consult and I would hear back in 2 days. After not hearing anything, I messaged the doctor and heard nothing back. 6) During my group B strep testing at my 36 week apt., I noticed after the doctor swabbed me, that he did not even wear gloves and had not sanitized his hands. 7) I was also told at my 36 week apt. that I needed to schedule an induction before reaching 41 weeks "because the hospital is busy." For those of you not aware, the average mother gives birth 8 days after her predicted due date (past 41 weeks). Inductions should never be scheduled unless their is a medical reason or a mom is past 42 weeks due. The TRUE purpose of a provider wanting to schedule an induction before 41 weeks is for the provider's convenience (they schedule you to show up at the hospital for induction at night, and then if you don't progress send you to C-section the next day (never having to leave their bed when on call). This is TERRBILE CARE! 8). This office treats patients like a number not a person. In the 36 weeks of care, I was never asked by any provider what type of birth I wanted and none of them ever inquired about anything to do with my birth wishes. During each visit, I would sit for over an hour to see a doctor and then they would spend 3-5 minutes rushing me in and out, forgetting to follow-up on what we discussed, not getting to know me. After my 36 week apt, I transferred care as I could no longer continue at such a horrific practice. The providers here are all about checking boxes, not providing patient care. As a healthcare provider myself, this office reminded me of what I hope to NEVER do to any of my patients. Cary OBGYN needs immediate interventions! This is not patient care! It is a factory! read more

Do not let them talk you into Essure implants. Do your research. It's a money making scheme for the doctor and Bayer and you will suffer. I have been waiting for over a month for a response to a records request, which they acknowledged the receipt of so I can have a hysterectomy to remove this crap. read more

I am new to the area and needed to find a new doctor for a yearly check up. The office is currently under construction, they are revamping their office (only negative, as I have never been here before to know what it was like pre construction) The office staff was very nice as was everyone employees in the building. I chose Dr. Wyckoff as my DR. Due to the reviews I had read on numerous sites. She meets with you as a new patient to talk with you and get to know you before continuing with the appointment. Very friendly and very well mannered. She has a great personality and we had a lot in common with running. She is hard to get into quickly, I got lucky and someone cancelled an apt for me to be seen so quickly. read more

I had very bad experience. They never checked my thyroid, even when i was pregnant (or was having spotting later and was marked as high risk for miscarriage). Months after my miscarriage when i called them to check my thyroid, they said "they check thyroid only when your pregnant". One of the reasons for my miscarriage could be high thyroid levels. My other doctor said they should have checked thyroid when i was pregnant, and so did many of my friends who go to other gynecologists here in area or other parts of US. Also, the doctor said until i had 3-4 miscarriages they wouldn't even investigate the reason for miscarriage. I could hardly get any moral support from doctors here. All the positive reviews that i heard from my friends or read online about cary obgyn, is because all had normal pregnancy and no issues with any stage of pregnancy. Overall i had very bad experience with the doctors. The staff (technicians and receptionist) in Morrisville is good. Note : Many Indians have thyroid issues. Please get your thyroid checked at the earliest. I learnt it in a hard way, hope others don't. read more