I was a patient mostly in the Tavernier office, which I have reviewed with 5 stars. This is for the…read moreMiami office. Absolutely horrible. No parking. I was 45 minutes late to my appointment because there was NO PARKING AT ALL. I literally had to sit in the middle of the parking lot just waiting for someone else to leave. After driving 1.5 hours from the Florida Keys. The staff was ok. Nothing special. They kept opening the door widely while I was naked on the table, just covered by a piece of paper... this made me uncomfortable. The doctor was not personable or friendly. Even though I was late to my appointment, I still had to wait another 40 minutes because they were that backed up. And I swore I would never use this office again if I need a special procedure. Now they are leaving all their Keys Women in a lurch as they are SUDDENLY closing the Tavernier office, with ZERO NOTICE. (I'm here now and no one has mentioned that they'll be shut down on Friday permanently.) I highly recommend avoiding this disaster.

Finding a new doctor is never easy so of course, I turned to Yelp. I knew I wanted to try to have a…read morebaby and didn't want to do it with my previous gynecologist. After meeting Dr. Perez, I felt confident that this would be a good choice for me! Since it's a practice of three doctors (Lievano, Perez, and Collado), you meet with them all throughout your pregnancy, but can schedule appointments with just one for regular care like annual exams. I liked that they're super close to Baptist Hospital which ended up being a great hospital for my delivery. Speaking of, the thing about a practice is that you never know which doctor will be on call so it's best not to have your heart set on having a certain doctor there when you go into labor. On the weekends, they rotate with another practice entirely which I didn't learn until later, and it was a bit scary to know I may have a doctor I've never even met. Dr. Collado ended up being there when the time came and I'm SO happy and thankful! She was awesome the entire time, saved me from having an emergency C-Section, cooperated with my doula, and stayed at the hospital the entire night while we waited for my baby to arrive (and was there early the next morning!). I loved having her so much, I was set on keeping her as my main doctor moving forward. Unfortunately I moved, but would definitely encourage others to make an appointment with her if you're looking for a new gyno. Given how often I had to go there during my pregnancy, I'd say that wait times weren't bad on average, but there were a couple of times that were long, usually when a doctor was unexpectedly out. The nurses were always super kind though and great at taking blood. The ultrasound tech was also nice, and the back office was usually pretty good about helping me with billing issues, insurance, etc. Overall, I'm pleased with my experience. Pregnancy and birth can be super vulnerable and a bit nerve wracking, but I'd trust this team to do it again if I was in Miami.

I never have to spend time in the waiting room. Staff is very professional and caring. New location…read moreis awesome as they have ample parking and it's off the expressway.

Everyone raves about Dr Fink, and yet 99% of women now a days don't ever get to see him. If you are…read moreconsidering this practice because you have heard great things about Dr Fink, know that more likely that not, you will never see him. My review on his practice: STILLBIRTH DELIVERY on 1.1.15 Longest and most heartfelt review I will write on yelp: From day 1, I never waned to see Dr Tumero, as a close friend of mine had a still birth in 2nd tri under her care. Said friend reviewed her file with head doctor (Fink), both came to the conclusion that closer monitoring and treatment could had made a difference. Fast forward and guess who I get stuck with? Yes, Dr. Tumero Details:I had a regular doctors visit on 12/31/14, during my ultrasound, tech noticed that heartbeat was slow, she quickly called Dr Simmel in and I was asked to head over to baptist for further monitoring. Upon arriving to baptist (5 minutes later, as building is right next door), my daughters heartbeat was detected by monitor used by nurse. Five minutes later, Dr Tumero (who was on duty at hospital) shows up and requests bed side u/s. U/s tech arrived within a couple of minutes and by then, my daughter was gone. Between time of my arrival, check in, blah blah blah, about 10 minutes passed. Though you maybe thinking, 10 minutes is not that long, it is when your child's life is at risk. Knowing what I know now (further testing detected that I have an autoimmune disease which often correlates with still births if left untreated) I understand that OTHER factors COULD have caused my daughters passing, however, we did not know (still don't) what "the cause" was when it was all going down,so my thoughts are: If Dr. Simmel called baptist to let them know that I was heading there with baby with slow heartbeat, why the delay in dr Tumero showing up? My daughter passed away at this hospital, all while we were present. Why was an emergency c- section not done if one minute there was heartbeat and not the next? so many questions. I know that nothing will ever bring her back, but I question the response time and how the situation was handled. ------- As if what I described above is not reason enough as to why to avoid this practice, here are additional mishaps that took place during pregnancy. I had a VERY healthy pregnancy, so my visits were short and to the point. However, there were many mishaps along the way, one of them being that a test which is done during 2nd trimester detecting abnormalities was overlooked. They apologized for that, and during that time I didn't think it was a big deal, but after having lost my child, I wish that every single test had been done. Aside from that, there was a lot of back and forth with medication prescribed (Diclegis for nausea and vomiting) the office sent prescription to my pharmacy for wrong amount (less pills) so I was having to go back for refills every couple of weeks, spending more money per bottler, wasting time and gas. It wasn't until the pharmacist asked me why I hadn't just ordered 100 pills to begin with vs 30 at a time, that we were able to correct the issue by calling obgyn and having them send correct prescription. U/s tech with long hair- this lady is one of the most unpleasant people I have ever met in the industry. I do not recall her name, but I saw her twice early in pregnancy and requested not to see her again. I tried both times to initiate small talk (commenting on her daughter's ballet pictures/ asking about her day) and got nothing. She always had a crappy face on, and was non responsive. Having an u/s done is both exciting and stressful, she did zero to make the experience more pleasant. Please stay away from this place if you are expecting, it is my only suggestion. During a doctor's career, there is no doubt that lives will be lost for x or y reason. I just REALLY feel that my daughter's life could have been spared, if things had been addressed promptly.

The assistant that does the ultrasound was awesome! The doctor was good too. One of the ladies that…read moreworks the front is very rude. The doctor does not hand the lady that checks patients out anything when they're leaving, so it's up to the patient to remember the date of the next scheduled appointment, it's up to the patient to know about prescriptions, it's basically up to the patient to know everything because she will not get up and go ask the doctor anything. Then when I left a message saying maybe there should be some more communication with the back assistants and the checkout in the front, she called me back and was very rude. She asked me why I thought that. I explained to her with over 25 years in medical offices I know that the responsibility does not land on the patient nor on the doctor it always lands on the employees, like it or not. My question was about if they sent my prescription and where they sent it to, but apparently that question was too much for her to handle, and I had this lady being rude to me on the phone, giving me a huge attitude. And I pray that they record the phone calls and I want the doctor to listen to how she spoke to me. Also, the doctor giving me samples and I asked her about that too. And she replied well I was not in the room with him so how am I supposed to know? And I told her that simple you just get up and ask him, and apparently that was too much for her to handle as well. The way she was so comfortable having such a big attitude for two really simple questions is quite absurd.

I absolutely love Dr Joan! He is caring, knowledgeable and he is the best! I'm so happy he…read moredelivered both of my babies

I have been seeing Dr Kenward for the past 6 years. She takes the time to talk with you as a…read morepatient and almost a friend. Her knowledge of current medical updates and changes is outstanding. When you leave her office you feel at you well informed and well taken care! She truly is the best doctor! With the recent change of the practice to Baptist Health System, she went above and beyond to explain the changes.

I have been going to Dr. Kenward for over 5 years. She is so professional and so nice. She really…read morecares about her patients and spends tons of time with you making sure you are informed and well taken care of. She is by far my favorite doctor. Her office is well run and you don't wait long or deal with any rude or unprofessional people. I highly recommend her.

I went to Dr. Tanya Gonzalez for the first time last week. I have to say that the experience was…read morebetter than I ever expected. She is a wonderful, kind hearted, caring doctor. Also, she has a very gentle touch, which is so important in a GYN. If you use my chart, you can text her any questions and I did. She answered immediately. Very impressive. I would recommend her to anyone, especially my daughters. That is saying something big. Thank you Dr. Gonzalez for making me feel comfortable after having the same GYN for 34 years in New York.

I left my review way too soon back then. I should've waited until after my delivery. I just…read morestumbled upon my review so i decided i have to get this straight. I had THE WORST birthing experience here. Lets start: I was scheduled for induction. Zero dilation did not respond to the drugs that do that. dr decides to put this balloon thing in to "open". Absolutely painful. Oh and right to beginning the nurse that was putting my IV in, i think she was on speed or crack, she was so hyper- created a bloodbath with my arm. Long story short. I am in there being induced for 31 hours. Only allowed ice chips. When i am finally ready for epidural after like 28 hours, they either didnt do it right or the crack nurse who was now on her next shift (the nurse in between was great) moved me around so it came out. I was in full blown labor pain at the time i was finally giving birth. Dr idk i forgot his name, because they kept rotating, who literally had his hand inside me like a vetenarian up a cows butt to get my placenta out was a butcher i swear. They put my baby on my chest for like 30 seconds and i was anyway in absolute state of lethargy at that point, then all the staff rushed out and i remember laying there in the empty deliver room and i look at the floor which was a slaughter house mixed with feces (they didnt empty my colon out/ which was done with my second birth at Merci Hospital) And i see a huge roach walking across the floor. I thought wtf did just happen here. Oh and the recliner chair my partner was camping out on just fell apart, thats how old and rachet it was.. BUT!! the best is yet to come!! i went home, thinking i am just dead exhausted from this 3 day experience, not recovering feeling worse by the minute and getting a high grade fever and eventually after i was literally about to bite the dust, ambulance was called brought me to emergency room because i had gotten a sepsis. I was back in hospital for 6 days and thankfully i made it out. Dying from childbirth in America in 2020?? Zero stars

I have been seeing Dr Wolloch for many years and she is great. She is an MD that considers…read morenutrition and other things to take a holistic approach to health care. She is very particular about the details and doesn't work with insurance so she is a direct pay and worth every penny!

Love Dr Wolloch and Tina is the best! They make you feel so comfortable and really take the time to…read moreunderstand your needs. Couldn't say enough nice things about them!

Life changing. I had been struggling severely with…read moreperimenopause...hot flashes, anxiety, and mood swings that had become completely debilitating. Due to medical reasons (I went to many doctors and specialists), they did not think HRT was for me. Dr Ritch put me on a low dose anti anxiety medicine and an estradiol insert. Both have been life changing. She is super knowledgeable on menopause...which is nearly impossible to find. On top of that, she is personable and takes her time with her patients. I am so grateful I found her. Ps. I found her through her podcast (EnRitched Menopause with Dr Jessica Ritch).

Very professional and she explains everything well and she listens. Wait time is a minread more