Wonderful doctors and staff all at Women's Health and Diagnostic. I've seen several different…read moreob/gyn practices over the years and these are the best! Competent, understanding, patient, supportive and helpful!

Love Michelle Gee. Defiantly one of the kindest, coolest OBgyns I have had throughout my years of…read morefemale care. Her staff is very kind and caring as well.

In the 25 weeks I've been pregnant I've had 2 unfortunate opportunities of being seen by a Christy…read moreor Christina it may have been. The 1st experience with her was at the beginning stages of my pregnancy. With the normal weight loss that may come from morning sickness and to finally gaining it back at the end of my 2nd trimester, I felt as though repeatedly bringing up my body issues or 10 pound weight gain, was profoundly unprofessional and honestly absurd! Customer- Client relations are still very much a real thing even in the medical world. Not being able to trust that the party responsible in keeping mom and baby's best interest at the forefront of your medical practice and career may not be the key to building respect for at least the mental preparation it takes to become that great mom! as a medical professional. If the 10 pound gain is of your greatest concern, teach me how to become better, healthy! If you are having a bad day and feel the need to apologize for your anger that you verbally stated, "took out on me, your patient" while I am walking out, then I refuse to recommend anything within the walls of your company, Parkridge, as well as Prisma for standing behind people like this that CHOSE a career such as caring for people!!!

She is AMAZING!!! I have never had such genuine care from a provider. She's sensitive to her…read morepatients needs. I've recently heard she left Carolina Women's Health. I will be happy to follow her to a new practice if I can find out where she went

Dr. Celeste Beaudoin is truly amazing--by far one of the most compassionate and attentive providers…read moreI've ever had. Her professionalism and genuine concern for her patients' well-being set her apart, and she always takes the time to listen and make you feel cared for. I recently learned she's no longer with Carolina Women's Health, and I sincerely hope to find where she's practicing next. I would gladly follow her to continue receiving the exceptional care she provides.

It's funny how fast your high opinion can change when you have to wait in a lobby 35 mins past your…read morescheduled appointment. Well this happen to us this morning and now I am dropping my star rating to reflect. 10 minutes out is all I can give you, do better.

Ever since the urgent care has changed their medical staff…read more Its been so much better!!

I've been with his practice for quite a few years now. My regular doctor retired, and I was…read moreautomatically switched as a patient to Dr. Brooks. After three visits, I was left feeling as though I wasn't really helped at all. None of my concerns were really deeply addressed with real concern or a genuine positive bedside manner. I love the practice as a whole so I will be moving on to another doctor.

I've been a patient of Dr. Brooks for 3 years now, here recently I've been having frequent problems…read morewith my menstrual cycle. Dr. Brooks and her team at OBGYN SC Associated have been nothing less than spectacular to me. I've had to message them urgently on my chart and they reply within a few hours, having empathy, professionalism and helpful expertise. I've been I contact with nurse Denise, nurse Jessica, nurse Gabrielle and others- all of whom show genuine care towards their patients. I had a pretty urgent situation happen and they were able to see me the very next morning, they're quick at the office and have a very organized and functional system for their patients.

Sadly there is no way to leave negative stars, so this one star will have to do. After enduring…read morenumerous insults and injuries at this practice, the appointment on the 24th of January 2022 was the last straw. This practice's ONLY saving grace was Dr. Boggs, and sadly she is gone. The "services" rendered by Dr. Lauren Painter on the above date left me feeling dejected, dismissed, and violated. I use the term "services" in the loosest of means. On this day, my scheduled appointment was at 2:00 PM. I signed in on time, waited in the waiting room for approximately 10 mins, was triaged quickly, and sent to a private exam room, where I waited for about another 5 mins. When Dr. Painter arrived, she asked what was going on. I cried as I explained to her why I was being seen, even attempting to show her pictures as she prepared her equipment for the exam. Afterward, she said, ok, "well, let's go ahead and take a look." Dr. Painter inserted the speculum into my vagina without informing me of what she was doing, and just as quickly, she pulled it out. She then (presumably because I was not walked through the exam) placed lubricant on her fingers and said, "You're going to feel a little cold," and inserted her fingers into my vagina and began pressing on my abdomen as I winched and cried. This goes beyond poor bedside manner but demonstrates a lack of trauma-informed care and empathy. As a therapist, I understand that we cannot possibly prepare for all of our client's trauma, but trauma-informed care requires that we assume all the clients we see have endured some form of trauma, acknowledge the impact of trauma in their lives, and actively work to avoid retraumatizing the client. That was not the case in this meeting. There was no empathy, no acknowledgment of my pain, and no actual medical knowledge provided on the matter. I received a second opinion and learned from another physician that what Dr. Painter diagnosed as a " long cervix" is actually complete uterine prolapse which requires surgical intervention. After 23 years of gynecological treatment, I was NEVER told I had a "long cervix." The only explanation Dr. Painter could offer was, "This could be because of several reasons." I sobbed and left in pain with NO answers. When I arrived at my car at 2:22 PM, I became enraged, realizing that what felt like an eternity was less than 8 minutes. No time or care was given to my issue. I sat for 30 minutes feeling violated; that is when I called the clinical director of the practice, leaving her a voicemail detailing the situation. What blows my mind is that after expressing how I was treated, I was billed for medical services not received. What exactly am I paying for when no medical service was rendered? I came for help and left feeling violated. This sadly is not the first time a physician has dismissed me at this practice, but it will CERTAINLY be the last.

I write this review with a heavy heart but the demise in the standard of care here cannot be…read moreignored. The negligence I experienced today is something no expectant mother should have to endure as an established patient with a "trusted" practice. I am 23 weeks pregnant with my third child. After having storage and constant pain in my left rib area for three days, I awoke this morning to a blistering, burning, painful rash that was spreading across my stomach. I called the on call nurse around 7 am who said I absolutely needed to be seen today to be evaluated but she couldn't make the appointment. She directed me to call back when they opened but she would make a recommendation in the chart that I needed to be seen. Okay, fine. I called at 8:30 when they opened and was told I would need to leave another message with an OB nurse bc they had only one doctor today "post-call" and the OB nurse would need to decide if the situation was truly urgent and worth being seen. An hour later that nurse called back to say "I can't diagnose you over the phone but it sounds like shingles and we advise you to follow up with your primary care provider." I expressed my concern since at 23 weeks pregnant most PC's won't touch you for hardly anything and will refer you back to the OB (third kid experience). Also with the current omicron surge wouldn't they be underwater? And it's a holiday week? Would I be in danger not being seen? I was told she would pass it up to Dr. Goode but to pursue a PC doctor. On a holiday week. More than halfway pregnant. With possible shingles. And in need of treatment. It struck me they also never even asked me to send a photo of the rash via the portal to attempt to lay eyes on the medical issue. I called my PC, who is an internal medicine practice also through Prisma, and they made an appointment for this afternoon. Only to call me back a few hours later to say they can't see me because I'm pregnant and I needed to see my OB. No joke. I tried. Several times. By 1:45 pm I get another call saying they can't see me until Monday but the doctor would call me in a script. Again without ever laying eyes on me, my rash, or my unborn child. By that late hour, I had already gotten a family doctor, a dermatologist (!!), to look at pictures and diagnose it as shingles, called in a prescription (apparently time is of the essence with shingles) and I had already taken my first dose. I also had already called a new OB practice to establish care - and even as a new patient they gave me urgent care options for this week and scheduled me an appointment for my upcoming glucose test early next week. Now I recognize my immense privilege to have connections to a new OB practice and also a dermatologist to treat me ASAP. I am no more important than the next mother. Without these connections I would have been left with a doc in the box or an ER in the Omicron surge needing shingles anti viral medication. Also ironic that the stress and burden of care was placed back on me, the pregnant mother, for a condition apparently brought on by stress. This was once a thriving practice before the buy out. They have hemorrhaged doctors since then, including patient-favorite Dr. Boggs who delivered my son last year. Dr. Goode was also excellent to me in the hospital and preformed his circumcision perfectly. While I think their overall front desk and lab staff are less than friendly and professional, the OB nurses were always friendly once you were finally in the office, and all of the doctors I met provided great treatment last year with our first pandemic baby. I blame the machine of this buyout. It is sad that good doctors and nurses are being left with a practice in shambles. Everyone I knew that went there has since left in a hurry. They are going to get sued at this current rate - and they are going to deserve it.

I was calling this office as I am in need of a second opinion. I spoke to the scheduling nurse and…read moreexplained my situation. She was pretty nice and caring. I was disappointed to get a call back that Dr Johnson declined seeing me and suggested I return to the previous provider. It's scary for a woman to suggest to another woman to return to a provider that was mean, cold, condescending and rude (a matter that was escalated to upper management at that office). It's so hard navigating the health system when you're unheard and unseen. I share in the sentiment that women's needs seem to be on the back burner. It's hard to trust in the medical profession when you can't even get a second opinion.

I want to make it clear that I am leaving a review about the staff and not the doctors…read more I have been shocked at the customer service at Lexington Women's Care Sandhills. I've heard such great things which is why I wanted to make an appointment in the first place. I'm 14 weeks and have yet to have seen a doctor. Both appointments that have been made have been cancelled by them, the first one within one day of having the appointment. The worst part to me isn't even the cancellations but that you would think that an OBGYN, knowing that many of their clients are probably nervous, hormonal, first-time moms, would be extra compassionate, patient and thorough, explaining the process which is so new. My first contact with their office, being their office assistants, has been anything but that. I've had absolutely no contact with a doctor and what's sad is that I don't think I'll even go here based on their front desk worker, Elma. Hoping it's different tomorrow when I call and that they'll make up for it!

I have been seeing Dr. Oliver at Summerville Women's Medical Group for 13 years now. I even moved…read moreto Charleston, SC 12 years ago, and I still go to Augusta for my annual visit. From our first meeting to every time I see him, Dr. Oliver has made me super comfortable and he never rushes me while we are in the room. *Super important in an OB office* His nurse, who accompanies him during the exam is also extremely kind and there is never an awkward moment. I never hesitate to ask him any questions, or talk to him about anything. And when I don't have anything to ask, he makes sure that there are no concerns. Over the years I have had a few complications that Dr. Oliver has taken very seriously and we worked towards solving them as quickly as possible. And he never gives up! If the first option isn't working, he's always ready with the next plan. Between him and his staff, I wouldn't trust my health to anybody else. If you are looking for the top notch OB in Augusta, this is definitely your place!

The doctors here are caring, inquisitive, persistent and most of all they're good at their jobs…read more I'm a patient of Tonya Sanchez, PA. She not only cares about the obvious, she also cares about my overall health. With good faith in her performance and the performance of the other doctors and staff here, I would recommend this place to everyone.