Feedback I went to…read moreCarolina OBGYN in Rock Hill on 8/30 as a transfer patient. Right away I was met with a warm, friendly staff. This is my first baby so I was hoping to establish care and make a connection with Dr Hubbard but the connection wasn't there. I know I'm 39 and supposedly high risk but being told I'm old multiple times was unwarranted and unnecessary this is an exciting time for me and I know how old I am. This just isn't how you talk to people. Plus it's not like I'm 70. Have some compassion. Also, I had taken extra time and effort to make sure my records were sent weeks before hand (240 pages). They were sent several different ways from my previous provider, fax, and email and still there was confusion about what tests I already had?! I was told I needed an STD panel and a Pap smear. The latest full STD panel was done on July 5 just a month earlier this can be seen in the first few pages of my file! My Pap smears have been normal and the last one was done 2020, with the next scheduled in 2023, also clearly noted in my medical records I sent over! I was under the impression it was every three years now with a normal Pap?! Perhaps this could have been better explained?! It seemed unnecessary for me to repeat these again, no other provider believed it was necessary given they have been normal. Also, urine sample didn't seem necessary to determine if I'm pregnant since It's pretty obvious I'm not hiding a pillow in my undergarments. Its frustrating because It's very clear even if one were to glance at the first few pages of my medical history which I did take the time to send and not have a clinical background to see the necessary information needed. More so, assumptions were made about me needing to be referred to the Diabetic Center prematurely w/ the declaration that this wasn't gestational diabetes but rather pre diabetes. This is a big conclusion to jump to without Dr Hubbard even taking the time to review any of my records, if he had he might have seen that my A1c levels prior to pregnancy, were all below 5.7, in addition everything I've been tracking over the last few weeks indicate my blood glucose well within range so something I'm doing must be working, right? Also, My records indicate that I had seen a diabetes specialist and was tracking blood glucose to determine trend. My trend over the last few weeks of tracking were actually really good as I had made the suggested tweaks in my diet. When such a big declaration is made without the facts is where I lost credibility for Dr Hubbard. This is someone who is quick to diagnose without asking questions and reviewing the medical records I struggled so much to send to make sure whoever saw me was in the know. Dr Hubbard would do better going off of the provided data and facts only from there can such strong declarations be made. Finally, there were inconsistencies with the final recommendation. After being referred to the diabetes center, I get a call after my visit saying my blood sugar log looked great and it wouldn't be necessary for me to go to the diabetes center to which I said that seemed logical, followed by a call a few days later saying it was necessary for me to go. So which is it? These inconsistencies create confusion for me, the patient. I'm addition, I have a fibroid which Dr Hubbard declared was going to cause pain and what not again I am all for receiving tough information but he said this without knowing the size nor location if he had taken the time to review my medical records he would see the previous doctors had written up that it was definitely something to watch out for but was located in a place that wasn't going to harm my baby and was quite small in size, also if he had felt my abdomen he would see there was no pain why bother making any predictions? He had even asked me what size it was and where it was located. These details were all detailed in my medical records!!!!! With such a disappointing and frustrating visit, I have since arranged for treatment elsewhere where I can get truthful honest care based on facts and data with a doctor who doesn't mind thoroughly reviewing my medical records and knows how to be compassionate all in one. Dr A at Novant Rankin has been simply fantastic and I would highly recommend her if you want to experience a happy healthy positive pregnancy. Steer clear of Piedmont Physicians. Ps- EPIC makes it so easy to share records with other facilities since several are on the same system. Was no trouble sharing with Novant and they actually review all the charts before making such bold unfounded statements. Piedmont Physicians would do well to study Novant Health and Virginia Mason and Thedacare to learn about what they are doing so well to improve patient care by making it patient centered.

Love this OB! All doctors are very nice and patient especially being a first time momread more

If you are a woman of color, please do not go to Dr.Sal. Her approach to throwing all kinds of…read moremedication in your face as well as making you feel like you are in danger and should go as far as even considering a hysterectomy is awful and unethical. Turns out my friend, also a woman of color, had the SAME EXACT experience with Dr.Sal. We were both misdiagnosed and almost agreed to getting irreversible things done had we not been smart to first get 2nd opinions. Please please be careful with this doctor. She seems "kind and sweet" but there seems to be other intentions behind this demeanor that she shows.

The lack of hiring for Black candidates even when they are qualified raises important questions…read moreabout fairness in the job market. Many companies claim to value diversity but their actions often tell a different story. When qualified individuals go through multiple interviews and still do not receive job offers it suggests that other factors are at play. Often these factors include personal connections or biases within the hiring process. It is crucial for companies to examine their practices to ensure that all candidates have an equal chance based on their skills and qualifications not on relationships or favoritism.

I can't begin to express how thankful I am for everyone who works here. Between the ladies at the…read morefront desk and the doctors and nurses at this practice, they have all been amazing. If you're looking for a OBGYN I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Danner and/or Dr. Hauschka. Dr. Danner is my primary OBGYN who also delivered my first baby and Dr. Hauschka was my surgeon when I lost my second baby. The way Dr. Danner and Dr. Hauschka helped me though the loss of my daughter couldn't have been done any better. They went out of their way to help me and made sure I knew they cared. This practice truly feels like family to me and they take time to get to know you and actually know you, not just some random notes written on a piece of paper. If I could give them a million more stars I would.

rude girl on phone whoever it is. just asked a simple question and i was so polite about it…read more responded rudely. go to hail

Novant Health Providence OB/GYN Great experience…read moreAtmosphere was inviting , comforting and not clinical, and the Staff very friendly. Dr Hull informative, not rushing you can tell she cares. Pay in full get a discount!

I've been going here for years, first uptown then moved to steel creek location. My daughter now…read moregoes here and we will now not be back. Her doctor degraded her and she left hysterical crying. Horrible to make a 20 year old fell bad about themselves. And she has no right pushing any vaccine on my child. Horrible!

I've been seeing Dr. Bates for years now and she finally decided to release herself from a prior…read morecorporate healthcare company, and started a wellness center with her bestie Dr. Parson. My first time visit was truly remarkable. You can see the care, detail and time taken to not only design of the interior interface, but also cultivating a warm welcoming space. I encourage all ladies in the Charlotte area, to switch from your doctor, and start coming here! They offer, amazing customer service, a well stocked waiting areas with free drinks/snacks, with entertainment. Most importantly, it's streamline and everyone knows their role. It's a seamless, safe experience. The robes are also Pink! ^__^

If I could give 10 stars, I would. Dr. Parson has consistently guided me in the right direction…read moresince I was diagnosed with PCOS. She is incredibly knowledgeable, and takes the time to listen, answer questions, and make you feel supported. From the moment you start talking with her, you get the sense that she truly has your back. I've been on a long journey to feel more like myself, and she is the only doctor out of many who has taken the time to really hear me and help me find answers. Femelle is also a warm, welcoming space that has been thoughtfully designed to make patients feel comfortable. They have truly thought of everything.

This was my first visit at the fort mill office and the front desk receptionist very professional…read moreand friendly. The nurse was very knowledgeable and personable and so was the doctor. My appointment was at 3pm and I was on my way home by 3:30!

I have always had a good experience at Rock Hill OBGyn. Dr Drennan was very comforting before,…read moreduring, and after my c-section. He took time to explain things to me and to answer my questions. I did not see him much during the pregnancy, so was nervous to have a c-section by someone I didn't have much experience with -- i was pleasantly surprised. At my followup visits I have had little to no wait. I am very happy with RH OBGyn.

From the very first phone call, I finally felt seen, heard, and believed. For the first time,…read moresomeone validated what I had been experiencing and reassured me that living in pain is not normal and not something I should just have to accept. That alone meant more than I can put into words. Dr. Vilasagar and her entire team made me feel genuinely valued and cared for throughout this entire experience. Every person I interacted with took the time to listen, answer my questions, and make sure I felt comfortable and informed. No question was ever too small, and I never felt rushed or dismissed. You can tell that everyone in that office truly cares about their patients and is passionate about helping them get their lives back. During my surgery, I not only had endometriosis excised and underwent a hysterectomy, but adenomyosis was also confirmed. Finally having answers and knowing there were real reasons for the pain I had experienced was incredibly validating. I'm still recovering from surgery, so my journey isn't finished, but I can already tell that things are so much better. I'm looking forward to what life will look like without the pain that had become such a normal part of my everyday existence. One of the most unexpected impacts of this experience is how much it has made me want to advocate for others. Living with endometriosis can be incredibly isolating, and so many of us spend years searching for answers, being dismissed, or feeling like we just have to live with the pain. I want other women going through this to know that they deserve to be heard, believed, and given the same level of compassionate care that I received. I am beyond thankful that I found Dr. Vilasagar and her team. They didn't just provide excellent medical care; they gave me answers, validation, hope, and the feeling that I finally had people in my corner. I cannot thank them enough for the difference they've already made in my life.

I cannot say enough good things about my experience with Dr. Vilasagar and her team. Both Amber,…read morethe PA & Dr. Vilasagar are extremely empathetic and listen and answer questions effectively and with sensitivity. Dr. Vilasagar has the best bedside manner of any doctor of any type I have ever had (at 39 years old). Not only that, she was extremely thorough during pre-op, during operation, when she met with my husband to explain everything and show him the pictures (while I was in recovery), and during my post-op visit. I feel like she truly cared and was not in a rush to get to the next patient. On April 14th, 2026 I had full excision of Stage 4 bowel endometriosis, a hysterectomy and an appendectomy. I am about 11 1/2 weeks post my surgery and I feel amazing. Honestly I felt pretty amazing by day 15 (better than I did prior to surgery, that's for sure). I cannot explain how much my quality of life has improved. Prior to surgery I was bleeding 3 weeks per month. During my "period week", a full 7 days, It was unbearable. Between the heaviness of the bleeding and the pain from cramping, getting through the days was a challenge. I had pain whenever I ate during that week as well. It did not matter what I ate, healthy or not. All that I mentioned is completely gone. Before surgery, not just during my period week but 100% of the time, I would feel exhausted after I ate a meal, unless it was really small (under 200 calories). Not anymore!! I can eat a solid lunch or eat dinner without feeling like I need to lay down. My digestion in general has improved considerably. That was such a pleasant surprise! Honestly, it feels like a weight has been lifted. If you have endometriosis, I highly recommend you have Dr. Vilasagar remove it!

I cannot stress how helpful, friendly and awesome my experience has been with Charlotte OB so far…read more Every doctor, nurse, appointment coordinator, etc. has been amazing. Anytime I have an emergency question or concern, the nurse calls me back right away and offers an ear. It's been great thus far.

One of the best healthcare experiences I've had. Front desk staff were friendly, cma was lovely and…read moreDr. Jarvis was delightful. I had no wait time and was in and out in no time.