I had a bad experience with Ivy and switched to Twin Tier's at 30 weeks pregnant. I have not…read moreregretted my decision. The wait time in the waiting room is the only downside. But at least there are multiple TV's, plenty of seating, magazines and a children's corner, to make up for it. I like that they work with me on my pregnancy/birthing preferences. And unlike Ivy, I recieve almost no bills in the mail because they work with your insurance. They also had a "Welcome package" for me when I switched, vitamins, formula, and a ton of magazines. Ivy didn't give me a single thing. I would totally recommend to anyone who is pregnant!

Do NOT go here... I went to this office and was under Dr. Suroskys care.. my husband and i were…read morelooking to have another and because of my thyroid condition and the fact that i had an iud i really wanted to be seen before we started trying. My first appt went fine but he ordered NO bloodwork to check my thyroid or anything else. My second appt was when I actually was pregnant..my husband and I had to use fertility drugs with our first baby so we were very suprised! So once again, he ordered NO bloodwork again. Why? Well seems to me it would be something done on a regular basis but because I wasn't using medicade insurance they didn't do it. hmm..he also told me that I should take prometrium fpor low progesterone because I needed fertility drugswith my first son so i PROBABLY had low progesterone...wow, a simple blood test would have found it was fine...(had this done later for the pregnancy I have now) it gets better though...don't stop reading.. the followinf day after my pap i started bleeding...bad.. so i called the office and they told me to come in and get a slip for a qual/quant and come back in 48 hrs... let me ask you, would you want to wait 2 days to find out if you were loosing your baby? They and myself had no idea how far along I was either! So i begged for an ultrasound and got it. Well, there was nothing to be found and later that day I got a call that my hcg level was 0. I had experienced a miscarriage. I was very depressed, my husband and I are good people and wonderful parents. I took two weeks off of work to deal with my grief. Nobody from ttwh called me to see if I was ok or to say "hey, we need to see you for a follow up." My work told me if I was going to be out for that long I would need to fill out paperwork for FLMA. I had everything filled out and called ttwht and asked Dr. Ahole Surosky to fill it out. I was told by the secretary there that I had to come in to be seen for him to fill out my paperwork! This was out of the blue...they don't want to see me until I need something? hmm.. FUBAR.. so I had to make an appointment, sit in a waiting room full of 13 year old pregnant teenagers and dirtbags that don't care about their kids at all to be seen by a midwife who didn't touch me or do anything for me at all. She just made me explain my heartbreaking story again and yes, it hurts to tell it but if I can keep someone from going though what i went through then it was worth it. Also, if you are not on medicade and have regluar insurance then DO NOT GO HERE! You have plenty more options. If you are on medicade go to Birth n Beyond. It's very close to ttwht and they will accept it. I did my research in case anyone was worried about not having their ins. accepted.

Professional , courteous,, knowledgeable, and so respectful of woman and what that are going…read morethrough. I have never been more comfortable in an OB/GYN medical office

I started with Ivy as my OB for my 3rd child. They have a very short wait time in their waiting…read moreroom, which I liked and they have a very nice sonogramist(?). But I had problems straight from the begining. Even in the "interview" appointment my first day, they started using scare tatics on me, telling me "my baby will die" etc. This is not my first child and I feel I'm pretty well educated on this subject, but anytime I didn't do what THEY wanted me to do, they would try to scare me into changing my mind. As a result, I switched to Twin Tier's Women's Group at 30 weeks, and have been very happy about my decision. As an GYN, they are fine, but as an OB, especially if you have any opinions of your own regarding your personal birth experience, STAY AWAY!

Ok though not great great for fwmales but if your male not very courteous and assume all males are…read moreabusive in my experience.

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