After I found out I was expecting, I had a couple of Co-workers who insisted that I use Dr. Garant…read more After meeting her for the very first time I knew that I was in great hands! She's fun, easy going, caring and very diligent. She always puts her patients first! I trusted her with my pregnancy 100% and never ever felt the need for a second opinion. Not to mention her nurse Robin is the best! Together they are phenomenal! My due date wasn't until Feb.17th but because she had to go out of the country and wouldn't be back until after my due date, she arranged for me to be induced the day before she left. During my labor she checked on my frequently and after my daughter was born she gave me and all of my family hugs and congratulated us! She left for Brazil the very next day, so throughout my hospital stay I was under the care of Dr. Zivney, who was also very wonderful and attentive. The thing I love most about this Dr's office, is that each Dr. covers for one another if the other one is out. It's my experience that they all give excellent care, so you're in great hands no matter who you see! The staff is helpful and courteous, and the office is always very clean! It's in a great location and right next door to the hospital which is very convenient!

I've been going to Dr. Randy Smith for over 16 years and he is awesome and so are all the nurses…read moreand staff! Everyone is very friendly and super helpful. Dr. Smith really cares about his patients and their comfort and well-being!

Horrible they misdiagnosed me or should I say just didn't tell me. They are careless you will wait…read moreweeks if you have problems and they will never call you back. I have gotten better service at at free clinics.

I was misdiagnosed by Janelle Perrone. She missed cancer. I know of other women she has screwed up…read more If you value your health, stay away from the Women's Center in College Station Texas. It's a small town and women are afraid to speak up about her.

Good doctor, I've seen her twice since we've moved to Texas for my annual lady appointments. Very…read morenice and helpful. I was in today and she notices my eczema on my hand and was like I can prescribe you something for that. :)

Jamie is caring, patient, spends ample time with you & discusses all my concerns about…read moreperimenopause.

My experience with Dr South at BVWC was in 2018, but I want to make sure every single young woman…read moreknows what they're getting into by coming here, hence the repost. It was one of the most traumatizing medical experiences of my life that has caused immense anxiety and PTSD. 2018: I am absolutely overwhelmed and exhausted from how I've been treated the past several months from the staff at BVWC. When I walk in, I feel like it's a factory pumping out babies. I'm not sure why these women bring their husband, cousins, siblings, and eight children to their pap smear appointments, but it's absolutely uncomfortable for other women who are just trying to have a simple doctor's appointment. The waiting office is a playground for unsupervised children running around and screaming at the top of their lungs. Like most adult doctor offices, I suggest that BVWC implements a policy (and enforces it) where unattended children are not allowed and they're only allowed to bring so many guests with them. Your great grandparents do not need to go to your ultrasound, ladies! Respect other women's privacy, and BVWC should strongly enforce that!!! I will admit that they made my Nexplanon implantation a positive and smooth experience compared to my previous gyno office, and the nurse practitioner was absolutely amazing. Later, I was having painful and long-lasting reactions to the Nexplanon and I wanted to speak to a doctor face to face about it, but the office staff would constantly pressure me into settling with just talking to a nurse. Doing so ended up getting me prescribed on pills that only made me sick. My regular doctor took me off of those pills and actually explained why my reaction was happening and it sounds like it was just negligence on BCWC nurse's part. Next, I had an appointment Tuesday where I was told that I would have results by Friday at the latest. Instead of reaching out to their patients as a professional office staff should and inform them of a delay in results, I had to call them about my test results myself. I find it unprofessional that the doctor gave me false information about testing, and that I have to beg for my own results, but I digress. I was told by the nurse trying to find my test results that the lab will definitely have results by the Saturday. Now Monday at 3:30 pm l called multiple times trying to figure out the test results. Nurse Melissa copped a major attitude with me on the phone when I was trying to explain the necessity of knowing the results. I'm extremely disappointed in how this office has made me feel neglected and ignored. I can't believe I have to demand test results by threatening to report to the medical board. Absolutely ridiculous, sickening, and repulsive. The last straw and the worst part was after I posted this initial review, Dr. South called me personally told me that my "review is not correct" and was extremely rude and unprofessional towards me from the very start of the phone call. I think grabbing my cell phone number from my medical file and aggressively confronting (or rather, harassing) me, a patient who has had a negative experience in your office, about their review is inappropriate, traumatizing, not ethical, and severely dangerous. Dr. South also claimed that I'm taking my problems out on them, but I'm not sure how lack of communication of your office's part is my fault, but it's interesting that a medical professional would not take blame for her office's misbehavior. I'm assuming Dr. South did not take a minute to realize that everything I was told about my test was from HER and HER nurses. It's not my fault that your nurse told me the wrong information. After pointing out Dr. South's rude tone, aggressive behavior, etc. on the phone, she did agree to try to help me as best she could, but a patient shouldn't have to beg a medical professional for help. What she did by harassing me over my review was the farthest from professionalism, and I, a grown adult, had to stand up against her as if she was a middle school bully. I was never the enemy; I was a concerned and frustrated patient that was thrown to the side.

The dreaded yearly visit to the gynecologist.... Was not so bad after all. Dr Johnson is so nice,…read morevery personable as well as professional. Great bedside manner. Her office staff and nurse were all very welcoming. The ambiance in the office is very peaceful and calming.

I can only say good things about doc smith. I have been a patient with him for about 5years. He was…read morerecommended to me by a friend. Very knowledgeable. He delivered my first child. After delivery he checked up on me and the baby on a regular basis. We felt well taken care of. He listened and it seemed that he really cares about his patients. Unfortunately, we moved away from College Station and I am very sad to lose him as my ob/gyn. I have yet to find a good ob/gyn in Houston.

I saw Dr. Smith in 2009-10 for prenatal care. The office is very nice and the staff is amazing. I…read moreforgot his RNs name but I remember her being very nice and sweet. Dr. Smith has been in practice for a while and got his name from a co worker. He is so knowledgeable and professional. When my husband and I went in for our first appointment he took us into his office and explained what would be happening in the next few months and took the time to answer any questions. I never had to wait long to see him and I loved that on the ceiling above his exam tables was a picture of George Strait! If I was ever worried about anything they let me come in and saw me immediately. There were a few times Dr. Smith called me personally after hours to tell me lab results or just to see if I had any questions. The whole office is very caring and I had an amazing experience there. I wish we lived closer so he could have delivered baby number 2!

They don't accept new patients, but I squeezed by because my brother had gone there once before…read more I'm a student and they scheduled an appointment so far out that I didn't realize it fell on spring break, missed the appointment because I was at home. Called back apologizing for my mistake but they have a "in house policy" that if you miss an appointment they remove you from their office. What kind of service does this? I felt VERY welcomed and appreciated

Please, please, PLEASE consider Dr. Bacak as your primary care provider. Although the website…read morepreaches an entirely religious approach, I never felt threatened as an agnostic atheist. I would give his other doctors a lower rating but once I saw Bacak I was floored. He has recommended psychiatrists and counselors for me in the BCS area that are LGBT+ friendly (this must stem from his adoption of many different children transitioning through adolescence). Also, when I saw him with a sinus infection, he was quick enough to diagnose me accurately within 15 minutes. I cannot recommend this man enough! The nurses are friendly and youthful as well.

Pathetic care. Doesn't even return phone calls or emails and it's been one week for two ppl in my…read morehouse.

I'm new to the area & have new insurance. I chose Dr. Pierce based on location & the fact that…read moreshe's accepting new patients. I lucked out with not only a great doctor, but also a fantastic office staff. I made my initial appointment just to meet the doctor so I would already be an established patient if & when I needed one. I didn't have to wait very long & I really liked everyone I dealt with, from the front office staff, to the nurse, & also the doctor. I was advised to get my flu shot (which I did) & the doctor also recommended that I get a mammogram. Dr. Pierce went through my medications with me & she let me know that one of them isn't safe. I've since read about it & I'm grateful for her advice. I scheduled a mammogram for the next week & it was nothing. Unfortunately, they found something that required another scan & an ultrasound. I worried myself sick over it & actually got sick. The day of my 2nd scan I also got an appointment with Dr. Pierce because I had fever & a horrible cough. Thankfully, everything turned out okay with the mammogram & ultrasound. When I went to see Dr Pierce afterwards she told me I could have called & spoken with her instead of worrying myself into an actual illness. It had never even crossed my mind. It's so refreshing to have a doctor who cares & is approachable! I gambled on picking a primary care physician & I definitely won!