Dr. Thompson was amazing and took such good care of me before and during my second pregnancy. I…read morewanted to specifically write a review about my experience with her during my pregnancy. I've had some mental health issues for as long as I can remember, and during my last pregnancy I struggled with it a lot. Working with Dr. Thompson was completely different. She took my mental health into serious consideration and made sure I knew how important it was for me to take care of that as well as my physical health. She is also the reason why I started seeing a therapist; as she heavily recommended it at the beginning of the pregnancy and that on top of my medicine management made the whole experience so much healthier mentally than my first pregnancy. I absolutely love Dr. Thompson and I'm excited to have her as my OB/GYN for years to come! Also, her nurse was incredible as well! Deliana (not sure how to spell her name, hopefully I got that right! Haha) also got back to me quickly about any questions (even stupid pregnant ones) I had.

I had a very disappointing experience with Dr. Abaigeal Thompson. I'm a 22-year-old female with a…read morehistory of severe side effects from birth control, which I clearly explained. Despite this, she brushed off my concerns and pushed birth control anyway, offering no real explanation, alternatives, or discussion- it felt like it was prescribed simply because of my age. I also never received my lab results and had to call weeks later to find out I had a yeast infection. I was told I didn't need treatment if I "felt fine," yet no one had informed me what symptoms to look for. When I asked questions, I felt talked down to instead of helped. Overall, I felt dismissed, uninformed, and unheard. I would not return to Dr. Abaigeal Thompson or recommend her to anyone looking for a provider unless you want someone who shoves birth control down your throat. Never ended up taking the many prescriptions- thank goodness!

Moved to the area and was looking for a new gyno. Dr. Yulee was so kind and helpful. She sat down…read morewith me and answered all my concerns I had. Will def be going to her again!

Excellent well woman care, office staff and location. Dr. Lee is a great listener and very gentle.read more

I love coming here, this is our second pregnancy and Dr. Heintges is so sweet and caring!…read more The staff is great and you're not waiting a long time like at other places. I like their portal for communication as well, I can just submit a question and get a response the same day without having to call or anything!

I have been going to AWH for more than 5 years now seeing Dr Maria's Reyes. She is really good and…read moretaking her time to understand my need and help me through my journey . I have couple friends going there also and seeing the other doctors and feel the same. Highly recommended !

Info for their next patients:…read more Need to share this after I finally talked to the doctor (Gupta) and the nurse practitioner (Mahnaz) today a week after the miscarriage. 1) I signed up for the OB I chose (Gupta). But Gupta told me she wasn't involved in any data checking or appointment decision making until I went to ER. She said it was all on the nurse practitioner. - What?! Why?! She said it was strange I was scheduled at week 11. It's usually week 8. - Whose responsibility?! Who's bearing the consequences? I asked her how I know if there was ever a fetal pole or not, she said "ya we don't know." 2) the nurse practitioner, Mahnaz, just kept telling me even an earlier sonogram wouldn't make any change to the result. - what about the data for me to know what actually happened? And she just did what every OB would do. - without asking her OB? She told me she didn't know I tried to make an earlier appointment. It was all the front desk girl. - Seriously?! At the end, she just told me "I need to go to see my patient. You can talk to the office manager because you and I are not getting anywhere!" Next thing I knew, she slammed the door and left me in the room by myself. - What a jerk! It hurts like so many bad words. I'm surprised she does this for living. She should be fired. 3) If you want to get their attention, consider to share your experience here, they will call you right away. ---- Worst experience! No matter how much I told the NP, Mahnaz, after I signed up to Gupta about my advanced age and my last miscarriage which was within a year, the NP just gave me very broad info intake and 2 blood work in week 5. I had to be the one to request for blood work in week 6 when I saw my HCG wasn't doubling. No more blood work scheduled till the miscarriage. My first sonogram was scheduled at week 11. - Ridiculous! I called and requested a few times to have an earlier sonogram. I was told the Dr said it's not necessary!!! I feel very dismissed from this place on me or whatever risk I am going through. One star bc there's no zero star option. Just know that all the negative reviews here and on Google are not coincidence.

Prior to becoming pregnant, my experience was always great, go in for a Pap smear, get in and get…read moreout. I've recommended Dr. Gupta to people. But then.. On my first visit to confirm pregnancy, the nurse training that day, who had never been to this facility , almost told me my pregnancy test was negative. "We need to do a HcG test, your pregnancy test was neg....oh wait, I guess it's positive, it was a faint line". Firstly, the line was not faint, I got up and checked, second, do we think it's smart to tell a woman who thinks she's pregnant that she's not, in the most non-chalant way?? I was already upset because my son, who I homeschool, and have no one to watch him during the day, had to wait in the hallway of the building because he's not allowed in due to "the spread of infectious diseases". Big news flash, adults can spread those too....and to be an office for mothers but not allow kids in, is mind blowing. My son is 9, he would have just read a book in the corner in the waiting room. The same day, the nurse kept leaving and going back and forth to speak with my doctor...she left the room at least 4 times to get an answer. I have PCOS, so one of the reasons I was coming in (told the front desk when I made the appointment) not just to confirm my pregnancy, but it was because I was having bad pain and my ovaries and I want to make sure that this was not going to be an issue for my pregnancy. I had to basically fight with the nurse tooth and nail to advocate for myself for them to agree to give me a sonogram that day. She kept trying to say to me. You can just wait three weeks...Come back in three weeks for the sonogram. I advised, I'm not waiting three weeks, something could be wrong, and I want to make sure. So had the sonogram... waited for true doctor to come in, who btw.. never mentioned the fibroid shown on the sonogram screen. When Dr. Gupta came in, she looked at me like I was a problem child, like they had already been talking about me in the hallway, and that did not feel good. I am a mother, who's advocating for my health. She tells me I can take Theralogix products now that I'm pregnant (was taking preconception but only for two weeks as I got pregnant quickly). These products prescribed for preconception, and during pregnancy, are extremely expensive in comparison to others that will do the job as well. I can only assume due to the code given by the doctor that she received some sort of kickback...that's not a good feeling. Finally, and really there was more I wasn't a fan of, but the nail in the coffin was when I saw my test results were received by the office on Wednesday (conducted Tuesday) and I had to call the following Monday to tell someone I needed the explanation of my results and some antibiotics. Again, psychological safety here, I have an infection, and it was prolonged to even more time. This is not a good feeling for a mom, in her first trimester, who hasn't had a kid in 10 years and knows the negative possibilities of what can happen. The amount of tears I've had because of the inefficiencies is disgusting, especially for an expecting mother, and I would not recommend.

I have been using CROBGYN for all my women's health needs for 25 years now--…read moreThey have been an exceptional support through my various stages of life: pregnancy, premature birth, infant loss, healthy pregnancy, healthy birth, and now moving into the phase of Mammograms () and Menopausal Care (‍) they still do not disappoint. *Special Shout out to Brittany Orme and her lather than life Southern Hospitality & Texas Charm . She does a wonderful job with o ease a patient and bring some levity into a "not fun" situation

Brittani, the PA, is friggin hilarious and I love her!…read more I've had pretty crappy experiences with gynos in the past, but she actually has a personable conversation with you beforehand to relax you and tries to make it quick and not awkward, which I really appreciate. She doesn't rush, takes her time to answer any questions and is an ally. She's just fantastic.

I love Doctor Haverland. She is extremely detail oriented and she does not forget about your last…read morevisit. Unfortunately I haven't had good experiences with other doctors, But Dr. haverland; she is very kind and knowledgeable.

Dr. Haverland is amazing!! I would highly recommend her for any service or procedure that you need…read more I recently got botox from her and will be a regular for that and my regular check ups.

I went there for a Pap smear and got BV. I definitely do not recommend him. never had that happen…read moreever from a Pap smear. It was my first time going to him.

TL;DR; Dr David Fong is very good. I highly recommend him. He performed a C-section at week 39…read moreafter only having worked with us for 2 weeks and did so perfectly answering all of our concerns about the operation and delivering at Baylor Medical. His Frisco staff is super friendly and efficient. I never waited longer than 5 minutes. And keep in mind he delivers many babies multiple times a day. Also I was informed up front of the cost which was very good and luckily thanks to my insurance too im sure. Anyways delivering here was so much cheaper than in San Francisco, like 5 times cheaper ! Finally the nurse and doctor helped me file my California state disability on time even tho they are very busy. Final comment: Baby and I are doing very well.

had a consult for endometriosis surgery with her Dr. Crable in Dallas, Texas and had a horrible…read moreexperience. As far as I understand, a consult is a chance to learn a doctor's surgical process and decide if that doctor is right for you, especially for something as significant as a major surgery. During my consultation with Dr. Crable for endometriosis surgery, I barely got into my second question--whether she does excision or ablation--before she interrupted and oddly took offense to my questions. "I wouldn't come in and tell you how to do your day job. So just trust me." Huh? I guess the point of the consult was for us to sit and stare at each other then? What else am I talking to the doctor for? I said multiple times I don't doubt her expertise--I just wanted awareness about what would be done to me. I also shared I sought her for her expertise after researching local endometriosis specialists and seeing her name pop up. I'm in her office because I believe in her expertise. But I don't walk into any experience blind, especially for something like a major surgery. She clearly took offense anyway and interpreted it as me micromanaging her and telling her how to do her job. After she finished condescending to me and saying I have a Type A personality, I had already mentally moved on to another doctor. There really could have been a better way to make her point. Something like, "Hey, I want to reassure you I'm very experienced in this surgery, but I'm happy to answer any questions you have to make sure you understand my process." Instead the chip-on-her-shoulder spiel she decided to give. Please find a doctor who's not condescending and insecure.

I wish this was a better experience. I called for an…read moreappointment back in October that was never scheduled but apparently entered all of my registration information. I called to confirm my appointment due to never receiving a televox call and I was then scheduled with someone else. The people who answered were very rude and very unhelpful.

Love Dr Sigman, she's been an advocate for women's health for so many years! She puts so much…read morethought and time into each patient.

I moved to Dallas at the beginning of 2018 and needed to find a new OBGYN. I actually looked up a…read morefew reviews, and I ended up going with Dr. Sigman. My experience with OBGYNs had always been kinda iffy previously, and I'd never held one that I went to consistently because they made me feel uncomfortable or like they didn't actually care about my problems. Dr. Sigman was the total opposite! From the first time I went in, she listened to concerns I had and went through the steps of ruling everything out with testing. An unfortunate experience a lot of women have is their doctors not taking them seriously and dismissing their concerns, but Dr. Sigman has proven that she is not only willing to listen, but willing to go the extra step to ease your conscience. I've done everything from a yearly checkup to bloodwork to an IUD insertion with her. Each went smoothly and I never once felt like she was rushing. I highly recommend Dr. Sigman to anyone in need of OBGYN services!

I had a vaginal delivery with Dr. Patterson and I'm very happy that I chose her as my OB-GYN. We…read moredecided to do an induction at 39 weeks, and the whole experience went very smoothly. The only negative point I would mention is the long wait time at the office. Almost every appointment we waited close to an hour after our scheduled time. However, the staff were always kind and helpful, and Dr. Patterson's excellent care made the wait worth it.

I saw her after an early miscarriage and she was less than helpful. She was very judgemental…read moreregarding size and despite having a successful pregnancy previously, said some not so nice things regarding weight. I would not recommend if you want to feel treated with any dignity.