I have been coming here for years. Dr Donnelly has always provided good care and treats her patients with warmth and professionalism. On my last visit I had some concerns and she listened and ordered some tests. I have had visits with very long waits, but what can you do. The office is always clean and well maintained. read more

dr donnelly did not listen to my daughter's concerns, she did not answer my daughter's questions. she had to wait longer to be seen than the doctor was in the room. My daughter was still talking as she walked out of the room. No bye, see you next time. She just walked out. .extremely poor bedside manner. read more

As I've gotten older and crankier, I refuse to see a male OB/GYN because I just don't see how they can possibly get it, and at this point I'm speaking mostly of all of our hormone issues that we ladies tend to have as we age. It was incredibly difficult to find a female OB/GYN in Tulsa Oklahoma. Shocker.. My primary care physician had to look long and hard to find one and even mentioned how difficult it was to find a female since I was requesting only a woman. I have seen Dr. Donnelly for two years now. I wish more attention was paid to menopause and the complexities, but she is working with me on some things and at least entertains a discussion. I feel like this is the best I can do in this particular city read more

Dr. Donnelly has been my OB-GYN for many years and through two pregnancies. I have always received high quality, thorough care. She takes time to answer questions and offer advice. Her nurse Dawn has been there for several years and is always friendly and professional. There often times can be a wait but that is to be expected with an OB practice. If you need to get in and out quicker plan your appointments early in the day. read more

Choosing an obgyn is a pretty personal choice for a woman. For me it takes a lot of research and emotional investment. If you're reading doctor reviews, you're probably looking for quality and value in your healthcare providers. I value the patient doctor relationship and because we've had a stillbirth in the past I consider my obgyn care the most important healthcare choice I make. I chose Dr Gena Gray to deliver my daughter based on the quality of her residency. We moved here from out of state and she provided care from about 5 months to delivery. It was pretty good. Not great. I found her practice to be sufficient but as a provider she's on the lower end of the 5 OBs, perinatologists and midwives I've seen over the last four years (we lived in four different states and had three pregnancies during that time). Her staff was courteous and relatively prompt. Unfortunately the quality of postpartum care diminished immediately. Two times I showed up for appointments they confirmed and was TWICE turned away after waiting to be seen, paper gown in the exam room not withstanding. They didn't call me and postpone appointments. They confirmed them and after traveling 30 minutes, waiting more than forty minutes with my newborn, turned me away. The reason: they did not have ADVANCE payment in hand for a procedure even though they knew I was covered at 100% (as in no copays). And you know what came next? A certified letter signed by Dr Gray dropping me as a patient due to a "breakdown in communication". Patient beware! If they don't like the way your insurance pays or you don't rollover when they repeatedly cancel appointments after you're naked in their exam room they'll just refuse care and move on. After all you're just one of many. Horrible! Disappointing! Saddening! Frustrating! Emotionally exhausting - just what every new mother needs. And oh by the way, find another new doctor in a new town and drop Trou an extra couple of times to get care you need. Avoid this practice if you seek a doctor that cares. One last item, they're in effect refusing me a follow up exam after performing major abdominal surgery on me, i.e. a c-section. I will be filing a complaint with my insurance and the appropriate medical board. I thought I was choosing a responsible provider. My mistake. read more

Tulsa OB-GYN Associates - Obstetricians & Gynecologists Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Dr. Gray is always professional and personable. The first 20 weeks of my pregnancy went smoothly and Dr. Gray was always able to give extra time to answer questions and reassure me as a first time mom. At our 20 week ultra sound we found the baby was measuring small and had monthly growth screenings from that point on. Due to my daughter's lack of growth Dr. Gray determined the baby would need to be delivered a few weeks early. Dr. Gray was able to answer the many questions my husband and I had and helped us feel comfortable with the complications we were experiencing. Dr. Gray was not working the night my daughter was born but came to the hospital and spent 3+ hours delivering the baby and taking care of me afterwards. The next morning she stopped by our hospital room to check on us and the baby before heading to her practice. I would recommend Dr Gray to anyone. read more

So far so good. The office is very nice and everyone was very polite and welcoming. Dr. Gehring was great and very professional...no time wasting and I appreciate that. My only complaint was that it took me about 45 minutes from my appointment time to get in to see the doctor because is am pretty sure the staff forgot to alert the physicians assistant. Small error that I can overlook! read more

Not happy with Dr. Gehring: great surgeon, but cold bedside manner. Switched ob's to different ob in another office.

I don't know how the doctors here are because I never saw them, but the office staff (I assume that's who was relentlessly texting me) is really something else. I scheduled an appointment and since I was a new patient, I had to wait several months. On the day of the appointment I got a text saying the waiting room was "OPEN!" and I should fill out my check-in paperwork. I've been to the doctor before of course, and I've never been required to fill out my paperwork first. I was busy so I didn't think a lot about it. Then I got a text saying if I didn't fill out my check-in paperwork, my appointment was going to be cancelled. I found this to be a little rude, a little inappropriate, and I was working, so I continued about my business. Like so many people I have full-time job, and if I MAY be so bold, these appointments should include time to fill out said required paperwork. But then I guess you wouldn't be packing your schedule so as to make as much money as possible. Anyway, as I was dutifully fulfilling my other obligations, I got a third text saying that Dr. Ribaudo was seeing someone in labor. I was happy for this new mother, but I didn't know what this meant for me. I kept going about my business. But lo, then a fourth text came saying the doctor was delivering a baby and my appointment was cancelled. It doesn't stop there, though. A fifth text came saying I needed to fill out my paperwork again! Confused, I called the office. I should probably point out here that I called them, they didn't call me to tell me, a new patient who had waited months to be seen, that my appointment was cancelled. The woman who answered was named Twila. She was not very nice at all! She said my appointment was cancelled both because I hadn't filled out my paperwork and because the doctor was delivering a baby! Who knows what really happened! We can only look into the dark maw of American healthcare and private insurance and take a guess. She rescheduled my appointment but on the given day I again started receiving texts that if I didn't fill out the paperwork, my appointment would be cancelled. I just went ahead and cancelled it myself. This is the worst experience I have ever had with a doctor, let alone a doctor who handles sensitive matters like the reproductive health of women. At the very least they need to take a hard look at their scheduling requirements and their attitudes toward their patients. read more

Very professional, but cold. Not sure about Dr. Deaton's training, whether she was giving a pelvic exam or dressing a turkey for Thanksgiving. About the same level of empathy. read more

I will never go back here. If you like being treated like a number in their system of checks and payments by all means. I've had almost no help with my questions and its almost impossible to talk with anyone about anything. I'm horribly dissatisfied with the staff and trying to speak to Dr Hubbard is borderline impossible. I'm a first time mom and i have nothing nice to say. I don't feel at ease or at all prepared. You have to pay for everything upfront before your baby is born or they wont help you. They wont help you make payment arrangements and they expect all of their fees to be paid before your baby is born around 30 weeks. I had 3 months to come up with all that money and they refused to do the circumcision unless i paid for it in full upfront even though it is totally covered by my insurance. They want their fee paid first and THEN they will bill your insurance even if you are struggling to pay for everything else. Every time I ask a question I get "oh you don't have to worry about that yet" when its like.... yes I really do because I have to plan in advance considering I still have to pay my other bills i top of their ungodly service charges. I have 2 months left to go before delivery and I just now was told that I also have to preregister with anesthesia to get an epidural and pay them a down payment as well. *as if i was supposed to know this already* I get that they see births and pregnant women every day but I'm not a pregnancy expert so expecting me to know about all this stuff before hand is absurd. Ill never go back. read more