If you're looking for a doctor who's more of a mystery than your baby's due date, look no further…read morethan Dr. Kurtz at Vanderbilt Women's Clinic in Columbia. My future daughter-in-law was under his care through her entire pregnancy. She had an appointment scheduled on a Friday morning to talk about scheduling her induction. Funny thing--her water broke that morning. Like any sane person, she called the office to let them know. Of course, it went to a messaging service. She left a message saying, "Hey, I'm in labor." You'd think that would raise a red flag. Instead, a nurse from Dr. Kurtz's office called her back later asking why she missed her appointment. Why? BECAUSE SHE WAS IN THE HOSPITAL HAVING A BABY. But wait--there's more. When she asked if Dr. Kurtz would be delivering her baby, the hospital let her know he was out of town. That's strange, because the whole reason we were planning an induction for Monday or Tuesday was because he wasn't supposed to leave until Wednesday. So... was he out of town early? Or just choosing not to come? Either way, it was a slap in the face to a first-time mom who thought she'd be supported by her own doctor. Look, I get that doctors are busy. But if you can't follow up with patients properly, communicate when you're not even going to be in town, or at least act like you give a damn during one of the biggest moments of a patient's life--maybe you're in the wrong field. I'll be finding a new doctor. So will my daughter-in-law. Because we deserve better than this half-assed excuse for care. Thank you to Dr. Phillips and all the nurses at Maury Regional Labor & Delivery for taking care of her and Riley...

Amazing doctor! He is very patient, and always willing to listen... He also tries his hardest to…read moremake you feel as comfortable as possible.