Was referred here by my regular OB for an anatomy scan. Was the most painful ultrasound I've ever…read morehad. The tech pressed into my stomach so hard I had bruises the next day. Even when I winced she pressed harder. The after the scan the tech just left the room with the door wide open and lights off while I had to readjust my clothes while everyone in the lobby could see. Horrible experience

I've never even heard of this business and somehow started receiving patient portal text messages…read moreless than 24 hrs. after I browsed 3 specific medical clinics that have nothing to do with this business nor are they even located in the same city. No idea how Valley Perinatal got my phone # and information. This feels very intrusive and breaches trust of potential patients if someone is tracking data and giving personal information out to random medical clinics.

Highly recommend! Carol and Mary are fantastic. Calming, empowering, knowledgeable, skilled…read moreand attentive. You will not regret doing a home birth with these two wonderful women.

Carol is been such an amazing blessing to our family. I moved from New Zealand to the USA, where…read morebirthing is mid-wife led and I searched google for a midwife, while still living there in Phoenix and found Carol, but I truly believe it was a God-destined relationship. She has delivered two of my children and will be delivering a third very soon. She is supportive, easy to communicate with, extremely knowledgeable, and makes home-births an amazing experience.

My husband and I were so happy our daughter invited us to her prenatal ultrasound yesterday. It was…read moresuch an awesome experience! Ultrasound Technology is so advanced in comaprison to when I was having my children. At yesterday's U/S, fetal measurements were taken of limbs, brain and all vital organs. Heart blood flow was illustrated with red and blue colors representing venous and arterial blood. This tiny fetus came fully alive on the huge video screen and delighted us for 45 minutes doing summersaults and other baby gymnastics in utereo :). Brandy was the Ultrasound Tech and was very professional, explaining everything in detail. My favorite aspect of this experience was the full set of photos immediately sent to my daughter from the Ultrasound. My daughter loved getting these images to share with family. It was so meaningful and special to learn that my future grandson weighs 1 pound now, hear his heartbeat, and see his development so far. Thank you Valley Prenatal!

From the moment you arrive till the time you leave the staff is great and it's never a long wait,…read morealso if your scared of needles like me please request Jackie she's the best and very caring

I am writing to share feedback regarding my recent visit. Upon arriving, I was not acknowledged by…read morestaff and felt ignored for several minutes. When I was eventually assisted, the interaction felt unfriendly and unwelcoming, which was disappointing as this was my first time visiting the office. I was not seen until approximately 15 minutes after my scheduled appointment time on top of getting there 15 mins early. The first staff member I encountered during my walk to the room my visit was very kind and welcoming, which I appreciated. The provider I was scheduled with was professional and direct; However, I was concerned by the way information regarding prenatal care was communicated. I had only found out that I was pregnant two days prior to this appointment, and my intention for the visit was to confirm the pregnancy and receive guidance on next steps, including when to begin prenatal vitamins. During the discussion, the provider strongly emphasized the risks of not having started prenatals already, including mentioning spina bifida and other serious complications. Given how early I am in the process and the purpose of my visit, this approach felt unnecessarily alarming rather than supportive and educational. Additionally, my experience with the phlebotomist was concerning. She did not provide any warning before inserting the needle and displayed poor bedside manner throughout the process. When I mentioned that I was feeling faint and asked if she was almost finished, I was told that it was a "mindset thing," which felt dismissive and inappropriate given the circumstances. Overall, I left the office feeling upset and in tears. This experience did not meet my expectations for compassionate patient care, especially during what can already be an emotional and vulnerable time. As a result, I do not plan to return to this location. I hope this feedback is taken into consideration to improve the experience for future patients. I want to clarify this is about Suite 220 in the same building it was Dr. Daniel Hu's office and I saw nurse practitioner Erin Baker I couldn't find any other place to leave a review for that office

I am a high risk pregnancy with twins, I was also told by my high risk doctor that I have a…read morecomplete placenta previa Dr. Austin never told me I had this issue, and when I mentioned it to her she got really defensive and was very dismissive with all of my concerns.

My life and the life of my child was put at risk choosing this place. At 38/39 weeks an ultrasound…read morecaught an issue. The diagnosis was something that the midwives said they could handle. However the ultrasound doctor strongly advised to give birth at a hospital. At the time we didn't understand why or the urge to sway us away from the birthing center. When we told the midwive she immediately tried getting rid of me as a patient. I had to call around different doctor offices trying to be seen at 39 weeks which was impossible to get an appointment. My husband finally bugged the midwife enough for her to tell me to "go to a hospital, lie about having contractions" that she would make a call and have some random doctor that I've never met claim me as his patient for me to be admitted. We were left with no doctor, no help, no answers, told to lie to medical staff. It was completely stressful. No medical facility should ever treat someone like this ! Especially someone who is pregnant . It turns out that OUR midwive was responsible for the death of a baby during labor. 3 months prior to my delivery. Along with a list of previous medical misconduct. In the end we lucked out with a healthy baby, but literally shame on all of you. You all knew what was going on and you guys could have stepped in and provided the necessary care. https://mediaassets.abc15.com/html/embeds/Midwives%20database/Karin%20Braun.pdf KARIN BRAUN I HOPE YOU NEVER GET YOUR LICENSE BACK!!

Ladies beware! I paid the $15 for the insurance quote and never heard anything back from this…read morebusiness. Emailed and called to be told that their billing is not directly reachable and they do not answer emails. The last thing we need while trying to find care is to be SCAMMED. I can't imagine if they can't handle a $15 insurance quote what else they fail to do. Stay clear!

Scheduling was a bit of a hassle, but Kelby, who helped with my implant removal, was amazing. She…read morewas so personable, quick, and genuinely kind--she completely turned the experience around from a 6 to a 10/10. She also kept me calm the whole time

I like my doctor but the front desk women ( yes multiple) are absolutely horrific. I'd think they…read morehave tenure with the rude and arrogant behavior. Even the office manager is horrible. She couldn't care less when I made a complaint. Obviously this is their culture in the front. Go elsewhere.

I had the wonderful fortune to become a repeat client of Morgann's with my fourth child. This is…read morethe second baby who has been under Morgann's care and I am deeply grateful for her, Deidre, and Taylor. You will not find better midwifery care if you are seeking an at-home birth. This was my second natural, unmedicated home birth, and the first baby who did need some assistancMorgann was calm and collected through it all, and because my baby's heartrate stayed steady she allowed me to labor at my own pace, and only intervened when I asked for help. Through the course of my pregnancy Morgann and her assistants listened, gave great recommendations and made my little family feel welcome. Her office is beautifully set up for children to play quietly while we go through our appointment, she has snacks available for the mamas who need it, and it feels just professional enough while being cozy and welcoming.

We just completed our final postpartum visit with Morgann and it's so incredibly bittersweet. I…read moreknew within minutes of chatting with Morgann (I was only 8 weeks pregnant at the time!) that she was the right midwife for us! She is caring, strong, so well informed, a perfect blend of hands-off physiological support with modern medicine, and she's wonderfully fun and wholesome. We had the privilege of working with Deidra as well and I adored her sweet and caring nature. I always looked forward to seeing them both and I'll miss seeing them regularly now! Morgann and Deidra have been such an incredible foundation to our birth team and we couldn't ask for better midwives to help us bring our first baby into this world. We felt so loved, supported, informed, and empowered throughout our experience to make the best choices pre and postnatal for myself, our family, and our sweet baby girl. In the midst of a very long, first labor Morgann gave me some of the best motherhood insight I think I'll ever receive-- she encouraged introspective thinking and gently guided me in knowing and trusting in my own "mother's intuition" vs personal anxiety/fear. This insight helped me make a tough choice to choose an intervention I hadn't wanted initially (breaking my waters), but ultimately was the right choice for me and my daughter, Ruby to finally progress our labor and deliver her despite my own anxiety over how it may intensify labor which already felt overwhelming. Our conversation around this was quiet, loving, gentle, compassionate and had zero pressure. It still brings me to tears to think about and I'll cherish it forever! Morgann is not just a medical support, she has celebrated in our joy, she has been a shoulder to cry on (in labor and in postpartum as my husband struggled with life threatening medical issues), she's given clarity, choice and informed consent, and she's no-nonsense direct when it's needed (like when our baby decided at 39 weeks to be breech for a bit!). So invaluable! Thank you, to both Morgann and Deidra for your love and support. Our family is so blessed to know you. I feel tremendously happy for every family in the future who will be supported by you and God willing, we'll see you again soon for baby #2!

I gave birth to twin boys 6 months ago and went to Dr. Johnson's office throughout my pregnancy. I…read morereceived excellent care. Everyone who helped me was absolutely amazing. I would most definitely recommend this office.

With your first pregnancy you learn many things, like places to stay far, far, far away from. I've…read moreactually waited a couple of years to write this review so I could do it without emotion. So, if it seems a little coldly written considering the words, well, I waited so it didn't sound blubbering. I was recommended to AZ Perinatal Care because I was pregnant with twins and therefore high risk. Did you know that ultrasounds aren't supposed to be painful? I had no idea! That is until I left this place and went to a real doctor's office! The ultrasound tech at AZ Perinatal Care was so rough and pushed on my stomach so hard that it caused pain. Sad thing is...that wasn't the problem with this place. After my first visit, I saw my regular OB again and mentioned the stoic, quiet, odd bedside manner of Dr. Pedron. He laughed and said, yea, he's a little different, isn't he....again, this is not the problem. On my third visit, he comes in and looks at the ultrasounds and then simply turns to me and matter of fact says, "Baby B isn't going to make it. She is too small. We need to discuss options to terminate baby B for the health of Baby A." Uh, I'm sorry, what did you just blah, blah, blah, at me in no uncertain terms. Not, "we might want to consider, or their is a possibility, just simply that she isn't going to make it. I pointed out that she was still growing and was larger than last time and that her heart was beating strong. I mean, if the fetus is doing her part to grow and live, why would we decide to destroy her because her brother is bigger than her? He held his position, so I left. I called my husband blubbering across the parking lot telling him to find me another doctor. By the way, the new doctor he found was AMAZING! I hope that women who visit this man are strong enough to make their own decisions and not just listen to him because he is a doctor. He knew not what he was talking about. Beyond that, telling a pregnant woman something like that so coldly and as if it was a fact could cause a person to be so distraught that it would be damaging to the pregnancy. Both my twins were born healthy, and are happy, wonderful people...who both always show up in the 99% for size at every doctor visit. I hate to think that people follow his advise. There's no reason my beautiful daughter didn't have a chance to make it into this world...but if I had listened to him she wouldn't be here. That makes Dr. Pedron the worst choice.

Omg this place is amazing they took excellent care of my pregnancy Astrid front desk is very…read morefriendly and excellent service also doctor JOSHUA MAKHOUL is the best !!! He delivered my twins with no complications and took care of us all 8 months ....everyone there is always willing to help

Dr. Francois…read more Seriously is the best provider if you have a high risk pregnancy. She made my delivery such a breeze. My prenatal care was great. Can't refer her enough. Office staff is great. And Bethany king is a rockstar