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

I was recommended Craig Ranch OBGYN for my first pregnancy. After about four visits with this…read morepractice, I decided to switch to a different OBGYN. I have nothing against Dr. Darwich--she was very kind. However, the practice requires you to meet all seven (or more) of their PAs and OB physicians because there's no guarantee which provider will be on call when you deliver. The blonde sonographer who performed our first ultrasound was incredibly sweet, and that was definitely one of our highlights. The wait times, however, were consistently long. It was always at least 20+ minutes before being brought back, and once I was seen, appointments typically lasted around 1 1/2- two hours--mostly due to waiting. Even the front desk staff admitted they're overloaded with patients and have very limited appointment availability, yet they continue accepting new patients. My favorite appointment was the one scheduled on a Friday at noon during the Craig Ranch Golf Tournament, when the doctor/owner of the practice was selling parking spots. As a pregnant patient, I spent over 10 minutes driving around and competing for parking just to make it to my own doctor's appointment. There seems to be very little coordination within the office. It often felt like the staff wasn't communicating with one another. At one point, my blood type was entered incorrectly as A- instead of A+ in my chart, which was concerning because they told me I would need a RhoGAM shot before realizing the mistake. Billing was also frustrating. I was told I owed $800 and asked if I wanted to pay, but no one could provide a breakdown of the charges. Nothing appeared in my patient portal, and no billing codes had been submitted to my insurance yet? To top it off, during my very first visit, there was dried blood on the floor of the exam room (not mine), which certainly didn't make me feel comfortable. Overall, I'd recommend looking elsewhere if you're hoping for a more organized office, shorter wait times, and a more personalized pregnancy experience.

Dr Sadler is great and we definitely recommend her to help deliver your baby. She's the best!read more

Asolutely absurd that i scheduled an appointment last year for January and it has been cancelled 4…read moretimes since then (the first time they didnt even notify that the dr was no longer with the practice) and today are calling to cancel again. How do you even stay in business with this level of mismanagement?!

I'm disappointed with my menopause hormone care here and don't recommend this clinic. Despite a…read moreyear of regular appointments, I could never get more than a one-month estrogen prescription and had to call repeatedly every month for refills. After going in for my annual hormone checkup, I was later told I needed to return for additional exams and charges I didn't feel were necessary. When I decided to switch to my family doctor, I discovered my prescriptions had been revoked without notice. On top of that, a patient care technician--not a licensed nurse--told me over the phone that I was "bouncing around," which I found unprofessional. Overall, a frustrating experience I wouldn't recommend.

Ladies, if you're new in town and is looking for a clinic that cares for you and is clean,…read moreAdriatica is NOT a good choice. Be careful if you need to do your urine test in their restroom. Make sure the cup is not wet with urine as well as the marker they leave there for you to write your name with. Also, keep in mind that if you complain about ANYTHING, they will send you a letter saying that you are no longer their patient since your philosophy is very different from theirs. Thanks for reading my review.

I definitely recommend Laura Gardener as your midwife, she's amazing! She answered all my questions…read moreand assisted in the delivery of my daughter via C Section. I really believed I wasn't going to make it off the table but her and Dr. Heather Derrick did so good I was up and walking that night and didn't need any pain medication. It took me 3 months to recover from my first c section. Less than 2 weeks for this one. You won't be sorry you came here!

My first routine visit to Craig Ranch OBGYN was great! Everyone, including CNM Curtis was very…read moreprofessional and sweet. I had all my urinalysis and blood work done on site and Bless their phlebotomist! She is awesome, I did not feel a thing when that needle went in!

I truly appreciate both Alexandria & Maria for their kindness, professionalism and communication…read more They address my concerns promptly on the app and overall help with processing everything in a timely manner. These two ladies, as well as Dr. Faturoti and the entire staff makes the visit simple and easy.

I am writing to express my serious concerns regarding the significant decline in professional care…read moreI have experienced since the beginning of the new year. As a patient who is currently 35 weeks pregnant, I find myself in an extremely difficult situation due to what I believe are substantial communication failures and billing discrepancies on the part of your practice. Until recently, I had received excellent care and maintained a positive relationship with your office. At the beginning of my pregnancy, I was provided with a financial agreement, which I signed and have been fulfilling through regular payments according to the agreed-upon terms. I was on track to complete my payment obligations, with only one payment remaining after my scheduled January 15th appointment. However, at that appointment, I was presented with a significantly higher balance and a new financial agreement without any prior notification or explanation. When I arrived prepared to make my scheduled payment, I was informed of this unexpected change. Despite the apparent miscommunication originating from your office, I was denied treatment unless I paid the new, substantially higher amount. No reasonable payment arrangement was offered, despite my advanced stage of pregnancy and urgent need for prenatal care. Most concerning is that your office has since refused to complete my FMLA maternity leave paperwork, citing that I am now considered an "inactive patient" because I did not pay at the appointment where I was refused service. This places me in an untenable position professionally and medically. I believe that once a financial agreement is established and signed by both parties, it should be honored regardless of internal administrative errors. I should not be penalized for billing discrepancies that were not of my making, particularly at this critical stage of my pregnancy. I am stuck in a very stressful situation. I strongly urge other expectant mothers to request detailed documentation of all financial agreements and to seek regular clarification on billing matters to avoid finding themselves in similar circumstances. This situation requires immediate resolution, and I expect your practice to honor the original financial agreement and provide the necessary medical documentation for my maternity leave.

What a great OBGYN...I was very please with Dr. Halderman's bedside manner. I didn't feel rushed…read moreand she was so kind at explaining everything and making me feel comfortable. I had to wait a couple of weeks to get my first appointment with her, which was well worth it and I'm glad I did. All and all, I had a great experience. I was seen on time. She also practices out of Prosper so it makes it convenient for others for those living closer to that area. Blessed to have found her.

I would give no stars, if I could!! Dr Halderman performed an open myomectomy on me based on…read morerecords that were almost a year old. I was my own advocate telling her and her office that I was extremely anemic, as well as had a polyp in my uterus that needed to be removed. This I had discovered by seeing another physician whom I was considering to have the fibroids removed laparoscopically. I decided to stick with Dr Halderman, because she could perform the surgery before my insurance lapsed. After my surgery I asked the Dr if the polyp was removed, because I didn't see it on the pathology report. She said that there wasn't anything there! After going in for my post op follow up, they discovered they the polyp was in fact there. What kind of place is this? How can they perform any type of procedure without seeing the state of things prior to surgery. They never documented it. They also denied that I ever conveyed this to them and went ahead with my surgery. Fibroids that were there were removed, but not the polyp. Now they want to perform another procedure to remove it. The costs involved now falls on my shoulders! I should have known better when they called me the day before my surgery to go in for a blood transfusion for my anemia. Again, something I did convey to them earlier!!! This review has been posted under my husband's account!

My miscarriage story with Dr. Jones:…read more Early January (I miscarried in November and HCG hadn't dropped fully so I headed to Dr. Jones for a second opinion, to be extra safe, on what to do after being told it looked like my body was doing what it needed, just slowly) - Dr. Jones' nurse or tech (not sure of her title) did my scan, and said it looked like the gestational sac was still there but moving towards my cervix which was a great sign. She had Dr. Jones come in to check the scan. He DIDN'T introduce himself to me, sat down, took literally two seconds to look at the image, looks at me and says "I think you'll need a D&C. The sac may stay attached if not." I said absolutely not. I don't have insurance and I know there's another option to try first. He said, "Oh well, yeah, ok we could try the pill first but with how long this is taking my concern is the sac is attached to your uterus and won't come out." I told him, "Ok, that's fine but let's try this other thing first...I don't have insurance." I asked him if there was any harm to trying the pill first...and he said no. So I told him again, absolutely...pill first. He then must have completely forgotten the TWO times I told him I don't have insurance and continues to say, "Well you can try to negotiate the price with the hospital..." and he starts explaining the procedure to me and I told him again...no...I don't have insurance. He didn't address anything else with me, not even my thyroid. He only told me how to take the pills. To add another annoyance, I ended up paying $187 (no insurance) to have a TECH do my scan, talk with the doctor for a literal 1 minute, and basically be ignored and given terrible medical advice. (The desk ran my card for $150, then says OOPS, cancel...$115...then OOPS...$187, this is 2 different codes. ) Yes, the D&C would have worked. But it is expensive and more invasive. It comes with its own risks. So why did this doctor immediately resort to a D&C when I clearly stated it was not an option for me?! The pill cost me $10 and he admitted it was not harmful to try first. I'm absolutely missing his reasoning here. **update after the office visit** He ended up Rx me Misoprostol. I felt something was off when I researched several forums and ladies had shared their doctors advised them to take it much differently than this man did. He had me take 2 tabs every 4 hours, 4 times. Most others, I had read they were advised to take 4 tabs at once, then follow up with others hours after etc. I just felt right away I was set to fail with this method. And I did. I took it as instructed and nothing happened. It should work within a few hours. I finally started bleeding 2 days later but nothing like I was told I would. I was worried I didn't pass what he so confidently told me was implanted in my uterus so I called around for quotes for a D&C to try to find a more affordable option begrudgingly accepting it as my fate. He quoted me $750 for himself, the medical facility quoted me an additional $2950-$5170 depending on how long I needed care, each day an extra $1000. These costs did NOT include the costs for anesthesia. I was told I would not be able to get a quote for that. So when all was said and done, I was looking at anywhere from $4-7k dollars for this "simple" and "needed" procedure. I updated Dr. Jones' office and the nurse said, yes, you'll need the D&C. Well I got another opinion 2 weeks later. This doctor assured me and laughed when doing my scan, "You absolutely do NOT need a D&C. Who told you that?" She was surprised and said my body was doing exactly what it needed to do, just slowly. She even cared enough to educate me on several other things I had asked about as well as going over my bloodwork WITH ME. She asked how Dr. Jones prescribed the Misoprostol. I told her and she then said, "Let me guess, he's an older man." YES. He is. She said his methods were out dated and explained a lot in why he said I must have the D&C. He was basically choosing the doctor-first route, not patient-first. Which was my guess. She sent me home and 2 weeks later I got my cycle, re-checked...ALL is well. Bloodwork, scans, everything. NO D&C NEEDED. I know D&C's are many times medically necessary. But I've had 2 situations now where the doctor basically forced it on me, when my body did NOT need it and only because I refused, did I save myself THOUSANDS of dollars and allow my body to work as it naturally needed to. And in case you do not know, a D&C comes with its own risks, it can build up scar tissue which can affect future pregnancies. Both doctors, DR. JONES included...DID NOT tell me this. Thank you, Google and the hundreds of forums I read of others sharing their experiences. Save yourself the headache/heartache and find another doctor who is responsible and puts the PATIENT first. Not himself. And one who is up to date with current medical practices. ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF!

The only reason why I give this a 4, is because Norma de (nurse) is so rude…read more Dr. Jones is a great Doctor, very personable and caring, he actually cares for you as a person. Norma on the other hand, she acts annoyed every-time you call with a question and she doesn't have a sense of urgency in helping you, and does not seem to care. She could use some customer service skills, and she could try and be a little more compassionate to others.

I had high hopes for Dr. Christy Walker. Especially since I took my time researching tediously to…read moretry and find a new OBGYN (African American). My overall experience was HORRIBLE. I came to Dr. Walker's office for a somewhat medical emergency. I sat in the waiting room for 1 hour which was frustrating but I let it go. Finally getting to the room I waited on the doctor another 25 minutes. I get doctors are busy and things happen. Dr. Walker's bedside manner is not the best. She spoke to me in a very condescending way. She was only in the room for all 5 minutes and rushed out immediately. Her team was supposed to call in a prescription for me following this appointment. I called the office, emailed, and didn't receive the prescription until two weeks after my appointment. This office lacks COMMUNICATION and KINDNESS. I think Dr. Walker is more focused on her "cosmetic surgeries" as opposed to her regular OBGYN clinic. I highly suggest you avoid it at all costs this has been a nightmare for me.

I've always enjoyed my visits with Dr Walker but had a visit with Amber Johnson today. Not only do…read morewe have the same name and are both from Louisiana, but she made me feel so comfortable and talked me through my exam. She is a great addition to the team! Please let her know she is valued and appreciated.

Dr. Petrovski has been my OB GYN since I've relocated to Dallas, Texas. I had been experiencing…read morepain for years and she was able to uncover the issue, perform surgery and give me back a quality of life I had not experienced in a long time. I am forever grateful and thankful that she's my doctor and would highly recommend her. She takes her time to listen and address your issues with great bedside manner.

I moved to Melissa, Texas a few years ago and decided in that moment that I wanted to start…read moretransferring my doctors closer to home. I looked up reviews on OBGYNs and saw some great review about Dr. Gingrich. I went for a well woman's visit and pap smear. She was super nice and gentle when asking sensitive questions. I don't normally feel comfortable with a doctor on the first visit but she was so kind. She walked me through all the steps of my first pap smear. When results came in she texted me from her personal phone to ensure I had them. Her office staff is super kind and friendly. After my pap smear Dr. Gingrich and I talked about family planning. She said because of my age and the fact that my husband and I had been trying she would refer me to Dallas IVF. She heard and saw me for the first time in my OBGYN doctor history. I was a little nervous because I am an African American woman and sometimes I feel not every doctor understands specific needs. Dr. Gingrich hears me and offered me solutions that I feel comfortable with immediately. Due to her listening nature she is the reason that I was finally diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis. Dallas IVF did an HSG and Dr. Havemann made the formal diagnosis but because Dr. Gingrich was able to listen to understand she unlocked a new level of my life. For the first time in 20 years I am able to live a normal life even when my cycle hits monthly. I now go back yearly for my well women's visit and Pap smear. The amazing thing is I feel like more than a number, but a patient that she care about. She remembers details about my life and always has great advice.

I see a lot of doctors for many health conditions. But I am so happy we found dr. Gingrich for my…read morewife. I am used to being rushed in and out of a room while trying to hit all my key points before the dr. Leaves. The time and compassion that dr. Gingrich gave us while we were going through a large event in our lives was unmatched. When you can tell you are being listened to, it really matters. Every time we saw her, she was very thorough, and answered all questions and concerns that we had.