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    UK Advanced Eye Care - Richmond

    UK Advanced Eye Care - Richmond

    3.0
    (1 review)
    2.9 mi

    My son was being seen by Dr. Christy Willen for ablyopia. He was originally diagnosed after he…read morestruggled with Kindergarten screening at Vision Works. I transferred care because after having a 4:00pm appt at Vision Works he was finally seen by the doc near closing so had to come back after school the following day to dilate his eyes and run out of time yet again requiring a third visit to choose frames for the glasses he needed. The care was okay -- I was a little worried no eye patches were recommended so I sought a pediatric ophthalmologist but ultimately she agreed that the previous management of his eye sight was reasonable but he did end up needing eye patches for the lazy eye. I just have 3 other children that need care and I work full time...I can not have it take 3 days for one child to be evaluated. Fast forward to this current practice. The doc was great. She spent time explaining his eye condition and what the plan was to correct it, and as a result his eyes improved better than expected. After meeting with her for one of his follow-up visits I decided to schedule my other children for their annual check-ups. I'm a mom of four...in managing their healthcare needs I need them to be all be seen by one office/provider. They all have the same insurance. My husband and I work very hard to pay for said insurance as well as all the resulting copays, etc. I have but one day off per week so when it comes time for annuals, dental exams, eye exams -- I book them all at once and put my day off to good use. I was told by the receptionist that it was UK policy to only book 2 appts in the same family per day (in case of no-shows). I did not prefer this policy and I admit I considered transferring care then simply because it was not convenient for me. When I arrived to the appointment for 2/4 kids -- I was told that they did not accept our insurance. When I complained that these new patient appointments had been made several months in advance and why wasn't I asked for insurance information while I was scheduled my other son (an active patient at that practice) -- she told me it was MY responsibility to ensure my insurance was accepted. I didn't make the appointment over the phone. I see no where to check online what insurances are accepted. I do expect to be asked for an insurance card at booking but I suppose I took for granted that it was accepted because my other son was a patient. Ultimately the receptionist was rude; she actually rolled her eyes. So I filed a formal complaint and filled out an ROI to transfer my son to someone who can oversee care for all of my kids. People complain about not being able to find a "good doctor". I'll argue that finding staffing that cares about patient care is twice as difficult. I am so frustrated and all I want is to feel that all of my kids have the care they need in one location so that I'm actually able to follow through making all of the appointments.

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    Richmond Women's Health Care

    Richmond Women's Health Care

    2.3
    (3 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Had three kids here and they've always been fantastic! Robin is the best midwife. Wouldn't have…read morefelt in better hands anywhere else.

    Two years ago I gave birth at Baptist health in Richmond. I saw women's health care for all of my…read morepregnancy care. From the beginning I was treated unfairly, I believe because I was young and not educated on birth. They never answered any of my questions, rushed me out at every appointment and didn't take my want for a natural birth seriously. Around 32 weeks they "determined" my daughter had IUGR (when born she did not in fact have any issues nor did my placenta. I have small babies which run in my family) they started seeing me weekly for ultrasounds. At 37 weeks I went into my appointment for a normal BPP and after the ultrasound tech only waited 15 minutes for breathing movements she stopped (you can wait up to 30 minutes and they have a certain number of movements done within that time frame) the OB that saw me following the BPP told me that if I went home I'd have a still born. Insanely scary to hear for anyone even if you are well educated. I went over to the hospital and they got me a room for induction. They went to start a Foley bulb and broke my water (I know this does happen though, but I was also only 1cm) Contractions began on their own but they started pitocin anyways and put me on the 24 hour clock. The male OB (who I believe left the practice shortly after) came in the morning and without my consent or knowledge he preformed a stretch. It hurt so bad I was sobbing and he didn't apologize, just left. My nurse came in every time I made a noise and told me to get an epidural because the pain would just get worse. She didn't try to help me in any way, just kept pushing the epidural even though I said I didn't want one. Every time I got out of the bed also, she'd come in and tell me to lay back down. Around 16 hours in and I'm in so much pain with no breaks. She comes in and says the pit was too high and my contractions weren't supposed to get that close, laughed, turned it down and left. 19 hours in and I'm 4cm and I get the epidural to try to relax. They place it wrong and it didn't work, and around 22 hours in (baby and I were handling it fine) the OB says it's time for a csection. The nurse refused to allow my mom into my labor room while they prepped the OR. We went down to the OR and while it was over quick, the took my daughter (who was fine, no weight or breathing issues or anything) and I didn't see her for 4 hours. I sat in recovery alone, they didn't tell my husband anything and didn't tell me how my daughter was doing. They then had me scoot myself (freshly cut uterus and all) to my postpartum bed even though I was sobbing. They told us to not feed my daughter expect every 4 hours which resulted in her losing weight. They didn't assist me with my first shower even though I told them I didn't feel safe. My husband stood with me while his mother held our daughter in the room. The day we went to leave I was still so sore and in so much pain, I asked to be wheeled down and the nurse laughed and said "if you can't walk you shouldn't go home". I ended up walking all the way through the hospital actually crying because I was in so much pain. I just had surgery. With my VBAC (at a different hospital) I was wheeled down even though I felt great. A day after being discharged I called the postpartum floor to tell them I'd just had a csection and I was having strong chest pains. The nurse laughed and said I should go to the ER then. Yes, she laughed. All in all, the doctors and staff did not care. Did not respect me and continuously mocked me. I would not recommend this hospital to anyone. I was left with birth trauma and have had anxiety regarding things I heard and saw in the OR as well as with things done to me without my consent. Don't settle for convenience of location like I did. I traveled an hour for my VBAC at UK with midwives and it was the most pleasant and healing experience. I would not recommend this women center or baptist health to anyone.

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