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    I was first seen by Dr. Haskins at 38 weeks when my baby was breech, and I was recommended for an…read moreexternal cephalic version. Both she and her office staff were amazing about getting me in very quickly. Upon meeting Dr. Haskins, I was instantly comforted by her thorough explanations, years of experience, and calm, reassuring demeanor. Despite the stress of having a breech baby, and my own worst fears about the procedure, she made me feel safe and secure at each step of the process. On the day of the version, she helped both my husband and I feel at ease. The external version itself was nothing short of amazing. Dr. Haskins was incredibly skilled, and after a few very short, painless minutes, my little one was turned head down. I found the procedure to be very easy, and would absolutely ask Dr. Haskins to do it again if I ever have another breech baby. My husband and I were both very impressed and comforted by the precision, confidence, and care that Dr. Haskins showed during the version. Additionally, all the staff at Mercy Folsom were also incredibly kind and gave great attention to our care. Thanks to Dr. Haskins, I was able to have the natural, unmedicated birth of my daughter just a few short weeks later. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Haskins to anyone looking for a great OBGYN and am so grateful for her care.

    Absolutely love this doctors office. Everyone is amazing but I must give a special shout out to…read moreKate the P.A. Thank you for your caring professionalism! Kate was able to pull off a small procedure in the office that saved me from surgery!

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    I believe this hospital is suitable for simple illnesses/procedures and stabilizing emergency…read morepatients until they can be transferred to a larger hospital. I was reluctant to admit my Mother-in-Law (MIL) on Sunday because of the horrific service I received during my husband's 2 1/2 week stay January 2020. I agreed since it was for 24 hour observation after she suffered a mini-stroke. Looking back, I'm sorry I gave in. My MIL is 90 with dementia. She lives in a memory care facility and she has the mentality of a toddler. All this information and more was provided to the hospital personnel. She ended up in the hospital for 48 hours, shared the room with a woman that was yelling for hours, buzzers going off without being investigated. She woke up in a strange environment and I had to hurry to the hospital to calm her down. Once calm, I moved her out of the room to a quieter area, exposed her to sunlight, and facilitated getting her released from the hospital. The environment a 90 YO with diminished mental capacity and sundowners was put in to recover from a stroke was an attack to my mental state so I'm not surprised my MIL woke up and had a psychotic episode. Never again. According to hospital personnel they don't treat the psychological issues until the physical problems are resolved. She was in for observation so no physical treatment needed. A person qualified to deal with psychological problems could have been called. Maybe we could get a few people off the street if the medical world would change the current business model.

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