Whatever you do: Do NOT go see Caledonia Buckheit. I strongly advise caution if you are considering…read moreDr. Buckheit for pregnancy or newborn care. She routinely recommends dangerous vaccines, which include aluminum and mercury, for pregnant patients and newborns. These vaccines contain substances known to carry serious risks, including encephalitis and brain damage. If you care about protecting yourself and your baby, I urge you to research thoroughly and get multiple opinions before accepting any interventions here. Read Dissolving Illusions. There are safer, more natural and holistic options available elsewhere. Trust your God-given immune system. Even the FDA does not recommend Covid vaccines for pregnant women! She is out of her mind.

I've been with Kamm McKenzie for over a decade for all sorts of care and I've had a wonderful…read moreexperience with every practitioner there. Everyone is friendly, answers all of my questions, and supports me in my decisions. I highly recommend them!!

if you trying to find most woke doctors you will find it here. However, I want to be treated as a…read morewoman in obgyn office and not as "it, they", it's perfectly normal to assume that pregnant woman in the office usually bring their family members with them or husbands . No reason to assume otherwise.

This office is amazing! The nursing staff is on point and friendly. My appointment was at 8, I was…read moreseen at 8 and was out by 8:30. Dr. Koehler answered all of my questions and was attentive. He's not my assigned doctor, but highly recommend him. He has the nest bedside manner. Definitely recommend coming here for obgyn care.

I have been a patient in both the Cary and Raleigh offices. Dr. Christen Richardson is who I see…read morethere. She is very attentive and caring. She has even performed an outpatient surgery on me. I had absolutely no post op pain.

Believe what you will.... Hands down the best women's health related office I've ever visited. Dr…read more Piper is phenomenal. Front desk and staff are amazing. I'd travel back here for treatment/services if I ever moved out of Cary.

I just did my intake appointment with Dr. Piper earlier this week after moving from out of state…read more She has to be one of the most professional, attentive doctors I've met with. She took the time to answer numerous questions I had and really made me feel comfortable despite it being my first appointment. Would highly recommend her!

The staff is very nice. The doctor explains everything before she does it and is very gentle.read more

Poor communication. Dirty facilities. Bedside manner ok. This facility is brand new. But does…read morenot feel that way.

I owe my life to Dr. Polly Watson. In 2009, I found a lump on my left breast. I had also been…read morehaving severe abdominal pain, which a GI doctor dismissed as "nothing there" (and basically thought I'd been a hypochondriac for8 months). Dr. Watson was proactive in immediately setting up a mammogram, ultrasound, biopsy, MRI, and blood work. As it turned out, I was diagnosed with BRCA 1+/Triple Negative Breast and Ovarian Cancer (simultaneously). She referred me to a team of excellent, highly skilled Oncologists. If it wasn't for the care and compassion of Dr. Polly Watson, I would not be here today! I highly recommend Dr. Polly Watson!

Having spent 45 years in healthcare I know how to recognize an exceptional doctor. Dr. Polly…read moreWatson is the most knowledgeable, caring and compassionate physician I have found. Most doctors don't fully listen or validate concerns. Dr. Watson understands the value of listening. Dr. Watson is a scientist, as well as a physician. She has an in depth understanding of how hormones, supplements, diet, exercise and sleep affect every body function. If you are concerned about early cognitive loss, Alzheimer Disease, or other forms of dementia, you will be glad to know that Dr. Watson is familiar with the Bredesen Protocol. The Bredesen Protoco is proven to not only prevent cognitive loss, but to reverse cognitive loss! If you have parents or grandparents with dementia, Dr. Watson will guide your path to avoiding the horrors of dementia. Both of my parents have dementia and I plan to do everything possible to avoid that fate. Thank You Dr. Watson for really listening to my story!

Dr. Sheshadri is great! He did my C-section after I wasn't able to deliver vaginally. April was…read moremidwife at the delivery. She did a great job, it just didn't work out. The wait times can be long, but Dr. Sheshadri doesn't rush. Ever. He takes his time, lets you ask as many questions as you want, and never makes me feel rushed. I will likely schedule my second C-section with him.

I used TP4W in my 2021/2022 pregnancy and birth and I cannot recommend them…read more They constantly put their own agendas in our conversations, rarely acted like they listened, and were aggressive with their views while discounting mine (Jessica). They rarely could schedule me to meet everyone on staff due to their own fault and so I ended up seeing the two pushiest ones. One of the doctors (Sheshadri), upon finding I was a surrogate, said right in front of the parents, "Even if you're a shitty person, you'll go straight to heaven for that". Tasteless. I also saw the Duke MFM that's one floor apart that they referred me to. Yet their OBs (Rogers) disrespected and dissed Duke's MFMs and their opinions about my birth options. They said, "We deliver babies, they don't." And, "I don't trust their ultrasounds, we are going to give you another one today." Their midwives are in name only with their views, they think like typical OBs - very pro intervention. What's strange is most the things I asked for that they discounted or ignored during the OB visits, they must have written down somewhere. Because during birth, the on call midwife who I never met before recalled most of them and respected them. That is where I'll give the 2 stars. They let me get off pitocin since I was contracting well on my own, which I requested at multiple appointments. I'd been surprised because the midwife at the appointment said they wouldn't do that because, "If you stop contracting that's a failed induction. Which is ludicrous, since that's what happened and nothing "failed". The contractions spaced out off pitocin so the on call mdiwfe let me know after 2-3 hours and we just restarted a low dose and baby came a few hours later. It gave my body time to rest and splash in the bath and renewed me for the final few hours. However, other things the on-call midwife (Angela/Angie) was so pushy on I literally was shaking in fear. I'd ask for no water broken and yet she mentioned it multiple times. So when she was checking me that's when I shook because I told her I was afraid she'd break it against my will! Talk about feeling unsafe. She also yelled at me during pushing. Look, II'd pushed out 3 babies prior and I said "no coached pushing" on my birth plan. You don't have to yell! And she inserted her fingers in me while I was pushing without consent, just did it! She was seeing if I was pushing right I suppose, because then she yelled "No, no!" at me. I was unhappy with my care, unhappy with that part of my birth (I think I'd been happier if she'd just supported me during pushing with positive reinforcement or quiet). Needless to say, the next birth I went without another provider and had much better care when we I was always listened to and a good positive birth experience with no fear or yelling and everything asked for with consent!