Always great experience when I get my hair done. Will continue to keep going for my hair lights. Does a great job with contrast and brightness. read more

Never, go to this doctor. I had a devastating miscarriage and went to this office. The staff is poorly trained. I scheduled my appointment I asked what do they need. I brought all the documentation. Their office kept calling and asking the same question, which I answered. Nobody wants to answer the same question about a devastating loss. Their staff should be able to make notes in your file so they have your history. They turned me away, I will go to a real obgyn who treats their patients with respect. read more

I'm a little surprised by the bad reviews here for Dr. Odom. Okay, I do agree that her front office staff used to be rude, but now that she has changed locations to Longwood, her front office staff is new, and and they are very pleasant and helpful. Dr. Odom herself is no-nonsense, knowledgeable and empathetic-- the very things you want from a doctor. I would definitely recommend her to anyone. read more

This doctor was highly recommended by one of my nurse practitioners at my job. I'm expecting twins and wanted to transfer to this office, plus it's a lot closer to me than myself current OBGYN. After waiting days for a reply back, I get a call from a staff member named Érica stating that Dr. Odom stated she can't take me as a patient because apparently my records stated I wanted to be transferred to a high risk on 89 Copland. Which is FALSE information. I advised them that was not true and that my high risk office was at a different location and that I was happy with them. The nurse stated that Dr. Odom made her decision based on that and decided not to take me as a patient. I asked her to have Dr. Odom call me and she said Dr.Odom does not call patients. I informed her the information was incorrect, but they did not seem to care. The fact that this office didn't give a valid reason as to why I cannot be transferred is very unprofessional. I would not recommend this office, especially if the doctor herself can't take the time to advise why she denied to see a patient. Imagine what it will be like if you actually became a patient here. Very disappointed with Dr.Odoms practice, considering they were recommended. After reading reviews on this doctor, I'm kind of happy it did not work out to be a patient. Safe! Seek the right OBGYN, this is our right as a woman expecting. read more

Dr Odom is great but i can not say the same for her staff. They are there for a pay check that is it. Very unprofessional and dont care about there patients. Will not go back or refer family or friends. Dr odom please check into your staff as they are the face of your Office :-(. read more

Dr. Odom has absolutely no patient manners. She runs tests just for the money. She has no compassion for her patients and sends very little time with them. I went to Dr. Odom when I found out I was pregnant because I thought a woman would have a little more time and understanding, but boy was I wrong. My visits consisted of very little time with the doctor and not very knowledgable. I had hypertension with my first born and experienced the same issue with my daughter. She prescribed me a medication that was too strong of a dose and would make me light headed. I researched it and also asked some pharmacists that I worked with about it. They said that she should have started with a low dose and increased accordingly. I stopped taking it when it started causing blurry vision. I went back to her for my routine appointment and she said to take half of the tablet and see if that helped. She ordered my blood glucose test and I specifically asked if I had not eat or drink anything after midnight because I knew this was required with my first child. She said no that wasn't required. With my daughter I had really bad hertburn, so many times I would have to have a glass of milk to eliminate it, which I also did the night before my glucose test. I thought it should be fine, since clearly the doctor said it wasn't a fasting test. After the doctor received the labs results (a couple of weeks later), I was instructed that I had to go for a 4-hour blood glucose, where I got to repeat the first test every hour for 4 hours, because my sugar levels were showing too high. Having blood drawn always leaves bruises regardless of how gentle the technician is. My arms were dark purple and swollen after the tests. This time I made sure not to eat or drink ANYTHING! The tests came out fine and not at risk for gestational diabetes. Since I was diagnosed with hypertension, I was told that I had to come in weekly for a stress test, I got hooked up to a machine where they tested the baby's movement and activity. This started at week 25 once a week and at 30 weeks it was required twice weekly. I told her that my insurance wouldn't cover all of the tests, but she wasn't concerned with what I could afford. Every week the test showed normal movement and I was growing at a healthy rate, but she still refused to stop the twice weekly tests. I started having contractions 2 weeks early and I went to see her. She told me that my daughter wasn't going to grow much more than where she was at and she recommended going to the hospital and having labor induced 2 weeks earlier than my due date. I asked her if it was safe and she said that it was. So I packed up my bags and did all my last minute errands, picked up my son from child care, called my husband and told him we were on our way to the hospital. He was surprised since it was early and I assured him that the doctor said this was what she recommened, that it was safe, and the baby wasn't going to be growing much more. Her behavior in the delivery room is what finally caused me to write the review. I told the nurse that I felt pressure and the baby was coming. She went and found the doctor. The doctor came in and was yelling at the nurses about the set up of the equipment tray and the order of the tools, all the while I am in pain and ready to push. This took a good 10 minutes. I was extremely mad at this. It couldn't have waited until after my baby was born. My daughter was born at 12:10 am on June 26th, weighing in at 5 lbs 4 oz and 18 inches long. She was tiny, but otherwise healthy...(Thank goodness!) She was jaundice and her levels were increasing and I mentioned it to the attending doctor because now that my baby was born I didn't see my doctor until it was discharge day. They said it was normal and as long as she was urinating and having bowel movements there was no concern. The day of discharge her levels were so high that they had to run multiple bilrubin tests and she was discharged with a level that was just shy of having to be kept. Yet, she continued to day it was normal for babies that were born early and that we would monitor it. The whole first week of my baby's life I spent in and out of the lab and pediatrician. The levels finally reached a point that we had to rent an Ultraviolet machine, the same one that they could have used at the hospital had it been requested by the doctor. She had to spent multiple hours under the light for 2 days, then go back to the lab for yet more blood tests. Finally, the number leveled out and was cleared of her jaundice. The first 10-12 days were spent sleepless for me over worry for my child. I would not recommend this doctor to anyone if they are seeking a knowledgeable, professional and responsible doctor. Looking back now, there were many times I should have seeked out another OB/GYN and didn't. Now all I can do is give other's my experience and hope that they can gain something that I didn't. read more

Dr. Odom is the best OBGYN I have had. I went to see her for the birth of my second child after having a traumatic experience with my first OB with my other child. She heard my concerns and helped me make the best decision possible for me and my newborn. She was always kind and informative and playful with my 2 year old son. I will never see any other OB. read more

Dr Odom, did a routine Pap smear test and ordered a breast exam check. During the exam I mentioned a few discomfort things going on and she said she could prescribe something to help but didn't follow thru. Ordered my sonogram breast but I didn't want to do a mammogram with my implants. At time of sonogram they told me I had to have a mammogram and I refused! I only wanted a sonogram. They send you to a sonogram after mammograms usually! They pestered me to get a mammogram even through my sonogram was good! Dooms office staff and nurse called me and was creative in demanding ways for me to get a mammogram! I refused! It has been 5 months and I have called repeatedly and wrote thru the phone app contact to ask for my pap results. I never got any info sent to my house and never heard back from them, even after I repeated ask for Dorothy doom to call me directly and many times. She never did! Reason I wanted to talk to doctor was her staff was insisting I see a specialist but couldn't tell me for what??? To this day I have heard nothing??? I will collect my medical records and seek another GYN. I suggest anyone else looking for a GYN please do not go to Dorothy Odom!!!! No good, very upset I am to have paid all this money and got no information???? read more

Dr. Odom has always been nice, but I need to comment on her staff who do not care about you or your problems. Dr. Odom reassured me that my treatment request would be completed by the end of the year, but 2 weeks after my appointment the benefits coordinator still has not done her job and now the Dr will be out for the rest of the year for the holidays. After a 3-way conference call with my insurance that I initiated, she's still waiting for them to call her back when they specifically told her they couldn't make out-of-state calls! Unbelievable! Her apathy is costing me over $500 out-of-pocket expenses when insurance told her it would be covered 100% as long as it was before 12/31/16. This is the first time I've needed anything outside the normal exam and I can't believe the run around! I will be looking elsewhere since the staff does not care about their patients! read more