Dr. Bryant is my GYN. He's great. Very friendly and knowledgable. I'm bummed that he no longer…read moredelivers babies, because he was one of the few that performed VBACs.

Dr. Mulligan is super professional, caring, and knowledgeable OB / GYN, highly recommend!read more

Even if you are in-network with Dr. Mulligan's office, they send your samples to a separate…read morelaboratory for testing. If you aren't also in-network with the laboratory, you will receive a large bill in the mail. If you call Dr. Mulligan's office to figure out what's going on, they will give you the run-around and keep telling you to call the lab and figure it out. Now I am saddled with medical debt that I never knew to expect because Dr. Mulligan's office told me I was in-network with them, and never told me to expect a bill from the laboratory.

It's taken me 6 months to feel brave enough to write this. 6 months of severe PPD, a hefty amount…read moreof birth trauma therapy, and a PTSD diagnosis later, I'm choosing to write this in the hopes that it spares someone else so much heartbreak. I desperately wish I had read the other negative reviews before choosing to use CMS. My two biggest take aways from my experience with CMS: 1. Being a certified midwife doesn't make someone a better midwife. 2. Michelle is a medi-midwife. She goes about birth the same way a hospital would. My pregnancy was extremely healthy. Michelle said I was the epitome of health. I really liked Michelle. She was great at giving me resources and information on just about anything I had questions about. In the early part of my pregnancy, she advertised herself as being "all for the birth you want". But by the time I was in my 3rd trimester, she started back tracking on her promises. She started telling me that she prefers women not to birth in a birthing pool, even though we had been discussing that as part of my birth plan for 8 months. She said that she prefers women birth in bed (hello, I could just go to the hospital for that??). When I told her I didn't want cervical checks or to be touched while pushing, she told me that she felt those things were medically necessary and that she would probably push to perform a CC and assist during pushing. At 34 weeks, my baby suddenly flipped frank breech. I was immediately advised to begin seeing a chiropractor for the Webster method, which I did. But when my baby still wouldn't flip, Michelle informed me that she does not deliver breech babies for first time moms. She then went on to tell me that she doesn't know any other midwife that would perform a breech birth for a first time mom (lie #1). She said that I only had a few options and would most likely have to transfer to the hospital if my baby didn't flip by 39 weeks. We began talking about the possibilities of an ECV and a c-section. I was desperate not to have a c-section and expressed my fears to her. I had trusted her through my entire pregnancy and at the time, felt like I truly was without options. At my 37 week appointment, she told me that even if I ended up transferring to the hospital, she would still be there. She wouldn't just abandon us (lie #2). My husband was present during this appointment and also remembers her saying this. At 38 weeks, my water broke at home. I called Michelle and she told us to go to OU Children's. I assumed that she would meet us there but instead, she sent a doula that I had only met briefly, once before, earlier in my pregnancy. After a very traumatic c-section, she never bothered to check in with me. I had to text her updates. She never came to the hospital the entire 3 days we were there. When we were finally released, my baby became dehydrated due to my milk being delayed (thank you c-section). We called Michelle and described his symptoms, wondering if we should take him to the ER. She told us he was probably fine and that she would be by the next day to look him over. Two hours later, we found ourselves rushing to the emergency room with our 3 day old baby. We were told by the doctors that if we had listened to her, he most certainly would have died in the night. Again, she did not check in with us. When I finally texted her while still in the hospital, she made a comment that she had been waiting for me to update her. As if it wasn't her job to check in unprompted. We were finally released and against the advice of those closest to me, I still chose to use her for my postpartum follow up appointments. I paid a lot of money and wasn't about to let her off the hook that easy. Since having my son, I have learned more about CMS that has truly left me questioning my own judgement. Hearing from other moms, this is their MO. They are known for this kind of behavior. Michelle is known for this. The moment your pregnancy or birth becomes inconvenient for her, she drops you. My son being frank breech was not a medical emergency and the c-section was completely unnecessary. I now know that there are in fact other midwives in OKC that will deliver breech babies for first time moms. She must think herself the standard for midwifery care because instead of laying down her pride and transferring me to a better equipped midwife, she left me thinking I was completely without choices and a very traumatic experience that I'm nowhere close to healing from. If you're considering CMS, run far, far away.

I love the care I have received at CMS. All the appointments prior to birth were personal and I…read morefelt cared about. They spent an hour with me each appt instead of a quick, uninterested 15min. They are very knowledgeable and I always felt safe with them. During labor they were very helpful. Sadly I labored for longer than I could tolerate and was tiring out. The midwives then suggested that I go into the hospital to get relief with an epidural. As much as I wanted to have an at home birth, I sadly was unable to. The midwives were very encouraging and helpful during the entire birth. I will Definitely be back for my next baby.

I had a follow up with Dr. Nguyen today. I got there early and they got me in early. Quite nice…read more Got all checked in and waited in the room for about 15 minutes but again I was very early. She came in smiling and happy as she was the last several times I seen her. She went over everything, All looked good. Scheduled a follow up for a year from now and went over the best practices to alleviate kidney stones. I highly recommend her for the quality and care I received at the hospital as well as in her office. Great staff

Un excelente servicio y mucha calidad humana, gracias por su atenciónes, la recomiendo.read more

The doctor is super nice and helpful but her front desk staff is rude I called in a couple days…read moreago and they were very rude and always put you on hold for a long time

She was our family doctor for a year. I recommend her highly. She seems to have a top-notch grasp…read moreof medicine and puts patients at ease.

My husband and I both see Dr. Anderson and we have never been disappointed. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and she is a good listener. It sometimes takes awhile to get an appointment with her, but there is an urgent care available in the same building which is helpful for acute illnesses that need more prompt attention. Her nurse Heather is great as well. She is always helpful and friendly.

My son saw Dr. Kropp and had a great experience. The office is bright and fun and the staff are all…read moresuper friendly. Dr. Kropp does great work and educates parents well. You are in good hands whether your kiddo needs "a little kropp off the top" or other urology needs.

Amanda is an amazing physical therapist and a kind/empathetic person. Not only is she an expert in…read moreher field, but she takes extra time with each patient to develop a personalized care plan that will actually get results. Highly recommend her practice!

Amanda is the most kind and gentle human. She is so knowledgeable and genuinely cares. I cannot…read moreimagine anyone I would trust more with this type of therapy. I especially appreciate her trauma informed approach.