Prenatal care: Visits seemed extremely rushed, like she was always in a hurry, but she was never…read morerude. She was definitely nice, and always asked how I was feeling. She justified everything as normal, but agreed to prescribe me some heartburn medication since none of the OTC things were working, and mine was so bad that I couldn't even lay down without intense burning. She was empathetic when I ended up with a PUPPS rash, and gave me suggestions of things I could do to ease the discomfort. Since I had a scheduled c-section, she gave me several dates to choose from, which was nice. Postnatal care: This is where I have issues. The MFM had me on baby asprin since week 20, and I'm not sure if there was a lack of communication, but I was never informed that I needed to stop taking it prior to surgery. That being said, I ended up with pretty bad postpartum hemorrhaging that could have been easily avoided. I will say, I do like that she made my incision super low so it's not visible even with bikini-style underwear. She also put "everything" back well, so my abdomen looks defined at times because of how she placed everything. The nurses are the reason I skipped my 6 month postpartum checkup. I don't remember their names, but one of them was super rude to me when I called about my postpartum hemorrhaging. I even remember one of them being sassy when I would call in for questions while I was pregnant. It's also alarming that I skipped the appt, and no one ever called to check up. As bad as this sounds, I still haven't gotten checked out, but I plan on finding a different OB/Gyn and getting a very overdue postpartum check. Nurses make a huge difference in how the patient feels about a practice, and I have to dock off a star because of their service.

My overall experience was just okay. The job was done but this is not what I am looking for as my…read morefirst time mom experience. My complaints are: 1) Dr. Wong is extremely rushed and does not pay attention to detail (she is not rude though). She does not make your visit personal and I am just patient #123. I understand doctors are busy but in that setting I am a customer so I don't care how busy you are. For example, I asked her to check a few things once she walks into the room and she does not remember to check until I remind her again before she walks out. She does not take her time to chat with you and see how you truly are doing (I especially value this because I am a first time mom and I am anxious and nervous about everything.) 2) Office staffs are not friendly but they seem to improve a bit after I sent a complaint to the main office. They are not patient in answering your questions and of course I had to deal with them on wrong billings. 3) Although I have never met Dr. Wong's nurse Rebecca, I already dislike her due to her phone etiquette. She makes you sound dumb and has attitude when talking to you. In summary, if you are looking for a passionate and personal OB/GYN, unfortunately I would not recommend Dr. Wong even though she receives good rating from the majority reviews.

I have had such amazing relief for many problems (side effects from cancer treatment, stress, pain…read moreall over, digestive problems, etc.) because of acupuncture and mostly because of Dr. Patel. She is very knowledgeable, patient, a great listener, kind, and her smile is really beautiful. She is willing to help in every way possible. All the products she offers work, which is amazing. Her staff is also very sweet and helpful. I look forward to my appointments every week, knowing that I'll feel better when I go home. If you meet Dr.Patel, you know immediately that her goal is to help everyone she encounters whatever the situation.

I have been seeing Sonya for pain in my right foot. It's only been about five treatments and I'm…read moreseeing a great deal of improvement. It's a very clean clinic and staff are very helpful.

I have been meaning to write this up for over a month. I want to recognize Shawna at the Sugar Land…read morelocation, she was the best to me. Treated me like family and made me feel like a priority, she was so patient and knowledgeable. I could always count on her to reach out to me and update me just like she said she would. I pray my pregnancy continues to be successful but either way I will never forget her.

For those who are diagnosed stage 4 endometriosis I highly recommend you see another specialist. My…read moreexperience was total nightmare still waiting for refund from March 2019.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Kim! He is just the most caring man. We used HFI three…read moretimes and have three beautiful kids as a result!

This place is absolutely awful. I spent over $30k on treatments at this place that I'm not even…read moresure I needed because they could not fax my documents anywhere to get a second opinion in time before they recommended going on birth control. I was sent here by an OBGYN after a routine check up who told me I had a concerning test result. The OBGYN never did a follow up test before referring me to a place that does not accept insurance and requires you to pay everything in full out of pocket. I feel like if she was really concerned I had this she should have tested me a second time before referring me to a reproductive endocrinologist. But that's a different review. I had zero positive outcomes from any of the treatments HFI recommended and administered, nor was I given any documentation or explanation as to why the treatments failed other than age (I am not that old). At my consultation the doctor told me that I had permature ovarian failure or POI and would likely never have biological children. I spent a good week crying my eyes out. Meanwhile, I kept getting calls from the financial advisor telling me how much the treatment costs. I swear they do this on purpose; tell you you are sterile, and then badger you with all these options you can try as a last resort. At this point I was very confused as to why this financial counselor was even contacting me because I had just been told I had a 2-5% chance of IVF working and probably zero chance of getting pregnant naturally. The information the financial counselor gives you is also very misleading. I went in thinking that egg retrieval would cost a total of $15k including all medications, physicians, and facilitiy fees. At the end of it all I spent $30k because they put me on a very high dosage of drugs and also told me to order way more than I needed. I did not even do a full round of IVF and I paid this much. At the next appointment, the doctor told me that I unexpectedly had a large number of follicles. He suggested I go on birth control to preserve the follicles and told me that he didn't recommend going past two weeks. After starting the birth control and committing financially to doing egg freezing, I then get the results of a blood test showing I don't have POI. Ok, so why tell the patient this devastating news when you aren't sure if this is the case and push them into committing to a huge financial burden based on a premature diagnosis? By this time, I was so freaked out by the POI diagnosis that I just wanted to do egg freezing anyway and had already committed to it since I was on birth control. I feel like they do this to you so that you don't back out. When I was on the birth control I asked when they would contact me again to start the treatment and the nurses told me they'd call again. I never got the call from them and had to call multiple times to get an answer. At that point the two weeks was almost up. When they finally started the treatment I only had something like 4-6 follicles left, but was never given an explanation for why this was the case. I am not a doctor but even I could tell that something was not right in the way the follicles were developing. I was running out of the injectible medications which is the most expensive part of the process and was hesistant to buy more injectible medication (the most expensive part of the process), but could not get a clear answer from the nurses or doctor on whether I should get more. You cannot get medication delivered over the weekend and are totally responsible for getting it so if you don't plan ahead you can forfeit the entire cost of the treatment. On Thursday, I asked the nurses multiple times if I should buy more medication since the weekend was coming up and it looked like my cycle could get cancelled. They told me to wait until the doctor told them what to do while I was at my Friday appointment. While I was at the appointment the nurses told me to purchase the medication which cost $2k. I bought the medication. Then, about three hours later, the doctor calls me to tell me he wants to cancel the round because of asynchronous follicle growth... I was super pissed off because I just dropped $2k after asking multiple times whether I should proceed. I never used this $2k of medication. It's still just sitting in my fridge. I'm still scheduled to go in for an appointment on Monday, but not sure why since the round failed. The reason I was given was to discuss future treatments. However, the ultrasound showed that even after I stopped talking the drugs, my largest follicles continued to grow. The doctor recommended going through with the egg retrieval. I did the trigger shot (consuming even more expensive drugs that I'd have to buy again if I wanted to repeat this process which is very, very debatable) and went to the egg retrieval surgery 36 hours later. Out of room here so will write more in another post.

Dr Mc Donald is the best! Been with her for 20plus years. Love her! She is so kind and listens.read more

Dr. Mcdonald did my C-section with my 2nd child and everyone who has seen the incision said like OH…read morewow, where's the incision?! Hahaa Dr. McDonald sure had done an excellent job!! Thank you so soooo very much, Dr. McDonald!! Dr. Le, my OB, is a handsome, sweet and caring doctor! His nurse, Yemi is a sweet sweet sweet lady and so is Claudia, the appointment making lady! I love everyone at Sugar Land OB/ GYN to the moon and back! Everyone here is just sooooooo nice and friendly! Love you guys!

They have a no swapping policy and the next available appointment was 3 months away while another…read moredoctor had an appointment in the same month. I had abnormal bleeding but they wouldn't make an exception or take me in.

My primary Ob/gyn was Dr. Karges throughout my last two pregnancies EXCEPT when time came for me…read moreto delivery. Both times Dr. Hernandez delivered and I really would not recommend her. Its just my luck that she was on call when I needed to delivery and not Jemelka. I felt she had no bedside manners, she didn't consult with doctor and kind of pushed me for a c-section for her own billing. The first time i could kind of understand becasue i was unwell but the second time around she didn't even try to consult, my date was 17 and she pushed me to come in on 14 to get the csection or and tried to tell me things could happen etc. When dr. Karges came in to check on me she was surprised to see me. I would give 5 stars for Karges or Jemelka, because they were great with my interactions with them but Karges is not there anymore. I really dont feel Hernandez is thorough, or has good bedside manners, I truly felt she cared her Billing rather than me as a patient or my wishes. So 1 start bc thats the lowest I have to giver her a star.

I would leave zero if I could. Messages don't get to doctors and when they do the staff forgets to…read morecall you back. Receptionist told me the new PA was an idiot. That was my last visit. The office is out of control, unprofessional and creating a toxic environment.

Dr. CJ has been wonderful over this past year. She helped me through some medical issues and helped…read moreme deliver a healthy baby girl. Scheduling appointments is easy and 9/10 times run on schedule. Dr. CJ is young and knowledgeable. I'm happy to have found her.