Dr. Greene is an extremely thorough and caring doctor. She takes the time to listen to your…read moreconcerns and I am convinced that she has my health and well being in mind. I highly recommend her to all my girlfriends.

From the owner: Your health and well-being are key to meeting the daily demands of your life and future goals. At…read moreTriad Women's Health and Wellness Center in High Point, NC, you'll receive personal attention and custom care plans from a compassionate team that is dedicated to improving the way you feel. Led by experienced physician Dr. Eleanor Greene, this women's health center offers accurate diagnoses, straightforward answers, and comprehensive services. Driven by a commitment to personalized women's health services, Dr. Greene and her staff will design a unique treatment plan that targets your specific conditions and symptoms. From routine gynecological exams to birth control, patients can put their faith in this practice's trusted care options. They work hard to cultivate an inviting atmosphere, where you can talk openly about topics regarding infertility, female cancer screenings, and menopause. Put your health first with help from Dr. Eleanor Greene at Triad Women's Health and Wellness Center. Call her office today at (336) 841-6574 to schedule an appointment.

Dr Moody is a kind and caring physician. I will never have a mammogram there again if Ashley is the…read moretecnichan. She was rough and didn't take the time to do it correctly so that I wasn't in excruciating pain I've had many mammos at my age and this was the WORST. Hopefully they will do something about this The other staff was great!

I wanted to shoutout Dr. Mody and her team. I had an IUD put in and I struggle with stress/anxiety…read more I was terrified walking into the appointment, but Dr. Mody and her team were absolutely amazing. They walked me through each step of the process and were so patient with me. Dr. Mody is a rockstar at this procedure and I will recommend anyone and everyone to come see her.

So with a switch in insurance tends to come a change in doctors, so I changed all my doctors over…read moreto Eagle physicians. I needed to have my annual and when I called I was able to get an appointment really quickly. I was concerned this would be a problem as a lot of people were changing insurance this year. My initial interaction was with Tammy when I called to schedule and let me say she had the friendliest voice, sometimes you dread calling a doctors office and this time I did not. My second interaction was the front desk staff, genuinely very nice women who looked like they enjoyed their jobs. The lobby area was comfortable and warm(in 30 degree weather i appreciated that) next I met with Andrea my medical assistant i believe was her role and chefs kiss she was fantastic great personality, patient skills on point and just a friendly individual to talk to. Lastly was my new obgyn Dr. Simone Autry-Lott. First off it was really nice to have a woman of color be my doctor as I haven't had this often, most of my doctors have been white males which isn't a problem, but it's nice to have someone who understands you and your culture and your body. A male can understand it from a medical perspective but not from an experience perspective. She was fantastic, professional but also felt like i was talking to a friend. Very happy here

Doctors don't take symptoms seriously. After seeing multiple providers at this office, I was…read morefinally referred out to a specialist who immediately provided a BIG diagnosis that I had been complaining about for years. 0/10, do not recommend. Find another gynecologist.

The providers I have seen have been okay, but the receptionist is the worst. Every time I go there…read moreshe sounds like it's an inconvenience for us to interrupt her day by checking us in and out. I don't understand if you don't like your job quit or leave. You work in the healthcare field with patients for crying out loud. Even on the phone she is disrespectful and doesn't actually try to help you.

I'm sorry to say, but the receptionist at the Clayton location is causing this company business…read more The first impression comes from the person you speak to on the phone. she sounds very uninterested in assisting anyone and should probably not be answering the phone. I received a call from someone at this location (after putting in an inquiry online) requesting that I give them a call back. The receptionist answers the phone and I'm immediately put on hold, I understand being busy so that did not bother me, however, when she returns her demeanor is apathetic. she could care less what I needed and proceeds to tell me I can't make an appointment even though they are scheduled out until sometime in May (this would be for my first pregnancy first appointment which is scheduled at 8 weeks and that would make it 8weeks). as I'm speaking, she interrupts me to put me back on hold for now a third time. very unprofessional interaction that has made me decide to be serviced elsewhere.

I had such a great experience here that I cried on my way out because I felt HEARD and cared about…read more Shannon is such a kind and informed provider. She listened to all of my issues, asked good questions about it all, and then explained to me in amazing detail her thoughts on it all. She offered me treatment options but did not pressure me into anything. She not only gave me peace of mind on my symptoms and experiences but she also explained the why of all of the symptoms. She spent over 30 minutes in the room with me, longer than any doctor ever has. She was so caring and she was so sweet. I cannot thank her enough for the amazing care she provided me with. I will come back here for all my needs and recommend this office to anyone and everyone.

The staff is very professional and knowledgeable. The wait was short and we actually got in on the…read moreappointment time. Very rare for Novant! Kudos for their time management! My wife's questions were answered promptly and to her satisfaction. Emily Anderson took excellent career of her.

Dr. Smith listened to my concerns and totally understood them. After the exam, in a very calming…read moremanner, she explained what the next steps were going to be. She was very reassuring, but explained to me we won't have the "final" answer until the results come back. She explained someone from her office would make the necessary calls so I go onto my next step. I have a great deal of faith in Dr. Smith and I feel very comfortable with her. The staff is ALWAYS friendly and extremely professional. I highly recommend Dr. Smith and her office.

I am barely 8 weeks pregnant and my ovulation was very delayed this last cycle and they refused to…read moreadd me on as a patient. I think this is absolutely ridiculous and this makes me feel so disappointed in this office. To turn an expectant mother away because she didn't find out about her pregnancy until she was almost eights weeks along does not seem fair.

Fantastic experience! I came from Hawthorne obgyn because the constant wait time I experienced…read moremultiple years at Hawthorne (over thirty minutes to be called back to a room). After mentioning the issue to Hawthorne the women at the front desk were rude and insensitive! However, at lyndhurst the doctor was kind, thoughtful and personable (Katie Henderson). The nurse was also fantastic (Ashley)! The appointment was quick while also being very thorough. I was called back less than 5 minutes after I checked in.

I'm going to start out by saying I will come back and update this review if things are different on…read moremy next visit. I have been a patient of Dr. Goodrich's for almost 20 years. I started seeing her back when the practice was over on Lyndhurst Avenue. I went in for my annual exam in October 2025. My appointment was for 8:45. I got to the office in plenty of time. The little sheet they hand you to give to the nurse said it was printed at 8:32. I sat right next to the door where they call you back to the suite. I waited, and watched as women who came in after me got called back. I got curious to see how long it would take them to call me back, so I did not approach the front desk, though they could see me sitting there. Every time a nurse came out and called someone else back, I would sigh loudly and look at my watch. I was finally called back at 9:30. I asked the nurse if they were busy and she just kind of mumbled a reply. We did my vitals and I was shown to the exam room. I undressed and sat on the edge of the exam table, waiting. At 9:48, the doctor knocked and came in. That is a full 63 minutes after my scheduled appointment time. The entire time I was waiting, I was hoping I would get a patient satisfaction survey after my visit. As luck would have it, I got one the next day. I laid in to them. I told them about my wait, and all of the women that arrived after me that were called back first. I told them the only reason I continue to come to the practice is that Dr. Goodrich is able to give me an exam without it hurting. Radiation treatments for rectal cancer have caused issues for me. I received a phone call from the practice manager, who seemed appalled by my experience, the next day. We spoke for probably close to half an hour. I suggested some things they could do, as I am sure I am not the first woman to experience that. For example, putting signs up saying to let the front desk know if it is 15 minutes past your appointment time and you have not been called back. We'll see if any of my suggestions were taken when I go back later this year for my annual visit. Another reason I am giving a lower rating is the fact that they seem to go all out in October for breast cancer awareness, but do nothing in September for GYN cancer awareness. I even asked the nurse who did my vitals if the place was awash in teal in September, the way it was awash in pink in October. She told me that some people wear teal shirts. The little bulletin boards in the exam rooms that you look at as you are waiting for the doctor to come in always have information about breast cancer, but never have information about GYN cancer. I pointed this out during my phone call with the practice manager. I said having a sign with the symptoms of GYN cancer on it, might just get a woman to mention to her doctor that she has been experiencing some. GYN cancers are notoriously caught in later stages, because women put off their symptoms to other things, like period cramps or GI upset. Don't get me wrong here, my mom was a two time breast cancer survivor. I do not begrudge the breast cancer awareness. I happen to be an ovarian cancer survivor, so I am more attuned to that. The practice manager said they were thinking of going digital with their bulletin boards. She said that she would suggest they add information about GYN cancers to it. Again, I will update this review if I see improvements the next time I go.