I was recommended to Dr Mosier by my sister in law after my previous OBGYN closed down. I have been seeing her for about 3ish years now and my most recent visit being my post-op appointment for my oophorectomy. Dr Mosier is an incredibly knowledgable and kind doctor who provides the best care. The front end staff is always inviting as well, especially Barbara/Barb at the check in desk. Kirsti was my surgery scheduler and has been amazing as well, and also super helpful recently. read more

Very friendly staff and very accommodating. I love my Dr. She is very knowledgeable and helped me a great deal.

I'm so thankful for this amazing team of women for taking my health concerns seriously and being so kind through it all

This practice has went way down hill over the years. I have been going there for over 5 year. The doctors and staff are lovely never had a problem. I unfortunately had to go to another provider for my recent delivery. Wanted to go back for my annual exam and follow up on procedure they wouldn't let me because I didn't deliver this time with them. read more

Receptionist need phone etiquette skills , clearly clients urgency is not important to women's care center. Have been trying to get an appointment through a nurse for almost a week still have not spoken to the nurse. Practice is definitely lethargic in many ways. This place is not worth the money you pay for services at all ! read more

I came there for a ultrasound and the physician Dr. Glopira was very rude and short no compassion whatsoever about telling me that I had lost my baby. I was devastated and didn't know what i had done wrong and she ran out of the room as soon as she told me, i left crying not ever wanting to come back in that place again. I was told that apparently she was wrong but I needed to find a new doctors office to be seen at due to me not wanting to get care from her any longer with my current pregnancy. I have never been so mistreated in my life and with such precious cargo I dont just trust anyone nor would I let someone so uncaring handle my life or my new child in there hands as well. Although the other providers are great I guess they all stick together although they agree she was in the wrong. This place is straight trash find someone who is going to be as caring and compassionate as you are to be with someone who is grieving or not sure what happen in this unforseen time of need. read more

Wonderful doctors, midwife and staff. Ive had a awesome experience here . I was so sad to have to find a new ob from my mine retiring. They were so quick to want to make me feel comfortable. I look forward on experiencing the next months to come on being seen for my pregnancy. read more

I have been with Marybeth Dixon MD for 13 years now as a patient and I have insurance from my employer. Unfortunately, I will no longer be appointing her services as this morning I received a bill from her which was supposed to be for a standard appointment for birth control consultation and STD testing (which I was told would be covered in full by my insurance due to it being billed as preventive), but instead, I was charged more due to my appointment's "complexity" by Dr. Dixon personally. After speaking with three people in the office- (front desk secretary, manager, and then office manager) to ask why the bill was so high, I was told that in the visit notes it was documented that I complained of having "painful heavy periods and intense mood swings during PMS". I confirmed with the office manager that I did mention those things during my appointment, as I asked if birth control would help my symptoms. The office manager then stated that Dr. Dixon coded my visit as "complex" due to this. When I asked her what made it "complex" she stated: "since you brought this up during your visit, Dr. Dixon had to think more". Therefore, I have to pay a total of $245.00 for this appointment. (My insurance covered some. The original cost was $354.00). Personally, I think that this is a pathetic excuse to incentivize healthcare and now I am stuck with this bill for simply asking a question after stating three symptoms I suffer from (which by the way was on the topic of my visit purpose). With everything going on right now in healthcare, I think providers should take a second look at the patient care experience. Sadly, I do not think anything will change, but maybe it will save someone some money who reads this. read more

i felt welcomed upon my arrival & the space was nice - clean but not the typical blinding white medical color scheme. i didn't have to wait long. i was a new patient so they asked me questions i think every medical provider should ask but don't usually, like my sexual orientation instead of assuming i'm reckless because i don't use birth control. the doctor then listened to me attentively & talked me through my issue. the medication i was prescribed worked very well. i will definitely be returning read more

Had 2/3 of my kids here!!! Dr. Hughes and Dr. Basso are the BEST doctors here. Nell is the BEST midwife. I chose my induction(was over my due date on her last day before vacation so that she could deliver my son) I wish I was still there to have my 4th and final baby with! They have set the standard very high as far as my OB/GYN care. Nobody compares to Hughes, Basso, & Nell! Oooh! Something to point out if you're in for a sweep, Hughes has wayyyy bigger fingers than Basso. Start with her and then go to him the next week if it don't work! Lol read more

Loved my VBAC experience! Although from some of the "policies" do not align with the ACOG, this practice was by far one of most accommodating, size friendly, and supportive group of providers in the area. If you are able, I highly recommend centering. Especially with Blair. It is a whole other take on prenatal care. Getting to connect with other women/families in the same place you are was fun and we all shared what knowledge we had with one another. One thing I will say is they should purchase plus size blood pressure cuffs and have them readily available for nurses to use. Saves time and awkward situations, not to mention ensures you're getting accurate readings for the patients. read more

I absolutely love this practice. Everyone is friendly and warm. I've been a patient of Dr. MaryBeth Dixon for over 12 years. She is very warm and ensures all your questions are answered. I really appreciate the efforts made to be more modern - office space, rooms, and the ability to check your records and notes online. I am also able to communicate with Dr. Dixon through a secure patient portal, and this is great when I need to review the information that was discussed during past appointments. I am also able to ask questions and receive answers in a timely manner. I'd recommend making appointments early and soon because most doctors' availability is limited because of demand, Typically, I will make my appointments about 2 - 3 months before needed for annuals or follow-ups. read more

I would be remiss if I didn't write an update here. Ironically the doctor I mentioned above, Dr Golpiera delivered my baby. She did a great job - kept a calm, cool head under pressure while checking in on how I was doing along the way. Couldn't ask for more. Now that I'm pregnant with my second I'm back at the Woman Care Center. They still seem test heavy - rolling from one to the other - but that's probably their M.O. and now I'm wiser and know which ones I really need and which ones I don't. I stand by my recommendation that this is a great place for second or third time moms. And they have great resources. For a first time mom, just decide how you want your first pregnancy to go and weigh your options. However I have to give Dr Golpiera props here for her work in the delivery room. In this case actions spoke louder than words! read more

Dr. Golpira is excellent and clearly loves what she does. The entire team is friendly and professional. I know I am in the very best hands.

I wish from the bottom of my heart that I could have put a 5 star review, but unfortunately I can't. My experience here at first was inviting.. I only met three midwives. The last one I met last minute just before the day I gave birth. Most appointments were routine, but some were very stressful towards the end. I started to feel like a number and any questions that I had asked were just immediately shot down or made me feel very uneasy and degraded as a patient... I chose to go here because everyone told me about DePaul midwifery being "so great"... I am sorry, but I will pass.. I had my two previous children at home with my husband and a family friend by my side for encouragement. That is the one and only thing I asked for when the time came for my delivery .. And it was the last thing I received.. Literally... I dont even know why she was even there.. I guess only to get paid.. But Karen.. I believe is her name ... She was there when I went into labor.. Of course u go in and see the midwife while in labor right?! Well we did and I requested prior a water birth in the tub prior... She had the nerve to say no... That it wasnt happening... I dont know why or what happened or if shes just a miserable person.. But it was first thing in the morning and she just had the worst attitude.. Something that was already stressing me out more and more while I was there.. And if anyone who has had a baby prior will tell u.. Stress makes labor worse and much more painful.. But anything I requested she shot down ... She DID NOT CARE AT ALL!! My husband and I never once gave anyone at DePaul any reason to feel a need not to care or to treat us so poorly... We always went out of our way to give each and every person involved in our visits the utmost respect!! During my delivery my husband confronted her just asking what was wrong and why I couldn't do what I requested... She simply said "because I said no that's why" and turned her back on him .. And ME .. Might I remind I the one she was supposed to be there for.. We were apauled and sickened by her actions.. She should not be in this profession at all.. Please if u are thinking about DePaul.. Please please do research please... They actually mock a lot of women and their husbands in the classes after they have given birth.. More of a "what not to do" attitude.. Very unprofessional.. I got my "support" three minutes before I gave birth to my beautiful little boy.. Whom this momma has given birth before.. So I know a little bit of what I am doing.. I was trying to squat to deliver and she literally pulled me back.. Which disrupted him birthing... She then proceeded to pull me up on the side of the tub and pulled on my babies head.. That is not supposed to happen.. Thank the Lord I knew better to push and what to do..man I think about it again and it just sickens me how much she just was in a hurry... My baby could have been injured.. Or me.. she also pulled on my placenta and jetted out of the room after wards... The nurses also were stricken by how she treated us.. I cant begin to describe how uncomfortable my whole experience was.. The only positive part was when we got to the other side .. The nursing staff made things easier.. But as for midwifery... I beg anyone please do research.. Or contact me.. Please! read more

I used to really love this practice, but after having an issue with the billing department, they refused to see me when I was pretty sure I was having a third miscarriage in a row. I was told to go to the ER if I needed medical attention. This was after I was told that if I wanted to get pregnant again after two heartbreaking 20-week losses (with Womancare) that I'd have to have genetic testing done because "how would it make the practice look?" if I had another loss without the (expensive and not covered by insurance) testing. *So sorry* to have dinged their success rate. I would now not recommend them to anyone as they're clearly more worried about dollars and their reputation than the medical care of loyal patients. read more

This us a great office. The staff is friendly and always helpful with answering questions. Dr. Basso is fantastic. My daughter really likes Dr. Basso she explains things to my daughter on a level she can understand. read more

Horrible experience and am now turned off by ALL CNMs now because of this practice and especially Blair Conger. I called the 1st week of July to schedule my appointment. They asked me a long laundry list of questions to see if I "qualify." I explained I have an autoimmune disease and the doctor wasn't sure about the other and discussed my age. They told me I qualified and prior to my appointment, I filled out all of my paperwork. My husband, as a firefighter, paid someone to work his shift so he could come with me and I also took leave. When we arrived, they asked for my records but this was the first mention of it. I obviously did not have my records but signed paperwork and explained they were welcome to obtain them. I also explained that I had my exam the day before I took leave and literally arrived back into town 8 hours earlier than my appointment. When I get into the room, the assistant Alicia, asked me some questions about my health (the same they asked me on the phone), went back to talk to the midwife, then returned to tell me I didn't "qualify" to have a midwife. I asked several times to speak with the midwife to go over my medical history and also to ensure that I am comfortable with the midwife but this seemed to offend them as they have an "open house to meet the nurse midwives." (I have the right to change my mind or leave any medical care I am not comfortable with.) After several back and forths between Alicia and the midwife and SEVERAL requests to speak with Blair (the CVM), I was denied and completely wasted my leave and my husbands. I then asked to speak with the office manager but she was in a meeting. When I did speak with the office manager (very nice), she was given a lot of false information (to probably protect themselves) such as the CVM offered to come see me (like I would deny that?) and that I walked out when they asked me to wait for the office manager (not true-- they told me it could be a long wait and I told them it would be more efficient with us taking leave for me to call). I have never experienced a medical practice that acted so superior to their clients. The CVM didn't even have the courtesy to come speak to me, even after several requests. I felt as though they felt like I was undeserving of them because I am considered higher risk and because I wasn't absolutely sure I was comfortable with the midwife until I met them. This practice did a huge disservice to a field that is trying to resurrect itself. I will tell everyone I meet my story and experience and they will tell everyone they meet. In turn, the way they treat their clients or potential clients will come back on this practice and especially this midwife in the future. read more

My care at this practice was sub-standard, and I had two major incidents with the practice that left me extremely upset. In the first, my AFP test for spina bifida came back elevated. It took Dr. Hughes three days to call me after receiving the tests results and another day for the practice to request an appointment with a specialist. After I had not received an appointment for another three days, they refused to advocate on my behalf for an appointment before Christmas, despite my fears and anxiety. I called the specialist myself, and they were happy to help me, despite what the receptionist at WCC said. Late in my pregnancy, they performed an ultrasound for growth which showed that my baby's growth had drastically slowed. Instead of explaining the situation and its potential gravity clearly, they shushed my concerns and said their protocol was to set up a speciality visit. Again, they left me to advocate for myself. When the specialist found that the ultrasound at WCC was a huge mis-measurement and that the baby's growth was normal, WCC refused to explain why their tech only measured once. Dr. Hughes was dismissive and gruff and worked hard to make me feel stupid for my fears and confusion. As a practice, they lack tenderness, compassion, and attentive care. read more

I was excited that this practice might have more of a midwifery model of care that I was used to from my first pregnancy in Oregon (at Alma midwifery). I knew I would not see the midwives because I am carrying twins, but I thought the doctors would be open to care with less interventions. I went in for the ultrasound at 20 weeks, everything was fine with the twins. I mentioned to the tech that I like the midwifery model of less intervention based care. Despite requesting not to reveal the sex of the babies the ultrasound tech (Susan?) let some clues slip to my husband while I was in the bathroom. This is really annoying. Then, I waited a LONG time to see the doctor after the ultrasound (I suspect the tech was informing him of my comments about wanting a less intervention style pregnancy and birth). Because as soon as my husband and I went into Dr. Hughes' office he launched into lecture mode. I barely got a question out and he said I was HIGH RISK over and over again, then said I was in DENIAL repeatedly. I had to ask him specifically what I was high risk for (hoping for an actual discussion of risks and how to manage them). Then he said "YOU WILL GO INTO PRETERM LABOR". Not, "you are a higher risk for preterm labor", but an absolute statement. His demeanor was unprofessional in my opinion. It seemed like he did not want a patient that would question anything or even have an opinion in their own medical care. Overall he seemed very coercive and bullying and not willing to have discussions. Not only that, we didn't even talk ANYTHING about my pregnancy. I left feeling like I missed an appointment. Very disappointed with the Doctor. read more

I was very disappointed with this practice. I was referred by my primary physician since the office is located very close to where I lived at the time. Appointments were very brief once you got back to the doctor, sometimes I didn't even see a doctor. As a first pregnancy they failed to give me all the details or let me know what tests were optional, they also scared the heck out of me telling me that my baby was at extreme risk of having Downs Syndrome but couldn't get me in for a follow up appointment for a few weeks after telling me that news over the phone. I was then sent to an AWFUL specialist where I was basically pressured to terminate the pregnancy if the tests came back positive and was given no helpful information on Downs. The tests were negative but Dr. Golpira still wanted me to continue driving almost an hour to the specialist for follow up appointments, I asked to never go back to that location again since I received poor treatment the first time. After touring DePaul hospital and seeing the conditions, hearing they don't have even enough sleeper sofas or other supplies for all of the rooms and our tour being interrupted by a rude nurse I asked my doctor if they would deliver at a different hospital. I got the run around and was never given a clear answer so I began looking for a different hospital and doctor closer to where I was moving. After touring a new hospital and finding a practice that delivered there I asked for a medical release form at my next visit, this is when things got really bad. As soon as I asked the receptionist for the form her demeanor changed and she became very short and rude. I didn't think much of It until I fainted at work and began having dizziness and light headed spells, I called to schedule an appointment and they got me in within 2 days. At that visit I was asked why I was switching doctors by every person I encountered, Dr. Golpira herself brought it up several times. She told me that she couldn't do anything for me and I should just go to the ER and see a cardiologist.... When I made the appointment the nurse I spoke with mentioned that my blood pressure reading at the last visit (a week prior) had been low and it was a concern that I was 25 weeks and hadn't even gained 5 pounds, these were never addressed in any of my appointments. I brought them up with Dr. Golpira and again she said to just go to the ER the next time I was dizzy or fainted. She said she could make a plan for me but there was no point since I was changing doctors. She just kept saying that there was nothing she could do and to take it up with my new doctor. Then a nurse came in to prick my finger and I was told in a few minutes they would have test results for my hemoglobin counts. After sitting in the room a few minutes they asked me to move to the waiting room to wait for Dr. Golpira and my results. I waited there for 15-20 minutes before Dr. Golpira walked by and asked if I had a question or why I was still there. I told her I was told to wait for the results and she just said no and told me to go check out. I was made to feel insignificant and stupid and did not reassure about the health of myself or the baby. read more

My experience here was great! I was having trouble with my pregnancy which unfortunately resulted in a miscarriage. I had been to the ER and was told to follow up. I hadn't been to this office yet and they were able to get me a follow up ER visit within 2 days even though I was a new patient. I saw Dr.Golpira that time and subsequent times. She was very knowledgeable and answered any questions I had with patience. We created a plan of action and I felt very comfortable there. The ultrasonagrapher was great as well as the nurses and front desk staff. Wait time wasn't bad at all and they have a great system of doing things read more

They were actually nice enough to schedule me to a viability ultrasound. The ultrasound tech was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING and completely understanding and exciting. There are many staff members that were very rude and cold. But there were a select few that were very nice and reached out. read more

I completely agree with the previous review 100% being that I have had the same experiences. This practice was also highly recommended to me as well. I had been going here for regular check ups, once I became with child I figured I would stay onboard. My experiences have been so-so, being a new mom...I have NO clue what to expect. The doctors feel you should be prepared to ask--bring lots and lots of questions. How do you even know where to start if you have never been through any of it. I feel they should be more prepared to share and GIVE information directly to you that is a need to know being this is your first rodeo. When I brought up the idea--questions of a water birth to Dr. Golperia she made me feel dumb and degraded. Being a highly educated person I did not appreciate that. They only meet with you very briefly, and are a very very busy practice. I do not feel they really take time with new moms. You are just a number in line. The mid-wife we met with looked completely tired and exhausted, and was not helpful at all. Husband and I felt like an inconvenience at that appointment and that we needed to hurry up and leave so she could go home. Tests were not really reviewed, nor were costs available for them. How can you mention tests and not have full detailed information? Again if more time or information had been spent it would have made hubby and I feel more comfortable. Fees were never reviewed as well, if you work you will need some type of documentation, and beware they charge $15.00 per pop! There were going to charge me $45.00 for 3 --1 page forms. That's insane and was never told me up front. A true disservice to your patient to write and sign one form! They are always running behind scheduled. Support staff are great, and supportive. One even suggestion I go to a practice that takes more time with new moms, which I really appreciated. As stated above, I would go to another practice for your first baby. read more

Dr. Dixon at Woman Care Centers has been my GYN for over a decade. I could not be happier with her and her staff. They are always friendly, compassionate, discrete, and make me feel so well taken care of. I wish the rest of my medical team were as top notch as they are. Additionally, I greatly appreciate how easy it is to complete the "paperwork" which WCC sends to me prior to my appointment by signing in online and verifying that all of the information I've previously provided is correct and adding any new pertinent information. And unlike most other medical offices, they are NOT using a system which is broken, unsupported and defunct. So I can get my medical history, copies of test reports, detailed information about any procedure, condition, product, or any other pertinent item via the patient portal. After each appointment, Dr. Dixon meets with me in her office and takes the time to discuss with me any information, findings, recommendations, concerns and to listen and respond to any questions I might have. She is patient, knowledgeable, warm, helpful and all in all everything I could ever ask for in a physician. And all of the nurses whom I have been lucky enough to come in contact with have also been equally exceptional. One time while I was waiting briefly for my appointment after a nurse had gone over my current medical information and taken my vitals, another nurse noticed that I was feeling exceptionally run down and in a bit of pain that day due to my posture. She was so sweet and empathetic, and even though I hadn't made a single comment nor would I have even thought about it, she asked my nurse if they were almost ready for me and told her to be extra attentive to my comfort since my back was hurting. I was so touched that she went out of her way to try to ensure my comfort. That is the sort of caring attitude I always feel from Dr. Dixon and her staff. I feel terribly for the reviewers who have had such awful experiences with other doctors in the practice. I hope they find an OB who is just like my GYN if they have another pregnancy. read more

I have been coming to Woman Care Centers now for about 4.5 years. The first 3.5 were for my annual exam and for the last 7 months it has been for my first pregnancy. Since coming to the practice I have been very pleased with my service. The staff is very friendly and the wait time is pretty average 5-15 minutes after check in. The only thing that I am not a fan of is the revolving door of doctors. When I was coming strictly for my annual I had the same doctor, but since he no longer delivers babies, every visit I've seen a different dr/midwife, leaving me with no consistency. I too would prefer if they delivered at another hospital as I have heard horror stories about DePaul Medical. read more

Don't be turned off by the low star reviews because literally every person I've ever met who has gone through WCC has nothing but great things to say! I went through this practice when I was pregnant with my son and absolutely loved them. I never had to wait long, the office is clean and inviting. I did not go through their midwife program, however I was still able to deliver with midwife Karen. I've seen every doctor at this practice and liked them all. I will be back when I have my next child read more

Worth going to a practice that delivers at DePaul. Most of the staff were great but the bad one or two were most remembered. Staff need to understand that being pregnant means we really need staff to be very kind to us. Also need to understand that we pay a lot for our insurance who pays them thousands for their practice and paychecks meaning we deserve to be treated well. Was mostly happy w the Dr who delivered my baby. Wasn't her fault the birthing class was so misleading. read more

I would give this place no stars if I could. I have not had a good experience with this place. The wait to be seen is terrible, your appointment will be at 2:00 but you will not be seen until 3:00, so plan to wait. I suffered a miscarriage and everything after that when dealing with this place has been a worse that a nightmare. There are plenty of great OB/GYN places out there, avoid this place at all costs. read more

HORRIBLE!! I been with them for about two years and my regular gynecologist visist were ok. I love Dr. Basso but now that I am going in for my prenatals I had the horrible experience of meeting the other doctors in the practice plus being given results for a blood test I had specifically requested before conceiving, and having to found out that the results that were given to me were to a test that they claim was never performed, but which I paid for and which I remember being pricked for. I hate having to ask for vitals, because they dont tell you anything unless you ask. I have to ask how the baby is measuring, if my weight is ok and so on, things that they as they performed should let me know. Also I had a prenatal with the midwife, Cheney, which I thought would be helpful in giving me information, but wrong. She was in and out of the room and didnt really say much to me or had no real knowledge of anything. My last prenatal I was surprised and shocked when this "new doctor" to the practice informed me that I have to take medication for something I was never diagnosed for and come to find out that they never performed a test that I had requested to be done, even though I did get the results. This "new doctor" had the audacity to tell me that this simple "prenatal visit" has become an "investigative visit" and that since she was not employed by the practice at that time of this test being done, then she cannot do anything. I was appalled when the receptionist tried to solve this issue and put me back in the waiting room and through the window wanted me to explain this whole situation, DOESNT THAT GO AGAINST THEIR ETHICS. I felt like this information was "personal and confidential" information and should have not been discussed next to other petients who were either checking in or in the waiting area. I clearly told her this and force her to pass me a piece of paper so I can write my information on it. I am done with Womens Care Center and I am currently looking for another practice. read more

Dr Elizabeth Golpira has been my OB/GYN for five years now and I adore her. Even when I moved to Deep Creek in Chesapeake and was half an hour away, I decided to stick with her and DePaul for my prenatal care, delivery, and postnatal care. It's a great place to have a baby. The midwife who delivered me appears to no longer be there, which is too bad, because she was wonderful, sensible and kind. It was a rough labor, but she and the other staff on shift at that time made all the right calls at the right times and got us both through it healthy. One midwife there was rather unpleasant, and didn't believe me, a mother already, when I told her my water had begun breaking as a slow leak, she said I had urinated instead and was condescending when I kindly assured her I knew my water had begun breaking several hours ago and was still leaking. She finally tested some of the fluid with a strip and sent someone else in to tell me I was right and I never saw her again. If not for that experience, I would have given five stars. The advice nurses there rock, always call back in a timely fashion, are kind, and even check back on me from time to time. read more

I can't recommend this practice enough. Every doctor and midwife I saw during my pregnancy was helpful and wonderful. The midwife who delivered my son, Jenn, was awesome. She was calm and encouraging and exactly what I needed at that moment. And I can't say enough about Dr. Lappinen. She truly cared about my post partum health and I feel so comfortable talking to her. She is absolutely amazing. read more

I had been a patient at WCC for several years prior to my last pregnancy. I have to say I had always been very happy with any of the doctors or midwives I saw. However, I feel the need to write this review because even several years after the birth of my son, I am still pained to recall what an awful experience it was. My pre-pregnancy and prenatal care were all great. That is why I am giving them 3 stars. I opted for the Midwifery Center bc I sought a more holistic birthing experience. I went through the required classes, hired the required Doula and was anticipating a positive, or at the very least, a well informed and partnered experience. I preface my review to say I know all births are different, that there are so many factors that can impact how it all goes. This being my second child, I had a small idea however of what my rights were and what to expect. I had to be induced, which was what it was, not ideal, but necessary. The day we showed up I guess the midwife on duty had a lot of inductions, bc she was rude, short and not at all helpful. Instead of being patient and thorough, the ENTIRE experience was stressful, felt less than properly informed and honestly made it an AWFUL experience. I expect the dignity in my care, I feel as a patient you deserve the best care, and in addition to some very very unhelpful things she flung verbally during my labor both to me and my spouse, it was an awful medical experience. I was made to feel responsible for the things my body was doing during the labor, she was rude to me and my husband, and made what should have been one of the most cherished moments of our family completely sad. I was too intimidated to file a formal complaint or address her directly about it. The only positive spot was that at the last minute one of the MDs came in to deliver my son, was completely encouraging, professional and competent and ultimately delivered my healthy boy. I will not be returning for any further care. read more