I had a bad experience and lost thousands. Now she's sold this company to Santa Monica Fertility…read more Don't just read the "glowing" reviews of people who make money with this company and Mindy Berkson. Scroll down and read the scathing reviews from heartbroken people wanting desperately to be parents who were ripped off by this charlatan.

My wife and I have struggled with delivery and finally decided to look for surrogacy as a solution…read more We live in New York and decided and paid for a NJ based agency. This agency proved quite unhelpful and generally not very friendly. Last summer we tried to give it one last shot. Our doctor in NY, said that if we needed someone more hands on and with superb interpersonal skills that we choose Mindy Berkson. She had a number of a very viable GC candidates available immediately. Mindy has been a joy to work with and has proven time and time again that she is prepared to go above and beyond the basic service. Even after we were matched with a surrogate and paid her a fee, she has stayed engaged and been helpful with managing every aspect of what is a novel and daunting process for most. I can not recommend Mindy and her professional team highly enough!

I went there last night a few minutes before closing which wasn't my plan but I was in so much…read morepain. I just wanted a quick throat swab as I haven't slept in a week with 2 toddlers and husband being in another state. The lady at the front desk was so kind and the NP (Cindalee) quickly addressed what was wrong and got me what I needed to feel better. My problem lies with the nurse (Amberly)....she kept shaking her head, swung the door open so hard to have me come back like she was a 2 year old having a temper tantrum. And then swabbed my throat with vengeance. I've never in my life seen anything like it. Because of that, I'd never go back. For the record, I was in and out in less than 30 mins.

People were insanely rude!!! None conversational at all and the doctor even made a rude remark…read moreabout my face... So un professional I felt like I was at a dollar tree for medical help. They weren't even gonna test me for anything... WILD. AGAIN very rude DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Excellent! Just moved to the area, needed my annual physical and expected to have to wait several…read moremonths to get an appointment. Imagine my surprise when I was able to book an appointment the NEXT day! Very easy to do online as well. Then , the day of my appt, Jackie, the admin reached out to confirm and answer any questions. Dr. Hayes was great as he listened, asked relavent questions and did everything that you'd expect. Exactly what I was looking for in feeling confident in his ability and care.

One medical is a game changer in the medical field. It is what a truly modern doctors office should…read morebe. After moving around to many cities after college, the worst part was always finding a new doctor etc, that is until my company sponsored my one medical membership. This was a game changer, at first I thought it was just an urgent care like all the others popping up, this is so much more, while yes you have access to a doctor 24/7 and can get same or next day appointments. One medical has really changed the experience of going to a doctor. One, these doctors love what they do and you will notice a difference, this is concierge care, it is extremely personalized to you, the doctors can handle everything from mental health, common colds to chronic conditions like diabetes. The doctors here like Dr Hayes are amazing, but it's also nice they are on time, and you are not just handed off to a nurse. You get 1 on 1 time with your doctor to actually take care of your health needs. You also have access to care virtually and at any of their locations nationwide which has been amazing for heavy business travelers. If you are not over the moon with your current doctor you need to give one medical a try. I joined 5 years ago before they were even in Dallas and have never looked back, I have referred over 20 friends across the nation to one medical and they all have fell in love, even ones that hated going to the doctor before. Give one medical a try, the team here at mockingbird is amazing but that is the case at all of their locations. I know it seems too good to be true but l can honestly say I was not paid nor did they ask for a survey. I just want to share this great secret here in Dallas. If you have Amazon prime it's only $9.00 per month for the membership. Well worth the price for the level of service.

Marie Murphy, the NP, is amazing. Down to earth, Knows a…read morelot and is always running on time

Great Doctor with clean facilities and a great staff of attentive helpers. The only OB I have ever…read morevisited. But has branched out into other areas of competence.

This group also practices at:…read more UNTHealth at Alliance 12650 North Beach, Suite 148 Fort Worth, TX 76244 Which is where I visited them all throughout my pregnancy. When I first got pregnant I knew immediately I wanted a midwife. Through my research, I found that many women felt they provided more personalized, better care. They promoted "Natural" birth and you could avoid the unnecessary pressure and "scariness" of hospital doctors who "just wanted to drug you up to speed things along and get you in, out and on to the next patient all while making as much money as possible by any means necessary." First of all I was disappointed when I found out you aren't assigned ONE midwife (so you can get to know them on a personal level, after all...they're seeing EVERYTHING, am I right?!) No, you see a different one each time basically, and your baby is going to be delivered by whoever is on duty that day/hour. Ok, whatever. So all the midwives are nice, but of course you have your favorites and YOU HOPE that one just happens to be on duty on your special day! It's also funny, because I had to defend my decision when I told my Mom. SHe was worried they wouldn't know what they were doing and that I could die because they don't receive the same medical training that a doctor does. Man, I hate when my mother is right!! So, of course, after 36 hours of labor went through many midwives on duty. First it started with a new lady I never met before, Then It was my first choice of who I wanted to deliver my baby, then it was my second choice...I had high hopes my baby would be delivered by her when she broke my water...but NOPE!! Ugh. Of course, the person who ended up delivering my baby was the one I absolutely did NOT want. True to form, I was never offered any drugs though, which was great! I tried a tub birth, but for some reason the Texas Health Fort Worth Hospital's labor and delivery section's water STOPPED WORKING!! You seriously can't make this up. So the tub was less than half full with water that was quickly turning cold. My baby had juuuust started crowning when I was told the water was getting cloudy and they were worried the baby had pooed, therefore making water birth extremely dangerous. SO I get up and walk to the bed for her to check to see if there was meconium inside me, she says clear water gushed out, so maybe I had just peed? I was then asked if I wanted to go back in the tub...pfft hell no. Thank God I didn't go back in, it turns out it WAS meconium. After pushing and pushing in what what seemed like hours, I couldn't get baby's head out so just as she was about to do a episiotomy I have a big contraction and she does some crazy move and somehow gets baby out! Now, they had been checking baby's heartbeat literally like every few minutes or so and he was doing just fine, but when he came out he wasn't fine. He was having trouble breathing because he had inhaled some fluid and/or meconium. NICU takes him away. Then they tell me my placenta isn't detaching by itself and a doctor is called to remove it by hand. Excruciating. Then after I was sewed up I was taken to the maternity ward. No sonogram was performed at all to MAKE SURE all of the placenta was removed just "Yeah it looks like that's all of it". EXTREME MISTAKE #1: "Assuming" all of the placenta was removed. There was still placenta inside me when I had to go to the Emergency room due to being in insane pain and being unable to care for my newborn. They found out through ultrasound, the placenta parts still inside me had of course, gotten infected and cause Sepsis. Something that left untreated, would have caused my untimely death. Not only that, but an abscess had formed behind my uterus, also causing pain. EXTREME MISTAKE #2: was when I was in the Fort Worth hospital telling many different midwives (I was there for 3 days) about the horrible pain in my side. They chalked it up to gas/constipation. Fast forward to me being discharged from said hospital, the pain continues at home and I call the midwives to explain to them again this pain and my 108 degree fever. I was told to take tylenol for 24 hours. Then call them if I go to the hospital, so they can meet me there. WHICH I DO the very next day. They never called me back. They never show up. It wasn't until basically the day before being discharged from the Alliance hospital (where I was treated and cured.) that I was called by the midwife who delivered my baby and she was just all apologies. Sorry for what happened, sorry for not coming to visit and how she was going to come visit today but she had a family gathering to go to. In conclusion, I felt abandoned by these women. I really wish I had delivered with a doctor because "nurse", in this case, didn't cut it. Not only do I feel my situation could have been avoided but also my baby's. I'm sure not all experiences with this midwife group are bad, maybe mine was just a fluke. Eitherway I'm never going back.

The idea of using a midwife was first introduced to me in nursing school. My labor and delivery…read morerotation was taught by some pretty hardcore midwives--people that had over 7 kids and even delivered some of them at home. I learned in nursing school that there's less chance of receiving an episiotomoy or a C-section with a midwife than with an OB-GYN (it may be that the midwives are more prone to rubbing the perineum with olive oil, or that physicians are more likely to attend high risk births, but whatever--this is a business review, not a peer review editorial in a research journal). There's also growing interest in midwives from documentaries such as "The Business of Being Born" (check it out on Netflix). Midwives are recommended for healthy, low risk pregnancies. I did not want any medications, and I wanted a water birth (something else I learned about in nursing school). If you want a water birth, you will need a midwife. This group came highly recommended from some of my colleagues. There are several midwives in the group, and they try to rotate your appointments so you can meet all of them so at least you'll be familiar with the one who ends up delivering your baby. All of the midwives are very experienced and work hard to ensure that you get the birthing plan you want. Most of the midwives are very personable, will give you a lot of attention, and will answer all of your questions thoroughly. You never get the impression that they are rushed, but judging from the packed waiting rooms, they are pretty busy. Why minus one star? Pretty high class worries; nothing really untoward. There's two midwives out of the six that do not have the best bedside manner (ie., just not as personable as the others). Could be a personality clash, IDK. One of them in particular I question if she even reviewed my chart because she would ask me if I was married on more than one occasion. The other reason I subtracted a star is that after I delivered, none of the midwives from the group checked on me while I was in the hospital. A midwife student rounded instead. I know the student was more than capable of answering my questions, but I did have the expectation that I was going to see a member of the group. All in all, I plan on using them again for my next pregnancy, but I will make my expectations clear next time. Good luck and happy pregnancy to you!

Dr. G and his assistant Vanessa are the best! They always were able to work around my schedule to…read moreget me in for my appointments. Dr. G's knowledge in so many areas is monumental!!! My treatment was excellent. The machinery could use some updating, but overall my experience was great! Thank you Dr. G and Vanessa!!

The service is awesome. Enjoyed the educational health that was given by Dr. George. The staff was…read morevery efficient and the office was very clean and organized. I will definitely refer friends and family to see Dr. George. I will continue to see Dr. George in as maintenance care for my body since I see the benefits of doing so. I know that with Dr. George I am in good hands and he is looking out for my benefits as a patient as well as my health. Thank you Dr. George would have loved to find you sooner.