After years of searching for a gyno that I liked, I recent ly found Dr. Park. She's wonderful!…read moreWithin weeks of my first visit, she has addressed all of my concerns and issues and offered me real solutions that have been helpful. She's warm and friendly and actually hears you. Would definitely recommend her to friends and family.

This review is for Lifestages Centers for Women in Springboro (Google lists it, but Yelp doesn't)…read more When I got to the office, the waiting room was empty. The receptionist took me back instantly where I filled out only two pieces of paper! She then sent me back to the waiting room and a nurse came to get me within just a minute or so. The nurse got my history quickly (mostly because it was all within MyChart). Dr Shrestha then came in a couple minutes later to talk with me while I was still dressed. This was so nice! She then left and I was able to get into a cotton gown that made me feel covered instead of one of those large paper towels some other offices use. Everyone was friendly and professional. I felt at ease instantly, and my time and dignity were valued. I've already recommended this practice to others. Thanks for such a great experience!

I received prenatal care from Leesa Kaufman for only two of my first monthly visits & immediately…read moredid a transfer of care. Initially, I just had an odd feeling about the place and this was not where I wanted to receive the remainder of my care. Oddly, my husband & I received a bill in the mail from CompuNet (the lab where Lifestages sends all of their labs to be analyzed; urines, bloodwork, etc.) The bill outlined two very specific drug tests that were performed on my urine. This test was ordered by Leesa Kaufman. The two drug tests accumulated to $260.00. They did not notify me of these tests nor did I consent to them being done. The law states that any drug testing done during prenatal care must have consent of the patient.These tests are normally not covered by most insurance plans. After much back and forth with the Lifestage's office billing department, Leesa Kaufaman's nurse, & CompuNet, we still have no answers. The person who works in billing told me that Leesa has these urine's done on all of her patients and she does discuss it and asks for consent. This was neither discussed nor did she receive my consent. It's very unethical to take advantage of patients at such a delicate time. During my transfer of care to a new OBGYN, I learned that this is not a common practice & that their are certain laws that protect you against this kind of situation. What was done was completely illegal. I will be advising other pregnant women of this physician's general practice through multiple community oriented social media networks.