Such an amazing group we personally have had Briana helping my son for a little over a year and it…read morehas been night and day difference what she has helped us do and achieve with my son

My family and I absolutely love Ms. Brianna! Ms. Brianna has always been so understanding, patient,…read morecaring and just a great person. We have had the pleasure of working with her for about a year now and we will continue to work with her! Thanks for all that you do!

We have been taking our (currently 8 year old) to NCP since she was three days old, and we have…read morealways received exceptional care for our child. As first-time parents who can be a bit anxious at times - all levels of staff from the front desk to the doctors have been warm, welcoming, and attentive which means so much! We have always felt that our concerns, no matter how small or large, are always truly heard by Dr. Sharma and everyone else we have interacted with. And when they thought it warranted a closer look, we have always received great options and referrals for additional care or screenings. Overall, we really appreciate the experience we have had and their commitment to children's health and well-being.

We moved here from another local peds office and love it. Not looking back. The staff here is…read moregreat, knowledgeable and have a great Instagram account to keep parents up to date on relevant information during the pandemic. I know they do their best to keep on schedule we haven't ever had to wait more than 5-10 min to be seen for our appointment. Note: There's only one stroller /wheelchair access point and that's East from the lake side to enter. The staff will take care of all paperwork and doesn't charge by the piece like our previous office. So so appreciated bc our school sometimes sends forms not all at once so every time we'd pay a fee out of pocket. This office sees it as a part of business as usual and I very much appreciate this as a mother to young children. We love NWCP and will keep coming as long as we are residing in the area.

Sydney and Pippin were amazing resources. They came in at a critical time at the end of my…read morepregnancy and made me feel like I had known them the whole time. Their support in the last few weeks when new questions came up was invaluable. They shared unbiased resources and helped me to make my own personal decisions and design questions to ask my midwife team. During delivery Pippin was a godsend. She gave my partner the support he needed to feel empowered and breaks to help keep him strong while at the same time not overstepping or interfering. Her presence was so soothing both during and after birth. We feel so lucky to have found Pippin and Sydney. I highly recommend them for any pregnant person looking for labor support!

My gratitude for Third Coast knows no bounds! I loved their three person team approach and felt so…read moresupported by not one but three knowledgeable and kind women. I thought doulas mostly just helped you during your delivery but no, they were with me the WHOLE time. Throughout my entire pregnancy Lauren, Shawna, and Renee were there to answer questions, give me resources, and talk me through my fears and concerns. When my son was born and had to go to the NICU, they stayed in close contact with me the whole time. I never felt like a client but like a friend that they cared for. What a gift. And then when my baby came home (he's doing great!) that's when Lindsay and Jennie, our postpartum doulas came into our lives. Literally how can so many awesome ladies be in one company? It's really hard to hand over your newborn, especially one that's been in the hospital, but I felt so comfortable with them. They cared for him AND for me so well. I don't know what we would have done without them! Third Coast is really like family to me now. I'm so happy to have found them and had them with me on this journey.

We've been to Dr. Kauffman just two times, but unfortunately, we are told she is not going to be a…read moredoctor here any longer. It is sad, because by just seeing her two times, we knew she was the right doctor for our baby girl. She is thorough, very patient, and has an excellent way to treat patients and parents (she is a peditrician). I wish I knew where she was going, but the staff at her office didn't want to tell us. Dr. Kauffman, if you are reading this, know you are a great doctor, and if possible, let us know where you will be practicing medicine so we can continue being your patient. Thanks!

My husband and I started treatment August 2024. Today, Dr. Iko has graduated us from the clinic. If…read moreyou want thoughtful and meaningful guidance, from an experienced endocrinologist, reach out to Dr.Iko.

I wish I wasnt changing this review. But as a returning patient, I have never been more…read moredisappointed. This place has fallen so far from what it used to be. My wife and I went through this practice in 2020 and were very happy with our experience, Dr Tur Kaspa was fantastic and the staff was so wonderful and attentive. Sadly, he has retired, but we still wanted to try again to have a second child. I would be the one to conceive this time around. I had a consultation with Dr Murphy, and that was officially the last time I ever heard from her. My entire cycle was managed by staff, which would be fine if there was some consistency in the communication, but there was not. Right from the beginning, I felt Dr Murphy spoke in a way that conveyed most likely IUI wouldn't work on the first try, and she said several things about future cycles before the first cycle had even occurred. I felt from day one with her that she just didn't exude confidence in the process. The vibe with her was truly off. I live in another state, so some of my monitoring was done in another Pinnacle practice. It turned out, that practice measured follicles completely differently than Chicago, making my ultrasound results totally inconsistent. The most frustrating part was after 2 weeks of letrozole and monitoring, it was finally down to the wire when IUI would be occurring, and my patient navigator, who had been working with me since May, was going to be out of office for nearly 2 weeks. I wasn't told this until she was already gone. Then, the person who was covering for her was completely unresponsive. The last time my follicles were checked, my measurements were taken at 9am. I sent the labs and ultrasound over through the portal, and I confirmed with them that they had been received. At 3pm, I had still not heard from anyone at Pinnacle on next steps, but I had been told multiple times I should plan to trigger at night and the IUI would take place 2 days later. They knew I would have to travel from Michigan to Chicago for the IUI, so I was looking for some notice to plan when I would need to leave. At 3:30, I had to literally stalk someone at the practice, beg for a call, and finally was met with an excuse that Dr Murphy hadn't received my labs, even though hours prior I had sent them through the portal and again, confirmed they were received with a phone agent. They said they'd let me know by EOD what to do. Then I got an email about an hour later around 5pm, saying my IUI was going to be the next day at noon! I had't triggered yet, no one called me, and I had to travel from another state. I have a small child, a job, a life! I had to do my trigger shot immediately, pack, and rush out the door at 6:30pm, drive over 5 hours to Chicago, get a hotel, and call off work the next afternoon. Then, when I arrived for the IUI, I found out for the very first time Dr Murphy doesn't even do the procedure! It was an NP, which, fine, but I've literally spent a longer time in line at the McDonald's drive-thru than I did during the time for the IUI. It was in and out, no after-care advice, no communication. I didn't hear a peep from the practice for 2 weeks. They scheduled my labs again via email. No call, no asking if that time worked for me. Then I get a text that my navigator is changing yet again. So this is 3 different navigators in one cycle. I just got the call that my HCG was negative, shocker. They dropped the ball in so many ways, I am certain that they missed the window and panicked, scheduling my IUI and rushing me out. This place has simply become another corporate nightmare, buying up fertility practices all over the country but failing to instate quality control. Save your money. They don't have the time or ability. For a medical service that was entirely out of pocket, I could have lit $3000 on fire and achieved the same outcome. The best part of this practice has clearly left the building.

Avoid this practice if you have some hesitation with the vaccine schedule or want to spread out…read moreyour child's vaccines so that you will know what they are reacting to. I was bullied by Dr. Brown into vaccinating my baby the day after she was born premature. I made it very clear to Dr. Brown that I did not want my child vaccinated a day after birth because she was born three 1/2 weeks early and was jaundice. He brought in a medical student and they took turns telling me why I was wrong, that I was putting my child in danger, and wouldn't leave the room until I agreed. I will never forget it as It was one of the most traumatic days of my life. Think twice about this practice if you have any hesitation. Thankfully, we found a wonderful practice that was kind, compassionate, and willing to listen to us. There are providers out there, you just have to find them.

Dr Brown is the doctor for both our babies and he is great. We came to him after having a horrible…read moreexperience with another well known pediatric clinic. He is the BEST and is always ready to answer our questions and concerns. He genuinely seems to enjoy his job and loves to take care of children. We expect our kids to be his patients for as long as possible. Thank you for everything Dr. Brown. I see reviews of horrible staff but we have generally had really good experience. Shout out to Izella, she is so pleasant to interact with.

I recently took my 2-year-old daughter to CAHA for scheduled vaccines. Due to our religious…read morebeliefs, we do not consume pork products, so I explained that we had researched the MMR vaccine options and understood that the version commonly used in the U.S. contains porcine gelatin while the version available in England does not. I asked whether the office could sign a religious exemption form for school while we arranged to receive the alternative vaccine elsewhere, and we planned to proceed with the other vaccines during that visit. What concerned me most was that Dr. Gupta confidently told me the opposite -- that the England vaccine contained pork and the U.S. version did not. As a parent, I rely on healthcare professionals to be informed about the ingredients and contents of the vaccines they administer, especially when families are asking sincere religious or medical questions. It was disappointing to experience what appeared to be a lack of knowledge on such an important topic. Initially, the conversation was polite, and Dr. Gupta mentioned that my daughter's primary pediatrician could sign the exemption paperwork upon returning. However, after I relayed that the school needed the form sooner if possible, the tone of the interaction changed significantly. Dr. Gupta returned and stated, "We're not going to sign this," in a manner that felt unnecessarily passive-aggressive and dismissive. She then abruptly took the form back while I was reaching for it, which left me feeling uncomfortable and honestly shocked by how differently I was being treated compared to moments earlier. Thankfully, Dr. Tee later came in and handled the situation with kindness, professionalism, and compassion. She calmly explained that the office no longer signs religious exemptions and reassured us that my daughter could still receive the other vaccines we came in for. I truly appreciated her respectful communication and willingness to listen. I want to be clear that this review is not about CAHA as a whole, as we have had excellent experiences with several physicians there, including Dr. Tee, Dr. Lee, Dr. Sulley, and Dr. Mikhail. The practice overall has many wonderful and knowledgeable providers. However, based on this experience, I would personally encourage parents to ask questions and ensure they feel fully informed and respected when discussing care with Dr. Gupta.

Women own and run ...bittersweet post today was my baby's last pediatric appointment. Off to…read morecollege in the fall, the amazing pediatricians in the practice have been an integral part of my 2 brats lives and puts as well. Dr.Mikhail took care of my older one a preemie now a handsome young man soon to be 21 . My younger one was primarily seen by Dr.T over the years and so glad since they respect the kids like they do he adults at the practice. The staff are ever so cheerful and welcoming, remember to inquire about all in the family. Any new parents looking for a pediatrician don't look further ... this is the practice that nurtures and cares . Highly recommend!!

: Not a nice person. Be sure to check her return policies…read morefor any items you consider purchasing as the belly binder a is ripped up sheet (muslin) that you can purchase at your local Joann's . This is the video I was given for the technique. I can't include it due to Yelp rules, but it is a regular person's YouTube account, not even one of the doulas or Maura. Search Bengkung Belly Binding on YouTube and a ton of videos will come up. The binder did not help me feel held in. I asked for a refund and was told the price was mainly for the doula coming to my house--which was unnecessary because the YouTube video was the guide. After continued times trying to reach a reasonable resolution, Maura told me that I was harassing her. (What the heck weirdo woman?) What doula worth anything speaks to a mom of a 2 week old that way. Beware!!!!!!!!! This doula is unstable and no new mom needs that. Get a Bellefit binder. It helps without dealing with a psycho doula.

Maura was a joy to work with before, during, and after the birth of my little one…read more She obviously approaches her work with a great deal of professionalism that isn't always present in the birthing world. For example, her email communication is clear and prompt, she is obviously very well organized, and she gave me sweet little new-mama-related gifts at our first meeting, as well as after Baby's birth. But all that is not reason enough to hire a doula, right? When I first met Maura, I must confess I was a bit dismayed by her youth. Although I knew she had lots of experience supporting births and more medical training than most doulas, there was a part of me that wanted an older presence on my birth team. Well, thankfully the rational part of me won out over this other, ageist part, because Maura was wonderful and everything we (my husband and I) could have wanted. And I'm sure she's probably not quite as young as she seemed that first day ;) My labor and birth were pretty quick, uncomplicated, and relatively painless. I don't think I actually noticed Maura much during the process. However, when I watched the video of my baby's birth (which Maura was happy to film and photograph for us), I noticed Maura was the one who'd pick up on how I was feeling and cheer me on when I seemed to need it, and my husband and mom (who I wanted hands-on with me) would follow her lead. She just seemed to have this way of fitting in and being exactly what we needed her to be at the time, even though we ourselves didn't know what that was. After Baby's birth, she provided encouraging support and a postpartum visit to see that all was going well for our family. She was pretty awesome answering my questions via text, about all things from newborn poop to homeopathic remedies. I know that she will soon begin to study midwifery, but if you find her still offering doula services, I would highly recommend adding her to your list of doulas to consider.