Absolutely amazing Office all around. Dr. Arora is one of the best OBGYNs I have ever seen in my…read morelife. He took the time to listen to my concerns and made a game plan that no other physician has ever offered me. He didn't push birth control like every other physician either. The front staff is so kind and is willing to work with your schedule. The office is very clean and the appointments are on time. Very thankful to have found this office.

If Dr Arora isn't your OB what are you doing?!? I LOVE Dr Arora, I LOVE this office, I LOVE Joani,…read moreand Suzy, and everyone here who became my family during my pregnancy. Thank you everyone for making what I think is 9 months of hell much more bearable

I've been here a number of times to see my podiatrist after having corrective surgery. This is…read morewhere all of my follow up appointments were. For starters, when you put the address in google maps make sure you include the suite number, because if you don't it'll take you to a totally different address. Next up, there's plenty of parking and a few restaurants/shops in the same little complex. Once inside, you'll be greeted by the staff up front and will notice the labs to the right. The facility is clean and all the staff I've interacted with have been super friendly. My doctor, Dr McFerren, has been great from the jump, too.

I have been to see Dr. Quimper twice now. I changed doc's after being referred to one and having…read morehim do some surgery some years ago. I got tired of him lack of compassion and inability to relate to me and my experiences. He just did not HEAR ME. I was with OhioHealth and use OH for all other medical resources. However, I couldn't find an OB/GYN in my area that was female and accepting patients - so I switched to OSU. The location is super convenient!! The office staff is wonderful. The schedule RUNS ON TIME!!! OMG. I am so used to waiting endlessly - especially at an OB/GYN where you're NAKED - sitting forever and freezing! But that's not the deal at this office. They stay on time and treat your time with respect. As an attorney - I would never keep people waiting to see me - and my time is valuable. I so appreciate being treated with the same timeliness. So that's just the technical details. Dr. Quimper is a super warm and personable lady. She is informal - like me - and really hears me. She was able to educate me on things that my prior doc never did. Stuff that makes sense and that led me to the same place as with the last doc - but now I understand WHY!!!! She takes to time to make small talk and get to know me. Other docs - I have waited so long just to see them, that I just want to rush and get on with my day. But not so in this case. I appreciate the conversation and also getting to know her a little bit. Not that we'll be BFFs, but getting to see the human side of her is very nice. I highly recommend you check out Dr. Quimper and/or the OSU OB/GYN office if you're looking for that type of doc. You will be very happy with the service you receive!

Dr. Gehlot was so helpful with my female issues! She listened, and was genuinely compassionate to…read moremy needs. I trust her judgment and she's not one to just prescribe meds to mask symptoms.

I was extremely disappointed with my experience at Northeast OB/GYN. After one visit, I switched to…read moreanother OB/GYN. Initially, my primary care doctor recommended Dr. Sarah Parker at Northeast since I was looking for an obstetrician. I called the practice, explained that this was my first pregnancy, and made a prenatal appointment with Dr. Parker. When I showed up for my appointment 15 minutes early, the office staff gave me a pile of forms to fill out. There were so many forms, it took 30 minutes just to complete them! They had not offered to mail me the forms nor directed me to find them on their website so I could fill them out in advance. Had I known there were so many forms, I would have requested this, but that is something the office staff should be asking of patients! After completing the forms, I waited about 15 minutes and was called by a nurse. She recorded my vitals, showed me to a room, asked the basic questions, then left. I don't think I waited too long before a woman came in. She was dressed in scrubs and introduced herself only by her first name (let's call her Eleanor). I thought my obstetrician's name was Sarah so I was surprised to hear Eleanor's name, but I figured I had forgotten my doctor's first name and this was my doctor. Since this was my first pregnancy, Eleanor proceeded to give me a booklet of information on pregnancy and told me all about what to expect, what to do, and how Northeast OB/GYN works. I asked a bunch of questions, of course, especially about my family medical history and concerns about being pregnant for the first time at an "advanced maternal age," as it's called. I also asked about some serious back pain I was having that had just started. I explained that the pain was only present in the middle of the night when it would wake me up in agony and I couldn't go back to sleep. I noted that I did not typically experience back pain of any kind and that this was very unusual. Eleanor was pretty unconcerned and just suggested I should see a chiropractor or get a massage. At the end of her talk, Eleanor mentioned that I would probably see Dr. Parker at my next visit, but then possibly not until my delivery since Dr. Parker was soon going to be on maternity leave herself. But I was not to worry since Northeast OB/GYN has lots of great doctors who would take care of me while Dr. Parker was out. I was STUNNED! Not only was this the first indication I had that I was not even talking to my doctor, but also that 1) I would not be meeting my doctor that visit, 2) I might not meet my doctor at the next visit, 3) I might not see my doctor again (or ever) until I actually was at the hospital delivering, and 4) I might not even see my doctor when delivering!! WHAT?!? I felt like the proverbial rug was pulled right out from under me, like I was bait-and-switched (pick your cliche). I had called and made an initial prenatal appointment with Dr. Sarah Parker with the intent that she would be my obstetrician during my pregnancy. And now, after filling out a ton of forms and meeting for about an hour with Eleanor, who turned out to be a Nurse Practitioner, I was finally told that my doctor would basically be absent during my ENTIRE pregnancy and might not even be there to deliver my baby. Well then WHY would I want Dr. Parker to be my obstetrician?!? Neither Eleanor nor the office staff person with whom I scheduled the appointment ever suggested I should choose another doctor at the practice. Nor did Eleanor ask if I wanted to meet that day with any of the other doctors at the practice. To top this off, Eleanor asked me to visit their lab and provide some blood samples for testing. When I got to the lab room at about 12:15pm, the techs were out to lunch. I ended up waiting for over an hour just to get a few vials of blood drawn (it took 5 minutes). I went home frustrated, confused, and concerned. The next morning, I woke up with major back pain again so I made an appointment with my primary care doctor. At my appointment, after talking with me for maybe a minute, my primary care doctor asked me for a urine sample. About 2 minutes later, she told me that I had a UTI, which was causing my back pain. She said UTIs are really common for pregnant women and she was surprised that Eleanor hadn't even thought to check on this (Northeast took a urine sample, but no one ever called me with results). Needless to say, after considering my treatment at Northeast OB/GYN, including my absentee obstetrician who might never actually meet me and the incompetence of the medical personnel with whom I did meet, I quickly switched to another OB/GYN. I will never go back to Northeast OB/GYN and do not recommend the practice to anyone.

My husband had his surgery here today. As you can imagine, he arrived nervous. The staff here was…read moresuper friendly, even with my daughter kicking and screaming with her dad going back for surgery. I believe the care here was great. The surgery itself was only 30 minutes but he spent more time getting ready for the surgery and then post surgery in recovery. I left for 1 and half and came back right on time to the visitor area where we got a call from the doctor and then the nurse on instructions for discharge. Nurse Tammy was ready for discharge as you can imagine. My daughter not so much. I explained the process of discharge to my daughter and calmed her body and mind down. We waited a bit and the nurse cane out with after care instructions. Then we drove around and picked my husband up at the discharge area in the back. Easy peasy for a simple surgery. That's how I like it. I will keep this place in mind for future outpatient surgeries.

Dr LEFF is simply AMAZING! Removed 2 sports hernias with no…read morecomplications. Surgery center was outstanding. The patient care was the best I have EVER experienced! I recommend Dr. LEFF for and general surgery!

Truly uncaring. Very useless. Dr. Greco I had a high respect for her, she used get loud in the roomread more

Kingsdale is an exceptional practice and I'm so lucky to have found them. Yes, it is time consuming…read moreto make an appointment as wait times can sometimes be very long. However, the doctors themselves are personable, caring, and attentive, that is what has kept me going back for 6 years and 2 children. They take their time with you, answering any questions or concerns you might have. Dr. Shepherd is one of the sweetest people I have ever met, and she always remembers my kids and my husband. I highly recommend Kingsdale.

So I have a funny story. I was looking for this building yesterday morning and I happened to be…read moredriving around maybe 4 or 5 times. Going in and out of every doctor's office because the buildings looked all the same. I finally realize after entering the Orthopedic One building I'm clearly not in the right building and need to focus on the building number a little harder. I get there after walking around a bit in and out of ever doctors office. I apologize for not finding the building but do get there on time. I have about a 5 minute wait after submitting my paperwork. The nurse checks my vitals and tells me I'm fine. She walks me over to the doctors office. I wait about 5-10 minutes for Carrie Soder. First of all, I would like to say how nice she was upon meeting her for the first time. She really got to know me and my whole family background. I appreciated all the advice she gave me because it was very helpful. Obviously she has a lot of experience as a OBGYN. I would highly recommend her if anyone is looking for one at the moment. I was overall very pleased with my first visit here. I would highly recommend Professionals for Women's Health they are all OhioHealth doctors. Plus they have three locations Dublin, Westerville, and Columbus offices for you to choose from, so it's very convenient.

I delivered through Professionals for Women's Health and really really wish I had a better…read moreexperience. Now, I will say that I really wanted an unmedicated birth and was more opinionated about my birth experience than many - but that is also why I think it's important to share this experience and why I would NOT recommend them for someone who is looking for an empowered birth experience. They have midwives on staff and some are amazing, but others are not. You see different midwives and doctors for different appointments, which led to inconsistent care in my opinion. There were several times where I received conflicting recommendations based on who I saw. While you can request to see certain midwives for appointments (I found one I loved and requested her each time) you cannot choose who comes to your delivery. The only reason I am giving them two stars is because of the one midwife who genuinely advocated for me (she made it possible for me to have a doula during the pandemic, something that I will always be grateful to her for)- but I still had an (in my opinion, unnecessarily) dramatic delivery experience. I was late and at 41 weeks had an ultrasound with Dr Kevin Hackett. He immediately pushed me towards an induction and was extremely condescending towards any questions I asked about the decision (which was a huge adjustment from my birth preferences). He seemed genuinely offended that I didn't blindly follow all of his recommendations and honestly made me feel like a bad mom. He made several comments against the midwives I had seen previously and it left me feeling conflicted and defeated. At one point he said he couldn't believe I would "back myself in a corner" looking for an unmedicated birth. I was very okay being induced, if medically necessary. My issue was the condescending tone and how it was not a conversation - it was a demand. It is everything that an empowered birth experience is NOT. My hope is that sharing this alone will give one pregnant woman a more empowered experience by steering her from Dr Hackett. After being induced, I had a long labor and unfortunately reached 10 cm at shift change. I'm not totally sure what happened, but what I do know is that I was ready to push and had to wait over an hour for the new midwife to arrive at the hospital. Once we were delivering, the midwife seemed incredibly distracted, chatting with everyone else around her and went so far to mess up my stitches and have to redo them, which I genuinely think was because she was chatting with everyone else around her (about things other than my delivery). Thank goodness I had a doula with me because she gave me 10x more information about postpartum care than any one at professionals did. There is a lot going on behind the scenes, but my experiences led me to think many decisions were made for me based on what is convenient for them.   If you are having a baby and are looking for an empowered and/or unmedicated birth - I would NOT recommend Professionals. There are some great midwives at the practice for sure, and it makes me sad to write this review because I really like and admire them, but because of their setup you have no guarantee of who you will get nor of your experience. My hope is to share my experience to help clarify how they work and help one woman have the experience she is looking for!

I Highly recommend Dr. Schlessel. He is easy to talk to and listens to what I have to say. He…read moreseems interested in my life and my pursuits. He adjusts my meds as needed.

Follow up, joint injection. Provider gave options for plan of care & let me decide. Excellent…read morecare.

My doctor was great! Office staff not so much. They were nice enough- bare minimum efforts. I had…read morebeen told on two occasions they had plenty samples of two different things and both times when I called to pick up more (my insurance takes forever) low and behold, they were out of samples. Always posed with the question "What do you recommend I do?" And their response was always keep calling to check if they got more in. My last straw was midway through a trial of a medication (one of the ones which they didn't have enough samples of- so round two of attempting this medicine now) I call to schedule my follow up and "We're not contracted with your insurance anymore". I say last straw because for the right medical staff I would pay the out of network fees. So if you have medical conditions or insurance that requires hoops to be jumped through, I highly recommend going elsewhere.

Full transparency - the reason this rating is as high as it is, is because Dr. Murnane and Dr…read more Thompson are both incredible doctors. They genuinely listen when you tell them something is wrong or explain what is going on. I had both of my children with this practice. The front desk staff is always friendly and quick to return calls. Unfortunately, as with most medical practices - the practice can't be defined just by the doctors. When it comes to obstetrics for prenatal care and delivery, it's a fairly great experience. The gynecological and post delivery experiences are not as smooth. There has been more than one occasion where it comes across when trying to tell them something is wrong, they don't listen unless you push. Personally, my reproductive health is not something I'm willing to take a chance on with staff not listening. Overall though, the majority of the staff is very friendly, it's a clean place, and great for OB care - my drop in rating comes down to lack of the same attention or concern for detail on the gynecology side.