These wonderful ladies took excellent care of me and my baby! I highly recommend them and would return in a second. They were kind, attentive, and sensitive during each appointment. The front desk ladies remembered me and my husband's name every time we walked through the door Thank you, GPC! read more

I had my second visit to GA Perinatal. The first was pleasant and lovely - started on time, really friendly tech "on loan" from another hospital. I am writing this because of a specific experience I had with an ultrasound tech. I could tell she had an attitude from the time I came back. When she started taking my measurements, she was impatient to get the image and started pounding my belly with the stick to get the baby to move its hand so she could get an image of the face. She didn't tell me what she was doing and seemed keen not to talk in general. I have had other visits where the tech is patient, waiting for baby to move on its own, talking me through what he or she is trying to do. It was obvious this tech wanted to get it over with. (When I told her before we started that I might need to use the bathroom, she sighed, left the room, slammed the door -- I opened the door to the ultrasound room after to find her leaning against the wall scrolling her social media feeds.) But the most upsetting part was when she started measuring the stomach. "Mom's been eating a lot, hasn't she?" "Man this baby is well fed isn't it" "This baby's stomach is big... have you had your gestational diabetes test yet? Hmmmm...." I asked if I had reason to be concerned and she didn't answer. "I mean I don't know, baby's stomach is big." "Maybe eat less" I addressed the concern with Dr. Nathan when he came in the room, who reassured me we wouldn't know until the test, the baby is measuring big overall not just in the stomach, my husband and I are tall people, and even if I have GD, it is manageable. I don't know if he had a separate conversation with the tech about what was appropriate to share or not. He helped me get up and wished me well. The tech left the room without a goodbye, following the doctor out and shutting the door. I sat there with my belly covered in goo and the tears came unprompted. I looked up. I had told the tech we were not finding out the gender. I saw she and the doctor had left the screen up with the gender prominently displayed. It was a devastating visit overall and the most insensitive experience I have had in my pregnancy care to date. I called the front desk to explain, and they said I would not have that tech on any of my future visits. I don't know what pregnant women have within their power to control or not to control, but my fervent wish is the clinic will better manage the professionalism and care of its techs. There is simply no more vulnerable time or experience for a woman. read more

Being pregnant with my first child, I've learned you have absolutely no control over your body and you definitely should do what you can to have a healthy pregnancy but sometimes, the body does its own thing. My OB decided that I needed to have a consultation at this practice for precautionary measures and of course I was a little nervous because I just did not know what to expect but I figured better safe than sorry. A young lady from the office reached out to me just a few hours after my OB said she would refer me to the office, and just speaking with her over the phone put me at ease. She explained what the visit would entail, the cost, and where the office was located, as well as which doctor I would see. With my appointment scheduled, I decided to visit their website and printed the forms needed for new patients because hey, who wants to worry about paperwork while at a new office???? The office is located at Piedmont Hospital and my husband and I were able to park ($5 cost) in the North lot at the hospital, and take the elevator to the bridge for the hospital and looked for the signage that said "77 Building". We found the elevator and all the signage made it so easy to find the office. When we made it to the office, it was so quiet and calm. I definitely felt at ease and when I approached the window, a young lady greeted me with a very pleasant attitude and she let me know that someone would be out to take me back to see the doc shortly. We waited maybe 4 minutes, and the tech, Emily, took us back to a very large room for our ultrasound and dimmed the lights and explained what the visit would entail and also explained all the images of our baby we saw and was just extremely knowledgeable. Once she finished, Dr. Fogle entered the room and was just the absolute sweetest. She explained all the possibilities of what may happen throughout the remainder of my pregnancy and that she would be sure to follow up with my OB (I am glad to say I received a call the next day from my OB who stated that she indeed spoke with Dr. Fogle right after my visit). I really appreciated how kind she was and I did not feel like just another patient. A truly warm environment and while I must say I had an amazing visit, I truly hope to not come back butttt would definitely recommend the office for any expectant mom who needs perinatal care. read more

Honestly, I am incredibly disappointed by the care I received at Georgia Perinatal Consultants. My OB referred me here at 32 weeks for a follow up to my initial anatomy scan and at that visit it was determined that everything was fine. The ultrasound tech and doctor (Dr. Trevett) were both helpful and chatty. The technician took a lot of great images but the ones that were texted to me were completely unidentifiable as a baby. That's okay though, I know it's not the point of the visit. At 38 weeks my OB thought my stomach felt small and referred me back for a Friday afternoon visit with Dr. Fogle. She was condescending and talked to me like I was a toddler, but also made the grand decision that my baby was measuring very small all around with a head in the 5th percentile and I needed to be induced at 39 weeks because she was in grave danger. She had no medical advice to offer, just kept saying, "okay?" in a voice that should never be used with an adult. After a full weekend of freaking out about the numbers I called to get a copy of my records to see for myself on Monday morning, I found out Dr. Fogle hadn't signed off on the visit so I had to wait until she was back in the office on Wednesday, which was 39 weeks and the very day she was suggesting I be induced on. I followed her suggestion to be induced early, despite having a picture perfect pregnancy, and my baby was born with not only a normal sized head (34.5 cm) but a totally normal and proportionate body (21.5 inches long, 6 lbs 15 oz). It's a shame that a highly specialized maternal fetal medicine clinic could be so incredibly wrong about such important measurements. I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. read more

Not ideal to have to go see MFM during pregnancy but MOST of the staff has made it great! The office manager is great, the doctors I've seen are Dr. Teigan and Dr. Gomez, love them both! They explain everything, always reassuring and confident. Now the genetic counselor- she needs to work on her delivery. She lacks empathy and I can tell she's young and probably doesn't have kids yet. She's to technically and can't relate to parents who are emotional about being here in the first place. She needs work. Hopefully I won't need to speak with her for the rest of my pregnancy. read more

It's all about who you choose to be your care taker. I have seen 2 doctors at the facility, before choosing Tameeka Law Walker. Do your research ladies, INTENSE RESEARCH on who you want to take care of you. I couldn't ask for better care. This facility is 1,000% better than Atlanta Maternal Fetal Medicine, I loss 2 pregnancies with them. read more

the worst experience during both my 2 visits. the wait time is ridiculous despite of being on scheduled time or early . the service is even more worst . would not recommend for anyone read more

Dr. Ransom took care of me during my pregnancy. She was excellent. She protected me and my daughter from COVID and made sure I had a smooth pregnancy. I saw Dr. Ransom at the Cumming location. I would highly recommend her. She gave me great advice. read more

It made me very anxious to have to see a high risk doctor throughout my pregnancy, however, I had an amazing experience with Dr. Fogle. She is very pleasant & through with her examinations. I had terrible fibroid pain & her writing a prescription for me and also writing a note for me to take a day off from work was really a life saver for me. As a nurse, I really appreciated that(it's not easy to get time off). Everyone at the front desk is also very friendly. Hopefully you don't have to see a high risk doctor during your pregnancy but if you do, Georgia Perinatal is highly recommended. read more

My Husband and I had a great experience with Georgia Perinatal, Our visit were every two weeks to monitor our Mono/Di Twins for TTSD with Dr. Fogle everyone in the practice was very friendly and informative. I never waited more than 5 min -10 minutes my appointment Thanks for everything GP read more

Terrible. They quote and say its cheaper than northside hospital affiliate. I am told its about 265 per ultrasound. Then i end up getting a bill after each visit. Once i was done with their services they still wanted 400$... Do not go here!! They send you crappy pics and the perinatal specialists dont like to be asked any questions for thr 5 mins you see them read more

I cannot recommend this place enough! I wish I had 20 stars to give them. I understand that often it is the OB who "works" with specific perinatal practices and so the decision as to whom you will be seen by is not always made by the patient, but if you do have a choice, pick this practice and in particular, Dr. Trevett who was my doctor. First, the wait time was always acceptable (a few times I had to wait a little more than others but never more than 15-20 minutes). Note that I went there like, maybe 20 times throughout my pregnancy (at one point I was going once and sometimes twice a week, so I got to know the place pretty well). The receptionists were always pleasant. It is true that some of the U/S techs were more verbal and engaging than others, and this was something that I personally did not like. When you have one person explaining everything, and even commenting how great things look etc, and then the next time a different person says nothing, and is short even when you ask questions, well, then you get a little worried (or paranoid if you were like I was when I was pregnant). Also, some techs would try and take good "pics" of the baby to send you home with, and a few others just didn't care. Techs are not as important as the dr is however. For me as long as the dr is good and explains everything, you are fine. And Dr. Trevett was indeed always there to answer questions and to give advise. Although he had already studied the U/S slides he would re-do the U/S while in the room with me. He did not seem in a rush, he had excellent manners, and most importantly he was always reassuring, but at the same time very conservative with advise. Like, for example, when I asked if it was OK to had my hair colored, something that many physicians are OK with, he suggested to not risk it, although everything was progressing great with my pregnancy. And he would make these suggestions in a calm, confident, and non-alarmist way. Again, for someone who suffered severe pregnancy anxiety, he was exactly the type of dr that was needed. In my last appointment he suggested that I go into labor, that very same day. He delivered the shocking news in such delicate manner that I didn't even freak out. OK, maybe a little bit when it started sinking in that I was not going back to work that day, and I was gonna meet someone new before the night falls...But not at that moment. At that moment Dr. T made me feel so sure about the whole "you're having a baby today" that this memory is marked only by positive, happy feelings. I will never ever forget that moment, and how supported and assured I felt. read more

When my first son was a little on the small side, my OB-GYN practice referred me to APC to conduct my 20-week anatomy scan and any follow ups needed. My doctor's office set up the first appointment. It was always easiest for me to park in the 275 professional building parking deck and just make my way through the hospital to this office. For my 3 visits, there was never too much of a wait. There's assorted seating and a decent selection of magazines, as well as a water cooler. The technicians are pleasant and helpful, but it's up to you to ask the questions. I found that different technicians provided different amounts of information throughout the ultrasounds, with some narrating and others just doing what they'd been asked by the doctor. Dr. Fogle was nice, gave thorough explanations, listened to my questions and concerns, and then didn't push me to have more scans than I felt were necessary. The ladies working the office were never terribly pleasant. They weren't really rude, but they were reserved and stiff. The billing is about a month behind, presumably while they file for insurance. My biggest frustration was that I needed scans every 6 weeks, but they only schedule 5 weeks in advance. I can understand that you're dealing with pregnant women, so there needs to be some flexibility, but it was a pain to have to call back a week later to get on the schedule. read more

Long story short. I came here because my NIPT showed a high risk for Turner syndrome. Came to this provider and they discovered an omphalocele. The doctor turned around and said I could terminate. I refused. Despite my daughters defect, which by the way could have potentially been FATAL as 98% of Turner syndrome babies DIE IN THE WOMB, they refused to allow my husband to sit in on most ultrasounds. They also refused to answer his questions regarding our daughters health in utero. I want to laugh in their face because I refused their recommendation to terminate. My daughter is ALIVE, beautiful, healthy and amazing!! Oh and they also deleted my husbands review!! Great job read more

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this medical group. I have had the most terrible experience with both the staff and my doctor, Dr. Fogle. I am currently 35 weeks pregnant and looking for a new doctor. read more

I was seen at the Alpharetta Office during my pregnancy. Everyone was wonderful. The front desk was super friendly. The nurses and ultrasound techs were all very pleasant and helpful. Dr. Lopez-Zeno was just amazing. He was very, very thorough. I never felt rushed. He clearly understood my case and went above and beyond to be sure my OB was on the same page. He consulted an outside hematologist when my OB wasn't sure he agreed with the treatment plan. He then personally called me and the OB and very thoroughly explained his plan for treatment. I felt very well cared for and in great hands. He is so knowledgeable and made sure to answer every question I asked (though I didn't have many because he explained everything so well). I have to say, I liked going there better than my regular OB. read more

I was referred to Georgia Perinatal Consultants due to me being an older mom. I hate the term advanced maternal age lol, but so it is. Dr. Tossy Fogle and Dr. Gomez were so welcoming and knowledgeable that they made me feel comfortable from day one. When my pregnancy took an complicated turn and my water broke early they were so through and comforting. They were able to monitor me and the baby effectively and we were able to bring my healthy baby girl into the world 6 weeks early. Their staff was pleasant and always so accommodating and I would definitely highly recommend their services again. read more

I have had the best perinatal care at this facility. My doctor is Dr Tossy Fogle, and she has been absolutely amazing--attentive, thorough, answers all my questions, and extremely caring! I highly recommend her as a doctor, and I highly recommend this practice. I was very well attended and taken care of, and I am so grateful! read more

Saw them for both of my pregnancies and could not be more impressed. Towards the end I was going every single week and I was typically not there for longer than 30 minutes each appointment. They are informative and knowledgeable and legitimately care about there patients. Dr. Fogle is the best! read more

This place is owned by Northside. Hospital. They have you quickly sign a paper saying you'll pay any bill that NS sends but they don't give you the fee. For us it ended up being almost 1.5 times higher than the actual ultrasound bill. Insurance won't pay this higher fee unless you hit your deductible. . (even though all other ultrasounds are covered) Stay away from here if you have not met your deductible. read more

I feel very informed at Georgia Perinatal Consultants. The staff is super friendly and I am always in and out with hardly a wait - I have GD so I am seeing them frequently. I also appreciate that information is conveyed in a concise manner that never feels alarming or panicked. My concerns are always addressed. Overall good experience. read more

Dr Fogle and her team are amazing! She has cared for me though three pregnancies and I cannot recommend her enough.

I can't say enough about Dr. Fogle. From her front desk staff, to the ultrasound techs and to her everything is always courteous and amazing. I have never had any issues and i never have to wait long. Dr. Fogle seems like she takes a personal interest in your case and would stay in there will all of your questions were answered if she had to. I would recommend this practice to ANYONE i know and will be going back for my third pregnancy if that happens. read more

Horrid service. Rude employees. My wife was scheduled then told she didn't have an appt TWICE. Then told her it must be her fault, even though she had confirmation numbers, and it was written on her chart. Plus, the billing department asked for upfront payment, when our insurance and Northside - had already sent letters saying it was %100 covered. Forsyth Office - may not be the same with all of the locations, but we walked out. Would not ever send someone to these folks. read more

I used Atlanta Perinatal Consultants for my high risk pregnancy after losing my first pregnancy. I will say this - they are not the cheapest practice out there. In fact, I was going in for ultrasounds every 2 weeks and they came to $2100 per ultrasound! That being said, they took very good care of me. I was always able to get an appointment whenever needed. The nurses were great and my doctor ( Matsomoto) was thorough and got me through it. I spent over 100 days on bed rest, had a cerclage, and had a bout of pre-term labor. If it wasn't for them - I wouldn't be a mother right now. Here's a note about their billing - don't go overdue. If so they will have you settle the bill BEFORE you get seen by a doctor. My advice - make sure you have a flexible spending account on top of your health insurance because this care isn't cheap. read more

I love this practice and Dr. Matsumoto is the best! He is an incredibly caring and talented physician. He treated me for preterm labor and performed two surgeries on me during the pregnancy ( one in Northside-Forsyth and one at Northside) Also, I saw him once every two weeks until I was 36 weeks gestation. Thanks to him I now have a perfect daughter born just one day short of her due date. I cannot say enough good things about him and I would recommend him again and again to anyone with a high risk pregnancy. Never had a long wait time. The staff and ultrasound technicians all very friendly. I have great Aetna insurance and did not have to pay anything out of pocket. But if I had to I'd still come back here when I am pregnant again. I have previously been to Atlanta Perinatal Associates and they are awful. Yes, APC is affiliated with and located in Northside Hospital, but guess what? These are high risk specialists we are talking about. If something goes wrong you'll be glad you are already at the hospital! read more

Dr. Fogle at Georgia Perinatal Consultants is absolutely AMAZING! We have seen her through multiple pregnancies and wouldn't consider going anywhere else other than GPC. Dr. Fogle truly cares about her patients. She really listens to your concerns and answers all of your questions. Her bedside manner is incredible! Dr. Fogle's staff is top-notch too...from the front desk to the ultra-sound technicians! They make you feel comfortable from the moment you walk in the door. Although there have been a few times we had to wait, it was only because they take the time needed for each patient, rather than just rushing through appointments. The level of care you receive at GPC is the beyond compare! I highly recommend Dr. Fogle and can't say enough good things about her & staff at Georgia Perinatal Consultants. read more

Doctors are very nice, but people in office are unprofessional. I went there with my family member and afterwards it was a huge problem to set up the whole release authorization on my name. And this family member could not do it by herself since she was out of town and I was in Atlanta at the moment. One administrator tells you one thing while another administrator tells you something else. We needed to just get lab results. read more

After multiple visits with high level ultrasounds, our child's Down's syndrome was still completely missed. The doctor checked for every possible complication under the sun, and had me on (IMHO completely unnecessary) weekly visits with NSTs and ultrasounds but still managed to miss the most important diagnosis of all. We were totally blindsided at his birth, and i feel that a significant portion of that is due to incompetence on the part of the specialist. read more

I went to see them after I read the good reviews I actually.had a refer all to ap associates but had them mixed up as the names are similar but my experience was not a good one while the wait was short the tech did my ultrasound and said the Dr which is Dr fugal would come In and do a do over but when she came in she asked me couple questions gave me some suggestions and didn't touch the ultrasound machine at all... She was very quick and told me to come back in five weeks and she will send a detailed report outlined to my Dr which they never received how unprofessional I will never go back either the people who see her are her same race and she acts differently towards them cause I didn't feel none of the professional treatment outlined in the good reviews... Figures I was the only black person in the practice... read more

Dr. Fogle is one of the best healthcare professionals I have ever been treated by in my entire life. She is the perfect balance of professional knowledge and bedside manner. Pregnancy is both joyous and overwhelming; Dr. Fogle was the perfect person to guide and treat me during this journey. I give her the highest recommendation. read more

First off, we really liked Dr.Fogle. She was knowledgeable and answered our questions throughly, not sugar coating anything. My husband is an attorney and I am a nurse, so we appreciated her ability to communicate throughly and really listen to any concerns. The ultrasound tech and the front office is something else. We really miss our OB and her ultrasound tech. The one at this office would not let my husband take pictures of our baby girl, even though their system was down and they could not give us a copy of the picture. We were promised pictures the next day. We wanted to show them at our family reunion. We also have been working on a timeline log book for our new baby as a keepsake. The ultrasound tech at our doctors office narrated every picture and let my husband video our little "peanut" bounce up and down, which has really helped keep my husband involved with the pregnancy. We did wait for 45 min, even though we were on time for our appointment. Our OB wanted to see us after the specialist. Georgia Parental's tardiness made our ob's appointment delayed by 45 min. So glad that our OB was willing to see us anyway. That all said, if we had to see Dr.Fogle again we will but we will opt to use our OBGYN's ultrasound tech. The following day we anticipated the pictures. I called the front office and asked them if I could expect the pictures as we were at the reunion, they said they would have them sent over promptly, we never received them. The office is now closed and we have yet to get the pictures. read more

I had a similar experience as the first reviewer. I was shocked by the bill(S). Four separate charges for a 20 minute visit. Multiple lab charges (for blood being drawn??), ultrasound, facility fees, and physician fees. FEES FEES FEES! Together, I owe over $2,100. Prior to the visit I called both the billing offices for Northside and APC to get an estimate of the charges. They GROSSLY underestimated the cost. To add insult to injury, I found out from my new OB that these tests could have been done in my OB's office. So, coming from someone who just flushed $2000 down the drain, make sure you know exactly what tests (lab and other procedures) they are going to run so you have an estimate of the costs that will accrue. AND, more importantly, ask whether or not you really need to have this type of appointment. I am a first time mom and basically did whatever my doctor told me to do. Well, got a quick $2,000 education to stand up for myself and ask more questions to figure out what really is necessary. read more

Definitely ask for Dr. Fogle. She's a great doctor and she's also very warm and has a great bedside manner. The rest of the staff at GPC are really nice and easy to get along with as well. read more

We love Dr. Fogle! She has great bedside manner and explains everything in a way that makes you feel like you are apart of the process. This is my second baby and we have been to her with both. read more

Dr. Fogle is amazing. I cannot say enough good things about the practice and her in particular. Throughout both of my pregnancies I felt extremely well cared for. She is all that you want a physician to be -- knowledgeable, attentive, present, skilled and kind. read more

We almost lost our baby here (Atlanta Perinatal Consultants located in the Northside Hospital Atlanta location). Here's what happened to us. My wife had done the 20 week ultrasound on Monday the 24th of August, 2012 at See Baby. Dr. Bootstaylor there showed us that my wife's cervix was open and we needed a cerclage immediately. He and his staff at See Baby were concerned enough to arrange a preop right away and an "Emergent Cerclage" the next day, Tuesday. However, we were just there to find out if we would be having a boy or a girl, and to hear that everything is fine with the pregnancy. We had no reason to expect anything otherwise because my wife is very healthy and everything about the pregnancy up to that point was normal and going well. We had no idea who Dr. Bootstaylor was, and frankly the news was so shocking that we did not know what to do. So, we canceled the cerclage arrangement and came home to get my wife's OB/GYN involved. When my wife's OB/GYN reviewed the ultrasound the next day, she called us right away and got us scheduled immediately with Atlanta Prenatal Consultants at Northside Hospital Atlanta location where she is affiliated with. When we got there, we met Dr. Lopez-Zeno. He was very concerned about an image from the ultrasound they did that it can potentially be a sign of infection. By the way, we have not heard a single word about any infection at Dr. Bootstaylor's office the day before. So, he recommended amniocentesis and that we wait a couple of days for the lab results to come back. He admitted my wife to the hospital (later we found out over $3,000 per night just for the hospital room) so that she can stay in the bed and try not to make the condition worse, basically lying down flat on the bed. On Thursday morning, after another ultrasound, Dr. Lopez-Zeno told my wife that the cervix has opened up more to 3cm from 2.4cm when he checked on Tuesday, and also the membrane is bulging. He said it's too dangerous for my wife and my baby for him to do a cerclage. My wife begged him to do it anyway so that she can give our baby at least a chance to survive. But he said it's physically impossible and he would not do it. My wife called me crying and told me that our baby is going to die. I tried to call Dr. Lopez-Zeno on the way to the hospital and also went into Atlanta Perinatal Consultants where he practice when I got to the hospital. Both times, I was told by gatekeepers that he is seeing a patient. I was told to wait and his nurse (not him) will come out soon. I was getting louder after about 10 minute of wait for his nurse in the office which seemed like a lifetime to me. A person who said is the head nurse came out and ask me what do I need. I told her that I need to find out right now why Dr. Lopez-Zeno would not do a cerclage and that I need to talk to him. After a few minutes she came back and said she's not sure but it's for my wife's safety, and told me that Dr. Lopez-Zeno talked to my wife's OB/GYN and she talked to my wife just now, and it would be faster if I go to my wife and find out what's going on. I mean this guy just gave my unborn son a death sentence, and he can't find a few minutes to come out and explain? While I was not able to get hold of Dr. Lopez-Zeno, I was able to talk to Dr. Bootstaylor when I was on the way to the hospital. When I told the person who answered the call at See Baby who I was, the doctor answered my call right away. He said he's willing to reexamine my wife and see if he can still do the surgery. We checked out of the Northside hospital, and went to Dr. Bootstaylor. It was almost 3PM when we had another ultrasound done at See Baby and Dr. Bootstaylor showed us the bulging membrane and a good portion of one foot in the cervix. Dr. Bootstaylor called himself the Emory hospital downstairs for a "Rescue Cerclage" preparation. Wanda and other staff members at See Baby who are all very genuine and professional coordinated the scheduling of the surgery, and my wife was in preop around 3:30PM. Dr. Bootstaylor went in to operation around 5PM, and we were home around 8PM with a successful cerclage and cervix closed. We feel confident now that we'll meet our son come this December or next January. Today is Tuesday the September 4th, and my heart still drops to the floor whenever I think about what if we didn't visit Dr. Bootstaylor on last Monday... And I still do not understand why Dr. Lopez-Zeno thought it was physically not possible to operate. He never fully explained to my wife & I haven't talked to him since last Tuesday when my wife was admitted to the hospital. It would have been very long and agonizing holiday weekend just waiting for our baby to come out and die. If anyone is in a dire situation and wants to hear more about our experience, feel free to email me at cjleee2012@gmail.com. read more

I have been a patient of Georgia Perinatal Consultants for 2 pregnancies. My most recent pregnancy was complicated and I was on hospital bedrest from 26 weeks until 34 weeks. During this time, I saw GPC twice weekly. I have met most of the staff, techs, and doctors at the Piedmont location. Over the course of both pregnancies, we never had to wait long, they run on time for appointments. The front office staff are courteous and friendly. All the ultrasound techs are very warm and friendly and answer any questions they can. They also send photos of the ultrasound to my phone after each visit. All the doctors I've seen have been highly skilled and very competent, however Dr. Fogle really stands out as my favorite. She takes her time with the ultrasound and talks about everything she sees. She is positive, warm, and encouraging. She really seems to understand how scary and emotional it is for her patients like me who have complications, and she knows how to respond with empathy. She seems to truly care about her patients as people. She has a perfect balance of skill/intelligence/competency with a warm, caring bedside manner. Doctors like her are uncommon, especially in the field of perinatology. I highly recommend this group, and Dr. Fogle in particular to any woman having a high-risk pregnancy. read more

I truly wish I could give them zero stars for their complete lack of concern for the patient and money grabbing. I was referred to them during my first pregnancy and had two ultrasounds, spending probably 6 hours there, 20 minutes of which with a doctor. Fast forward to my second pregnancy and I thought that I would have my two visits and be done. For my 20 week ultrasound we sat and waited for an hour and a half to be seen. It is very frustrating to hear the staff order lunch and eat it when you know you had a 10 am appointment. But silly me didn't say anything because 1) after you have sat there for so long you are committed and it has to be "any minute now" and 2) I wanted to make sure everything with the baby was okay. No concerns were addressed during my 10 minutes with the doctor. At my follow up appointment we once again waited for well over an hour and when the doctor was finally in the room mention that the baby has a marginal umbilical cord insertion and I would need follow up visits every month until I deliver. No additional comments or even an acknowledgement that they didn't mention it during my previous visit. So we schedule a third appointment to see the doctor and due to Atlanta traffic, showed up a few minutes late. I didn't think to call because EVERY SINGLE VISIT I have been kept waiting for well over an hour. I didn't think 20 minutes would even be noticed. Well it turns out when the doctor decides she doesn't want to see you, she just doesn't. There were still techs there as well as Dr. Fogel whom I was scheduled to see and she refused. There was a specific medical concern beyond a routine visit that we were there for and she couldn't even accommodate me for TEN minutes. That is all it would have taken. Lord knows they haven't spent more than that with me in the past so what would make today any different? I will never ever return to a place that is so incompetent and selfish. I thought doctors became doctors to help people but at Atlanta Perinatal Consultants this is simply not true. read more

I was over 40 when I had my son in 2012 and although Dr Stone was great and took care of me their accounting department is HORRIBLE. I was told at my initial consultation that my insurance covered everything except a small charge of around $100 or $150. I was fine paying that and did. One month before delivery, my name changed and my address changed. I updated all of my information at an appointment. The week before delivery Dr Stone recommended I come in for 1 final exam. NO one ever said this was anything but evidently it was, In Dec 2014 I received a call from a collection agency saying I owed Atlanta Perinatal over $300. I called Atlanta Perinatal and asked what this was about, I was told they had sent invoices to my OLD address, never bothered calling me to inquire and then sent me to a collection agency. She also said since my account was turned over to a collection agency there was nothing she could do and I had to pay the collection agency. I refused to pay it so this unpaid bill hit my credit. My OBGYN told me he heard this happens ALL the time. If you are forced to go there I would recommend getting everything in writing and be sure to question every single appointment and find out if your insurance covers the procedure or not. read more