I had been a patient of Dr. Baker's for several years. Covid did cause me to miss the past 2 annual…read morevisits. When I tried making an appointment this year I was made to feel like they were doing such a great favor for even seeing me because of my previous health issues. Already felt like they were treating me less than but then I mentioned I was self pay. The woman making the appointment changed her complete tone. She suggested that I would be better off going to the health department. Just because I am self pay does not mean I am poor or less then. If you were so concerned about my health and conditions, like you said, then why does how you get my payment matter? ​

She is truly one of the best gynecologists in Knoxville. It is already an uncomfortable experience…read morefor women exposing all their goods. She does everything she can to make you feel comfortable, and you are out of there in a flash. I don't like going to men for this sort of thing, and if you don't either look up Dr. Tammy Baker. I highly recommend her for your female needs!

Friendly, caring, and supportive doctors and staff. I have been seeing Dr. Bullen for 7 years and…read morehave always recieved prompt personal service and have never felt like just a number. I would recommend this office to anyone!

The amazing midwives of Lisa Ross and Baby+Co have reopened as an independent practices at UT…read moreHospital. I am grateful for the empowering experience I had giving birth with these midwives, and am glad they have found a new home. I just went in for my well woman check and was treated like a dear friend, and a human that mattered. It was nice to see everyone again, and receive care from provider whom takes my concerns seriously. The office is in transition as they adjust. The midwives are working with UT hospital on developing a women's pavilion or wing, complete with a natural birth center. For now, they have birth balls, showers, bars, adjustable beds, and nitrous oxide available to mothers in labor. The hospital will be installing labor tubs sometime soon. As the practice grows they plan to hire lactation consultants and educators. I am excited that UT will be teaching future OB/GYNs how to work with midwives and best support women wishing for natural labor. I look forward to watching the University Midwives flourish!

I moved to the area when I was 35 weeks pregnant and was so nervous about finding a good doctor to…read moredeliver. Someone recommended this group and WOW, am I grateful they did! First of all, they noticed that I barely passed my glucose test and had me take the 3 hour test, which I failed. I'm so thankful to have been closely monitored in the last few weeks of pregnancy. Secondly, the delivery process was a dream. I was able to speak to the midwife on call to decide when I should come in when I started having contractions. They got me back very promptly and honored my birth plan. They explained every step of the process for me and always asked permission before doing anything. When baby girl was stuck, they worked with me for almost three hours, trying different positions to avoid using the vacuum. I cannot recommend this team highly enough!

I love Dr. Brantley and her nurse practitioners, but EVERY time I go there is a 30+ minute (and…read moresometimes close to an hour) wait to be called back and I feel like they're very disrespectful of their patients' time. Today I was scheduled for a bladder procedure at 9 am and got checked in right at 9. I waited in the lobby for half an hour before checking with the receptionists to see where I was in line for being brought back since two people who had gotten there after me had been called. She told me the staff member doing my procedure wasn't there yet and then after another 20 minutes of waiting I checked again and the receptionist got pissy saying that the nurse was stuck in traffic, but I'd like to know where she was coming from because there's no way she spent more than an hour in traffic and the practice opens at 8:30 so why was she still not there by 9:50? I ended up leaving before I was seen and cancelling my further appointments because I had other obligations to fill that were being impacted by waiting 45+ minutes for my practitioner to actually arrive.

This is not the place to come if you're a Black woman…read more I have an urgent medical need requiring immediate surgery to reduce ongoing pain. Despite this, I waited three days for a callback regarding scheduling, contacting them through the AI assistant, the patient portal, and finally in person. When I went into the office, I stood at the front desk while staff finished a personal conversation with a colleague before acknowledging me. When I said I needed to speak with someone, I was told flatly, "you can sign in," then met with a blank stare and "let me deal with these other patients." I was eventually told the provider was out and would call me back that day. No call came. I had to follow up again, sending an email and leaving another message through the AI assistant, before I finally received a callback. When I did, I was met with a dismissive, rude tone and told to "wait, they have other patients." When I pushed back and explained how long I had already waited, the staff member became frustrated and told me that if I couldn't wait, they "can't meet my expectations" and I should find another provider. Racial disparities in pain management for Black women are well documented, with research consistently showing Black patients' pain is taken less seriously and treated with less urgency than White patients'. My experience here, being made to wait, repeatedly dismissed, and met with no urgency despite ongoing pain, reflected that same pattern. This behavior is typical of medical offices that lack diversity and cultural competency. Being told to find another provider rather than being helped made one thing clear: my health and wellbeing as a Black woman were not a priority here. If you're considering this practice, especially for anything urgent, know that your care may come second to their convenience.

This ia an awesome doctor! She is so knowledgable and truly listens! Her staff is also extremely…read morenice!!

Nurse practitioner, Betsy, is a doll and you receive a very thorough examination with her. She…read moretakes her time and asks lots of questions. She is willing to listen to concerns and she is very compassionate about the patients.

Don't expect much for afterhour help. My girlfiend had been experiencing pains and lowgrade fever…read morefor the last week.Tonight her IUD fell out at 1am. Not knowing what to do she called the afterhour nurse to see if this should be concern. After explaining the situation to the nurse she was transfered to the On call doctor, Dr. Schwartz. Well apparently Dr. Schwartz skipped the day they went over Bedside Manner in Medical School. After my girlfriend explained the situation Dr. Schwartz responded with "Good for You call back on Monday". She totally disredarded the fact she has had pains and fever for a week. If she is going to be ON Call she needs to handle these calls seriously. I know 1am is late but that is how the Ask a Nurse numbers are intended to be used .

Absolutely amazing office! Dr. Fields & his team immediately put me on his schedule for…read morelaparoscopic surgery after reviewing my intensive medical history. I am 7 weeks post op & feel like myself again after years of pain! He listened & took the time to help me & I am forever grateful for (as is my family) for Dr. Fields, Dr. Anya, Nurse Andrea, & the whole staff. I have told several of my friends with the same issues to come to this office.

Catherine Kingery absolutely amazing! She truly cares about her patients and is incredibly…read moreattentive to their needs. The level of compassion and attention she provides is outstanding. I highly recommend Catherine Kingery for anyone seeking exceptional healthcare.

Every experience I've had with Dr. Martin has been so very pleasant and comfortable. She is the…read moreonly gynecologist I've ever seen that will perform an ultrasound before AND after an IUD insertion.. no pain at all the following day. I've recommended her to my mom and sister, as well as multiple friends.

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I have had nothing but a positive experience here. Five stars...easy. Thank you for such…read moreattentive care!

I'm nearing the end of my first trimester, and have had 2 appointments at this practice thus far…read more My experience has been really good! My practitioner, Valerie, is compassionate, thorough, and has really listened to and addressed all my questions/concerns. Valerie spent an ample amount of time with me, and armed me with a great treatment plan which included several prescription and non-pharmacological options to combat my intense symptoms of nausea/vomiting. I'm feeling MUCH BETTER now! She's also been very flexible in meeting my needs in regards to ordering my prenatal screening lab work. The ultrasound techs, Emily and Sheila, are both very knowledgeable and personable, and Katie at the front desk is just the sweetest! Overall, my prenatal care at this practice has been top notch, and I'm a very happy mama!

Called this morning trying to get an appointment for my wife after spending 30 hours in and out of…read morethe emergency room. we were told she needs to see someone immediately. When I called them I was already frustrated with all the OBGYN offices in Knoxville. when I called this particular office and informed them like all the other offices, I got sorry we are booked out until February Immediately. This office could absolutely careless about you. Humans in Knoxville are just a number. Think about that before you move here.

What can I say? No one loves going to the gyn but it's something all women have to do. So, if we…read morehave to go, it should at least be an easy and comfortable process. Since I'm new to TN, I choose this group based on the available services listed on their website and Health Grade/Google reviews. When I called I was able to get an appointment within a couple of weeks, which was great! The office was clean and the check in process was easy. I saw Dr. Saunders who was wonderful (everyone at this office was very nice). One of the most stressful things about moving is finding all new doctors (at least for me). So, I'm happy to have found a great one right away!