THIS PLACE WILL SCAM YOU AND NOT CALL YOU BACK. My wife gave birth in August and we have STILL not received a refund for overpaying for care here. Why would we overpay for care? Why wouldn't we just use our insurance? Great question, we had the same one. This place requires you to purchase a "package" up front. They won't bill your insurance until AFTER you've given birth. They do this and promise you that you will receive a refund for everything you have overpaid. 8 months after the birth of our kid, no refund. My wife has called them maybe 20 separate times trying to get OUR money back. The last straw was today, when she called and the receptionist said "let me get my manager" and then hung up. Everyone that works here is in on this GENUINE scam. Genuinely evil, greedy, losers run this business. Go elsewhere unless you want to get scammed. If you're reading this and decide to go here anyway, run as soon as you hear them talking about paying for a care "package" up front. They are going to literally rob you. read more

I went in for my first appointment with OBGYN and liked it. Going again in June. I met with Alexander Bell. She was extremely nice and communicative. read more

Stay far far far away from this OBGYN. They do not actually care about high risk pregnancies and don't refer patients that are in desperate need of specialized help. I went to them when I had severe, severe HG and they did absolutely nothing to help me. I called their office multiple times in need of help and they said there's nothing they can do. It's terrible. this OBGYN brushed off my desperate need of help. DO NOT COME HERE THEY WANT EASY PATIENTS AND EASY PREGNANCIES! FIND AN OB THAT WILL LISTEN AND TAKE ACTION BASED ON THE HELP YOU NEED AND ARE ASKING FOR! read more

If you are a female of any color (black, asian, hispanic, etc.) DO NOT come here . The treatment is belittling and discriminate. I am a white man and I am proud to be married to my hispanic wife of 13 years. We are having our 3rd child so pregnancy is not really anything new for us. Our first appointment was very telling. The lobby was nice and the front counter staff was ok, they were busy so we understood. But in the examination room it was different. We were there for a pregnancy confirmation appointment and evaluation of medication for pregnancy. First they asked for the urine sample, my wife needed to drink some more water to provide, they responded with rolled eyes and short speech. We got to the exam room and the doctor came in and did not know how to operate the ultrasound machine, stating she has to wait for the ultrasound person since they know what they are doing. Then the doctor, without even asking for blood test told my wife to double her prescriptions for her thyroid. We thought this was weird since every time we had to adjust her thyroid meds, we needed a blood test. My wife started spotting in early pregnancy, causing a lot of concern, especially knowing we were in the early stages (7 weeks), not unusual for early pregnancy but unusual for OUR history. The doctor completely dismissed it and said there are too many things this could be (maybe the increased medicine THEY told my wife the start taking, without a blood test). FINALLY the final straw...my wife (through pregnancy brain) lost her thyroid meds. She called her primary care who said she needed to talk to OBGYN since they have to make the call on how it affects the pregnancy (makes sense). We called the Maricopa OBGYN and they said, "you are not considered a patient until you are 8 weeks pregnant and you're not so we can't work with you. So now we are medication less. I don't understand how LEGALLY Maricopa OBGYN can direct medicine dosage and bleeding controls when you are not the patient??? this feels like the hippocratic oath concern, and yes, I will be looking into this violation. read more

I am dumbfounded at the fact I have spent the last 2 YEARS.. 2 YEARS! Correcting this staff over and over on the address to my preferred pharmacy. THE INCOMPETENCE IS THROUGH OUT THE OFFICE. I have spoken to front desk staff as well as "nurses" and all of them have the SAME THING IN COMMON. No one can update a simple ADDRESS. I was on 3 calls within the last 4 DAYS! And yet I still couldn't pick up my prescription because it was sent to THE WRONG PHARMACY. How or who will actually help me with this? I am ready to leave this office and not be treated here. Even the previous doctor whom never told me my results for OVER A YEAR... they were let go. Does the front staff need to be let go too? I don't need a response with a "sorry about your experience" I need a COMPETENT person to do their job. Or EVERYONES job that has FAILED to do a simple ask. read more

Dr. Jackson is the best one there he always makes me feel listened to and helps me. Every girl problems I've had he's resolved quickly! I've never had to feel like I need to advocate for my health when I see him, he'll have me get labs and tests done right after my appointment. I greatly appreciate that. Having to constantly go in for the same issue and no one listening to you is the worst feeling ever. The front desk and MA's are also very sweet and helpful! read more

Ladies, I strongly advise against choosing this healthcare facility, especially if you are a woman of color or someone who may be perceived as such. My experience here was deeply dehumanizing. Early this year, I began experiencing irregular bleeding, having about two periods a month, accompanied by severe hormonal migraines. I requested an ultrasound, but my first appointment with Dr. Urig was disheartening. He dismissed my concerns, stating that nothing could change in just a few months, despite my previous ultrasound for a different condition. Even though I emphasized that this was abnormal for me and that I was actively trying to get pregnant, Dr. Urig remained indifferent. I persisted in asking for an ultrasound, and eventually, he reluctantly agreed but prescribed only one month of birth control to "regulate" my cycle. Still, he refused the ultrasound. I left the appointment feeling defeated, and the medication did not work. I suffered for months. When I couldn't endure the symptoms any longer, I returned, this time requesting a female doctor. Again, my request for an ultrasound was denied, but following the advice of a medical friend, I insisted. Eventually, they scheduled me for a week out, and the ultrasound revealed a uterine polyp. During my follow-up appointment with a different doctor, I expressed my frustrations, and she apologized. However, this apology couldn't erase the nearly ten months of unnecessary suffering and the precious time wasted in my pursuit of pregnancy. These doctors didn't treat me as a human being; they saw me as a person of color without deserving humanity. Despite my high risk for hormonal cancers, they were indifferent even though I visit Mayo Clinic regularly every 3-6 months for breast exams, which they know about. When I complained about the lack of response for scheduling surgery to remove the polyp, the office manager, Donna, called me and victim-blamed me, even saying that the doctors at this facility often assumed women in their 40s were going through menopause. I was astounded by her response and the realization that I was clearly facing discrimination. My husband, who is white, had attended appointments with me at Maricopa OB before this ordeal, and the difference in how I was treated was striking. I subsequently switched to another OBGYN, and the stark contrast in treatment was undeniable. The new facility, Southwest Contemporary, recommended by a friend, treated me with compassion and care, promptly scheduling my surgery. I'm finally on the path to recovery, thanks to Southwest Contemporary, and not Maricopa OB read more

Would not recommend this OBGYN office for pregnant families. Began coming here mainly due to my first pregnancy. Biggest issues: - They rotate you through ~8 doctors. From week 6 to week 30 of my pregnancy, I never saw the same doctor and had to re-explain my issues to each one. It didn't seem like any of the doctors took the time to look at records prior to the appointments. - After explaining my issues, all but one or two doctors brushed off my concerns and didn't give me much time to ask questions - When asking if I could labor in the shower/tub at the hospital I was told "humans are not water mammals, so I don't know why you'd want to do that" - When I switched OBGYN offices, the billing department blamed my insurance company for not processing a refund; when, after 30+ days, Maricopa realized they never sent the claim to my insurance company for processing. It's taken more than 2 months to be refunded since they made me pay for my birth before I ever even gave birth. read more

Great doctors. The staff are wonderful, both my kids were delivered with this office. Best choice, I have ever made!

They care about every patient! They really take the time to listen to your concerns. When you call for advice, the nurse calls asap because they care! read more

This place is terrible and they're incompetent: The doctor didn't end up being available for the delivery - we were in labor for like, 9 hours after being scheduled to be artificially induced, so there's no excuse for not knowing when they needed to be there. They've tried to charge us twice for the same services. They always ask you to come 15 minutes early, yet they're never on time. For a glucose test, where you have to drink something and then sit around for an hour and wait, it takes them 15 minutes past the appointment time to get the drink to you, so they have absolutely no respect for your time. When we had billing problems, they just tell us to call the insurance company, and make no effort to help. read more

Where do I start with this office? First off, the girl at the front desk is HORRIBLE! She was rude from my very first appt and I'm 25 weeks, they talk about your financial situation in front of an entire waiting room of people! Demand you pay on the spot talking extremely loud so everyone else can hear. I've left my appointments crying more times than I should because of these front desk ladies/staff. The doctors are great but not worth the struggle with the front office people. Don't waste your time. They also make you pay an insane amount of money three months before giving birth lol. Don't do it there are so many other offices in the valley that will treat you kindly. read more

I think it's very normal for this practice to be notoriously late with appointments time. I am not talking about 15-20 min push. I am talking about good 45-60 min delay. I have been here for 5 years and not once I was seen on time. Time to find another place read more

I have personally received amazing care from this medical team! I always feel safe, welcome, and important. They listen to your concerns and implement interventions to help reach your goals! read more

I have been coming to MOGA since the beginning of my pregnancy in Oct of 2023. I'm currently 32 weeks pregnant. My husband and I have been coming to the Ahwatukee location. We have loved all of our experiences here at this OB-GYN! Every Dr and nurse practitioner we have met with is very thorough and happy to answer our questions/ concerns. I feel safe and understood here which is unfortunately hard to come by at other practices these days. The front desk people are extremely helpful and always kind. I will definitely be coming back here after my baby is born for all of my well women exams and care! read more

Had my pelvic ultrasound, even got a Endometrial Biopsy done that wasn't scheduled. I appreciate a doctor who can knock other sessions so I'm not constantly taking off work. Dr. Brock is so easy going and doesn't rush; in fact, all the questions I had about the Nova Sure procedure, HE ANSWERED! Legit, of all the side research I did in a weeks time and discussing my options with my husband, He answered them all. Questions: which method do you use out of popularity/ preference/ success rate? Will a D&C be required? Will a endrimitral biopsy be required? Will medication be prescribed to soften the cervix? Bowl prep necessary? What if there are fibroids? Is tubical ligation necessary? What can I expect with post-surgery aftercare? Will I need a driver to and from the surgery, will they have to sit in the car? What type of gas is used in the procedure? Will I be able to go work out after surgery? Will I need amoxicillin or antibiotics after surgery? The biopsy had its moments, from watching others YouTube stories, it scared me. I've never had it done nor have I ever given birth, I'm 32. When they open the cervix, there's pressure but it subsides in 5 seconds. Then there's some soap stuff he applies, doesn't hurt. When he went in goes to get the tissue for sampling to see if it's cancerous, just remember to breath, I think I said one curse word lol. But he did it carefully and gracefully and QUICKLY! I bet the beginning and ending of the biopsy was MAYBE 3 mins. Had some cramping for 30 mins afterwards. But now I'm fine. Didn't have to take anything for pain. Mainly because I didn't have any or a pad. But they had female sanitary pads. I also showed him some medications I had in hand for pain if I could use those instead of buying more meds and brought in some amoxicillin as well. Dr. Jackson was all for "using what you have" instead of loading me up on more stuff or picking up prescriptions after surgery. I appreciate that about a doctor too. I can't praise this office enough for the organization from the time I walk in the door to the time I leave. read more

Omg I love this drs office! The staff are amazing very helpful Ashley at the front desk did a great job at helping me and making me feel welcomed. Would like to also give credit to Joe the medical assistant she makes you feel at ease and comfortable we all know what to expect at a Obgyn office. Big thank you to my Dr Degeest for making me aware of the treatment I was receiving from a different dr, I greatly appreciate you for being so kind and caring. read more

I'm ashamed to say I had been going here for years. My last annual exam was in November. At the time, all was good with my IUD except they thought there was a possibility of higher levels of prolactin. BUT I found out in January, I was 27.5 weeks pregnant WITH my IUD (paragard). Needless to say I changed my OB. Luckily I still had a healthy pregnancy. Moral: ask them for a pregnancy test every single time if you have a vagina. ( Also, I did take a pregnancy test back in August/Sept but it was false!) read more

I wish that I could give this place zero stars. I have no idea where to even start with this review. First off, DON'T GO HERE!!! Run away! Rude front desk staff, ridiculous waiting time which makes you question why you even set an appt in the first place, and some of the doctors here are beyond rude and unprofessional. The dr who delivered my son was the only one in the building we felt comfortable with, and she was actually kind. But it was not enough for us to ever return. First thing you see when you walk in are the women sitting at the front desk, most who don't smile and are beyond rude. Check in, and wait for at least an hour because all the doctors are some how running behind every single time you come in for an appt. Next, some of these doctors were beyond unprofessional. One woman in particular really made us uncomfortable, we asked to not see her again at any of my appointments. (This request was not honored by the way). I was accused of smoking pot several times in one visit by this woman because I was wearing a Bob Marley t shirt. She also , very loudly, announced personal health problems I was having during my pregnancy loud for all to hear, and left me in tears more than one visit. Lastly, at least that I care to write about, is their god awful billing system. Or shall I say the lack there of. They don't bill insurance! They write you a letter saying you made payments and that's about it. My son is almost a year old and I am STILL getting phone calls and letters about balances that my insurance WOULD have covered if they would have been billed. Ladies, save yourself time and energy, do not go to this place. WORST OBGYN EVER. read more

I saw Dr Laura Mercer about sterilization. I've been turned away by sooo many other Doctors. I was sooo pleased that Dr. Mercer treated me like a person, answered my questions, & agreed to provide me my desired procedure. Danielle, the surgical scheduler was awesome at getting back to me about everything. I LOVE THIS OFFICE! I'm moving my gyno care here read more

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I always have a pleasant appointment. They are always on time when I go and always friendly. I've never had a problem scheduling appointments. They always had a doctor at the hospital where they deliver. So it wasn't a problem when they had to all of a sudden do a cesarean to pull out my boy. So I enjoy this place. Just wish the hospital they deliver from was a lot closer to Ahwatukee. read more

Looked up the doc on my insurance's site so I didn't see how the staff was at this location. I waited over half an hour past my appointment time while I watched other appointments fly right past me. The staff acted like it didn't even phase them which means this happens all the time. Why I can never have luck to find a decent doctors office is beyond me. read more

Be prepared to wait AT LEAST one hour after your given appointment time to be seen. I've been coming here for over a year and I think the shortest I've waited to be seen was 30 minutes. And staff won't ever warn you they are running behind. Also, the ultrasound tech missed a complex ovarian cyst that was luckily caught at the ER one week after the ultrasound. I only continue coming here because it's close to my house. read more

I will preface this review by saying the following: if you are not seeking a natural child birth, the following may not apply to you. We were, and our experience is best summed up by the letter I just sent the practice, which I have pasted below: Up until mid-April, we had chosen your practice to assist us in one of the most miraculous moments of our lives, the birth of our son. We had visited three times prior to our visit on 4/8 and each time had met with Laura Rutledge. She was a delight, incredibly kind and helpful in every way. The rest of the staff also seemed genuinely excited to see us and help us navigate this exciting journey. On Friday the 8th, however, we met with our first doctor: Dr. Brock Jackson. While we were greeted and he was presentable, we found out very quickly that he hadn't even glanced at our file to learn anything about us, despite our being there a number of times prior. We didn't necessarily expect a thorough review of our file, but to come in at week 30 of our pregnancy and have your doctor ask if you know whether your child is a boy or a girl is not a great way to make a first impression. We were willing to overlook this, but shortly after he asked us if we had taken any birth classes. Once we said we were about two thirds of the way through our Bradley Method classes, the entire tone of our visit changed for the worse. He then gave us a couple of pointers and explained the rest of the process, before asking us if we had any questions. I asked when might it be a good time to share our birth plan with the practice. He was dismissive and said we could write it out and bring it in any time. When I pulled it out and handed it to him immediately, the tone of our visit made a complete shift to annoyed and defensive. While no words were spoken as he read, the non-verbal communication was off putting to both of us. Nonetheless, we waited patiently to see what he might say. While some in the medical community might view the Bradley Method, or other natural birth classes as strange or different, we felt we owed it to our unborn son to learn more about child birth without intervention and how we might be able to do this without pain medication. At no point in our classes had we been told that we know more than doctors or any medical professional. We did not present our birth plan in this way, but that is certainly how it was received. To say we were appalled is an understatement. To say he handled this situation in an incredibly unprofessional way is putting it lightly. We did not pretend to know more about this than anyone, but as it was our birth plan, we hoped that our birthing team would be on board to help us achieve our goals together. Since we did not record the conversation, here are a few highlights: * We must get an IV upon arrival, no option * The doctor may and likely will need to break your bag of waters * The doctor may and likely will need to use Pitocin to augment labor * Under no circumstance can the father catch the baby * Laura must have a fetal heart monitor on at all times * We 'hired' them to help us give birth, lessening this miracle to a business transaction After prodding, he acquiesced that we don't HAVE to do most of these things, but we immediately knew that this is not the kind of labor we want to have, especially with the slight chance that Dr. Jackson be the one delivering the baby in June. We have no idea if the rest of the practice feels the same way about natural child birth, but since relaxation and confidence in our birth team was of utmost importance, we simply could not take that chance. We understand that we are merely one couple navigating a very profitable industry, and we realize that this letter likely will change nothing. But it WILL help us feel better about how we were treated that day, and hopefully will raise awareness that human beings deserve to be treated with respect when it comes to important matters such as these. We are incredibly lucky that we found a practice (Dr. Chavira) that was willing to work with us on our birth plan. We are also happy to announce that at 40 weeks and six days, and after 18 hours of labor, we successfully gave birth to our beautiful son with ZERO medical intervention. read more

Most of the doctors are good. But their staffs are very bad. Front desk staffs are not cooperative. I had NST appointment at 1 and I asked one of the staffs named Sarah to check why I wasn't called for the test yet when it was past 15min. She just replied they are getting the room ready without checking inside. Later I asked another staff and she checked inside and told me the reason for getting late. Some staffs are rude and they don't even say hello. read more

I've been going to Maricopa OBGYN for a while now, and I had pretty decent luck with them until I really needed something. I'm 31, and my husband and I have been trying to have a baby for about 3 years now. During this span of time, I've miscarried 3 times. Needless to say, I have very high risk pregnancies and when the at home test came up positive was told by my primary care doctor (Ish Patel- LOVE HIM!) to make an appointment with my OB right away, and get on a hormone gel. I hung up with him (yes, he answers the phone) and called Maricopa OBGYN for an appointment. I explained to the girl that answered the phone that I'm am existing patient, and I have a history of high risk pregnancies and I needed to get in to see someone right away. I told her that I had a positive home test, and that I was late for my period. Despite the fact that they had all of my history the scheduler refused to get me in for several weeks, reluctantly I made the appointment. I called my primary care doctor back and he instructed me to go in to see him that day. He took my blood work, and preformed all of the tests needed so I could at least rest at night. About a week later I had the classic, dreaded cramps. I knew it was a miscarriage. I called Maricopa OBGYN again and explained to them that I started cramping and spotting. Apparently my discomfort was of no concern to them and I couldn't be squeezed in for another 2 days. Once again, I made the appointment and called my primary. I explained the situation to him and he told me he would call me back in 5 minutes. 5 minutes later Maricopa OBGYN called me and said they could see me in an hour. My PCP had to call so they would take me seriously. I went in for the appointment with my husband and the PA Bonnie was just as wonderful as always. She is a kind, warm woman and in my opinion is entirely too good to be working there. She did inform us that I miscarried again, and talked briefly about genetic testing and our options. We left feeling hurt that this happened again. A few weeks later I was sitting at work and my cell phone rang. I saw it was Maricopa OBGYN and sent it to voice mail. On my break I listened to the message and it was to confirm my appointment for the next day... Puzzled I called the office and asked what the appointment was for. The scheduler told me it was for my ultrasound. Horrified, I told her that I had to cancel. Her response: "But aren't you excited to see your baby for the first time?" With all that being said- please don't ever go to this office. I always try to write more positive reviews then negative but I don't want any woman to ever experience what I have. I understand that honest mistakes happen but this could have been avoided. read more

I love MOGA. The staff are all on top of things, excepting the one time I was booked into the downtown Phoenix location by accident. I have seen a couple doctors in this practice when my primary OBGYN could not fit MY schedule and I have been happy every time. Even the PAs are very competent and caring. I started coming here after a recommendation from a friend who was an OB resident at Banner. He had nothing but rave reviews on the doctors in this practice. read more

All the doctors and staff are amazing! Dr. Jackson delivered my baby and he is an amazing doctor. I have gone to both clinics and love everyone. Dr. Jackson takes the time to talk to you and you can tell he cares. read more

I transferred to Maricopa OBGYN in 2013, following my fourth early pregnancy loss and while pregnant with my daughter. I was elated to discover a supportive, professional office, with doctors who listened to my concerns and who were willing to go the extra mile for me, my spouse, and our unborn child. I initially met with Dr. Pottorff, whose compassion and knowledge was unparalleled compared to any other provider I had seen in the Phoenix area. By the time we reached the third trimester, I had the privilege of meeting with all of the providers, each as fantastic as the last. I developed a birth plan, which they were more than willing to follow, but when the time came to deliver, our baby had other plans. Dr. Brock Jackson expertly delivered our breech baby via c-section, and he continues to provide outstanding support as we aim for a second full-term pregnancy. I have recommended Maricopa OBGYN to friends, and I wouldn't think of going anywhere else. read more

Let me start off by saying MOTHERS YOU HAVE A VOICE especially if you have certain history of abuse. I went in to get my 36 weeks check up primarily to make sure my baby is no longer breech (baby's good now) Knowing I'm 36 weeks I voiced that I do not consent to a cervix check (it is not a crystal ball but if you choose to just know you can also say no) but since I was also group b positive last pregnancy we wanted to be tested in case it's the same for this pregnancy. Doctor comes in i mention again that i do not consent to cervix check. They said it's fine talked about the group b swab and I repeated third time I do not consent for a cervix check. After the swab she suddenly said she is now moving on to a cervix check but before I can process this she was already inside and I was in shock and felt paralyzed. Now you can say "why didn't you just say no again" but as someone with history of SA I can tell you there is a reason victims take a while to speak up. At this time, i felt like I was experiencing out of body experience. I shut down and felt like I was being assaulted all over again. I cried the whole way home and now typing this review at 4am since I couldn't sleep out of anger. I felt violated and my choice was not respected. My right was disregarded. It's hard to "go with the flow" on normal things that can trigger trauma. you placed your trust on a professional who didn't respect your choice. Frankly this place never made me feel comfortable or safe. You meet with a doctor for 5 mins and you're done. Go somewhere else who will listen and take time with their patients read more

A year ago I was looking for a new ob/gyn office since my prior doctor retired (after seeing her for the last 25 years). My old obgyn recommended Dr. Mike Urig and I noticed he was a Phoenix Top Doc back in 2010. I felt confident that this would be a good transition. Unfortunately it's been very disappointing and I'm sad that he came recommended by my old doctor. Dealing with Maricopa OBGYN offices has been really frustrating. I've seen Dr. Urig two years in a row and he's misdiagnosed me twice. The second year I went to see him (June 2017) he rolled his eyes at me when I told him I had been consulting with a naturopath concerning my health concerns. He made a comment that I will just have to choose who I am going to trust. He prescribed me birth control pills even though I am over 35 years old. BC Is NOT recommended for prolonged use or women over 35 (just look at the medicine inserts!). Then after this yearly exam my insurance was billed for two different claims including a "sick visit". Turns out - if you go to your annual wellness exam with any questions or concerns you will get billed with a "sick visit". According to their office it's a courtesy they offer (you sign a waiver consent form at the time of the appointment) so that you don't have to schedule a separate appointment. Oh thank you for this convenience! Please, someone, tell me - when and why did our healthcare system get to the point where you go into your doctor and they nickel and dime you for every question/concern. God forbid you are proactive and bring your concerns and want to discuss them with your doctor! Now it's just all about insurance and how the doctors are going to get paid. After months of calling their offices and their outsourced billing company to get answers and to dispute the charge - they didn't return my phone calls. Poor customer service! They finally left me a voicemail in December telling me to pay my outstanding balance or it would go to collections. I finally got the Billing supervisor on the phone, after my voicemails went into some black hole months ago, and she would not drop the balance. I'm not going to jeopardize my credit over $65. I told her I'd pay it but that I would not be returning to their offices as a patient. I don't agree with their billing practices and how they do business. I also told her that I would let others know about my negative experiences. Now my question is... do ALL doctor's offices handle billing and insurance claims this way?? I went to my old doctor for so many years and never had issues. Now I'm on the hunt for a new obgyn... sigh. read more

I am more than halfway through my pregnancy and cannot express how much I appreciate the employees at the Phoenix location. Every single person I've interacted with there, from receptionists, to nurses, sonographers, doctors, are all incredibly professional and kind. Bed side manner is so important during pregnancy and they are wonderful w that. Very grateful for Maricopa OBGYN! read more

BEAWRE. Front office staff can not properly apply a co-payment. Lab female removed the tourniquet before she had enough blood in the test tube. She used her hand as a tourniquets. read more

I absolutely love this office! I see Bonnie and she makes it so easy and is so fun to see. We sit and we laugh during our exam and she's makes it so comfortable during exams. She is so knowledgeable in everything and I can ask any questions I need. My mother also goes to her and loves and recommends this office! read more

All the ladies up front are so sweet. I am currently pregnant and feel like I am that annoying patient who calls often with concerns, questions or just needing some reassurance. The staff is great and I'm always satisfied with my call backs from the nurses. While pregnant I've requested to see Laura Rutledge each time, she is my absolute favorite. So sad she will be leaving. I feel every patient has their own preferred bed side manner and there is a provider here for everyone. Some patients need their hand held the whole time while others don't. I've seen a few providers and overall they are all great! No issues with wait time either, I've actually been late a few times and still get taken back right away. I would gladly recommend this office. read more

I've been going to Maricopa OBGYN for over 7 years now and can't say enough about the quality of service. Years ago I had Dr. Crawford as my physician and he was ever so gentle and always appropriate. When he started his own practice a ways away it has Bonnie, the NP who was also so very polite and could talk about anything. Bonnie wasn't avail my last visit and so I saw Laura Rutledge who informed me of all the other services that are provided. She submitted my blood work and am helping my insurance qualify for the dietician. I've been working to lose weight and it's so wonderful that I can have so many services at my OBGYN. No worries if you are fearful of needles, the Phlebotomist Deb is amazing and I just love sharing dog photos. Every time I leave the office I know that I have my health and wellness in great hands. read more

I had a surprise pregnancy and found them through my insurance. It has been one of the best groups of medical professionals I have ever been seen by. I was able to see all of the doctors during my pregnancy so that I was comfortable with them all. They all have treated me like they genuinely cared about me and my child. They handled my labor and delivery with care and compassion. I have continued to go there since giving birth five years ago. I recommend anyone I know to go there, because I know they will not be disappointed. read more

The women at reception are very unfriendly and snobbish to the point of rude. However Dr Laura Lutledge made it worth staying with this office. read more

I honestly love this Association, for the most part the staff is very friendly. Always returns calls, great customer service. Very clean office, and the restrooms are spotless. They care about their patients, and always give you their honest advice. I've recently made an appointment at this location (usually Camelback is my office of choice) now I can't decide which is better! (pt for 2, going on 3 years) read more

This location of Maricopa OBGYN called my cell phone for 2 WEEKS day and night, trying to send a fax to a cell phone. Brilliant though medical front office personnel are, they couldn't bother to call the number they were trying to fax and see if it was actually a fax machine. I called and left a voicemail, after at least 100 calls from their fax machine, and the faxes still continued to come. Delightfully, they dropped me as a patient because I was done getting fax machine calls. Considering they can't send a fax properly, perhaps this is in my best interest. Thanks Maricopa OBGYN! You guys are real winners. read more