I've been seeing a doctor at this practice for about five years now and have always had a pleasant…read moreexperience. I've never been pregnant, so I can't speak to the OB side, but my gyno is kind, patient, and listens to whatever concerns I raise thoughtfully. My appointments tend to last less than 30 minutes since I haven't had any abnormalities or issues. I tend to get confused about where to park and how to reach the office (likely since I only come once a year) but I manage to make my way there each time. If my experience remains this pleasant I can see myself staying to work with an OB if I do have a child one day.

I recommend Birmingham OBGYN! Everyone has been great. I've been going to them for years!read more

I have been a patient of this practice for years and it seems like in the past couple of years the…read moreexperience has been on the decline. Initially the frustration came from the long waiting times at appointments. If you are more than 15 minutes late you must reschedule but if you were on time, I have experienced wait times of over 45 minutes before even being called back and an additional 45 minutes to an hour in the waiting room. This has improved but now you must wait extremely long times for lab results, making me think the labs are not going out daily. I had blood drawn on Monday and didn't receive results until Friday for results that other offices provide same day or next day. I have blood that was drawn on Wednesday and Wednesday has come again and still no results, so if it is an urgent matter this would not be the practice to visit. I do enjoy the care I receive from the providers, they are easy to speak with and knowledgeable in their fields. It's just some categories where the practice is missing the mark.

Was there once for an appointment. The staff was rude and condescending. I left without seeing the…read moredoctor. Never went back. I see nothing has changed.

I came in through the ER Saturday after my water broke at home with intense abdominal pain, fever,…read morebleeding at the end of my first trimester. This is not my first pregnancy or pregnancy loss. I knew I was miscarrying our child. My contractions were every 2 minutes, rhythmic, that strengthened each time. My BP 150/60. HR 130s. Temp 101 with history of sepsis post loss. Dr. Tinker was on call and dismissed my concerns after a quick report of a heartbeat. The bleeding worsened while in the Triage and the contractions intensified. He blew it off as "cramping from an unknown virus". He said all of my labs "looked great" and told me to go home and rest. I asked to be hooked up on a monitor to look for contractions or test the fluid to ensure my water didn't break. Both requests denied because he said they would be "falsely positive". I was physically in so much pain I could not even walk. He kept reassuring me everything was okay, I was just sick..He said he knew this was scary from my previous loss and insinuated I was just anxious. I assured him this was not anxiety and that I wanted to stay but he said there was nothing he would do for me there. I went home and ended up laboring with my 2 small children. On Monday I called the OB office back with no answer, so I went back in. The ultrasound showed no fetus or placenta. A total loss at home with the false reassurance that this was all due to an unknown viral infection. I logged on to my patient portal later to find my labs were anything but normal that day. My urine culture even worse. He told us my Hct was 44 (well above normal) and it was 34 (less than normal). An eosinophil count of 90% (normal is 1-6%) with a lymphocyte count of 3% (normal is 20-40%). There were clear signs of infection and blood loss that day because I was, in fact, actively miscarrying our child in the ER, but this was covered up by Dr. Tinker's fabrication of my clinical picture. This is not my first experience with loss unfortunately as noted by Dr. Tinker. I had a loss at a different facility and they were able to make a handprint from my baby. It is my most prized possession. While we left that facility without a child, we left with hope from true compassion from those who cared for us during that tragedy. I will never have that opportunity because of Dr. Tinker's dismissive, condescending behavior. He rushed me out of the door and treated our loss like an inconvenience in his day. While no medical treatment could have saved my baby, the callus behavior made our worst day, worse and jeopardized my own life. I was never offered a prayer or a simple apology for our loss. For a Baptist hospital I am genuinely shocked at the lack of compassion and for the value put on a life itself. I pray that this doesn't happen to any other mom under their care. Every child is important and every mother should be heard.

I only have to visit once or twice a year, but Dr. Sarah Aultman is absolutely the best. She makes…read morethe visit worthwhile. She listens to all of your needs and she generally cares about her patients. I usually do not have that long of a wait to see her and she usually does not keep you waiting in the exam room. She is very thorough and she also chats with you to make you feel more at ease during procedures. I am always able to share all of my concerns with her without feeling weird. She makes great recommendations and I feel like she actually listens to me. If I cannot build trust with my doctor or feel unheard, I will usually change. I have been with Dr. Aultman for several years, even before she was at Alabama Women's Specialists. If I am willing to follow a doctor, then you know they have to be superb. I highly recommend Dr. Aultman because she's a caring doctor, who puts her patients needs first.

I always have great care, they can see me fast when I am sick. I do usually see the Nurse…read morePractitioner who is great.

Love the practice!! Dr. SNYDER and Dr. Lauren. She takes the best care of me!!…read more If you don't have a doc, please consider this very considering practice. They are consistent and very thorough.

Dr. Weisberg is by far the best doctor I have seen since living in Birmingham. The wait is usually…read morea bit long, but well worth it. He is extremely thorough and makes sure to find exactly what is wrong and as a bonus, he is big on holistic treatments so if you grew up that way as I did and prefer to find something natural before using western medicine he is the one to go to. He has always called in a medication and given me ideas of what I can naturally do first. I would recommend him to anyone looking for a personal physician.

Dr. Weisberg is one of kindest human being you will ever meet. Coupled with the fact that he is an…read moreexcellent doctor you can't go wrong choosing him as your family doctor. His staff is equally wonderful. Dr. Weisberg cared for my daughter and me for 4 years when we lived in BHM.

I have been coming here for years and never had a bad experience…read more The drs are all professional and really seem to care about the patients. The office/support staff are all nice and display patience when engaged with patients. I specifically see Dr. Christian Dey and she is the absolute best! Her practice is busy so I recommend trying to stick to your appt time when you schedule it. I had to reschedule an appt and it took a couple of months for me to get another appt. All of my appointments are typically quick but thorough. The offices are closed from 12 to 1 for lunch but if you arrive during this period, you can still sign in ; the check- in process is easy and fairly quick. I really like coming to Eastern OB Gyn ...I always have a good experience.

The entire Ascension St. Vincent's system is flawed. From the front desk personnel, medical records…read moredept to the licensed nurses practitioners. Please do not choose this hospital if you are under 30, single and a person of color. You will be ignored. Your opinion will not be considered. Your voice will not be heard. Your life and time will be of no importance I found a lump in my breast in February of 2021. Made an appointment to visit my physician. At my appointment, I was told that I WAS OK and IT WAS NOT CANCER and to follow up in 6 months. I followed up with Eastern OBGYN in the 6 months only to be told I have stage 3 breast cancer and it's spreading fast. I am 28. My initial visit when I discovered the lump was with Eastern OBGYN PC where I have been a patient since 2017. Where my medical records note that I have complained of breast pain since 2017 and I have a family history of cancer. I was told by my oncologist that the abnormalities were noted in my initial exam back in February of 2021 but the drs didn't think anything of it because of my age. I am only 28 years old. I was 27 at the time of my diagnosis in September of 2021. 6 months after I noticed the lump, notified my physician, and was told I was ok.Not one person of any status within this hospital system has apologized for such a careless mistake. After 6 rounds of intense chemo, losing all of my hair.. a double mastectomy and an infection from the double mastectomy and over a month of radiation 5 days a week I am still having issues with this hospital system. Currently, I am in the process of completing 14 additional rounds of chemo and an additional drug. Dr. Ashley Fry is great. Dr. Anna Knight is literally an Angel on earth. She saved my life. The nurses are sent from heaven. Even after the surgery, I was bleeding profusely from one of my breast nipples, I visited my physician in tears and was told I was OK, it was not an infection and to just go home. A few weeks later, I myself discovered a huge infected hole on this very same breast that I was told by the doctors within this system that it was not an infection and I was ok and to go home. Again, I was ignored. I went to the ER a couple of weeks later and was told I had an infection and they had to remove the implant that was just placed bc of the reconstruction and mastectomy. Please choose the nearest research hospital or best research hospital for cancer treatment. Do me this favor and save your life. I'm not sure if this review will post because every other review that I've tried to post has only been visible to me. I pray that I will save your life. Also, I filed a complaint with the hospital and was told that someone from eastern would reach out. It has now been 7 months later. NOTHING.

Dr. Malensek is responsive, kind, thorough and smart -an excellent choice. He has a gerontology…read morespecialty and manages my MIL's complicated care. He takes time with her and gives her his full attention.

i had dr frank malensky as a dr. during a follow up appointment with him it didn't go well. that…read moreday something was different about him. his energy wasnt the same and he had this far away dark look in his eyes. during the visit i told him that i was doing things differently and and eveything i told him, he had a negative response so i sitting there thinking what did do. after discussing things and i ask what to do because i didnt want any more medicine I was having side effects from. he told me there's was nothing he could do for me that i was going to Die and repeatedly said it about 3 times. i walke out. all my years of been a medical clerk and working along with different doctors that took an Oath for health care and the concerns for patients, (which that day his oath was out the window) i never hear not one say that! i can still hear his voice and my sleep patterns has change alot. i reported that visitor right away after the visit which i know nothing was done to him, thats ahame and so out of content for a doctor.

Wonderful practice and I have been going there for a few years. I highly recommend this practice…read moreespecially Dr Tammy Leong.

I have been a patient at this practice for over 20 years, and I have always trusted and respected…read moreDr. Leong. She is knowledgeable, professional, and someone I have felt confident following medically. However, over the last couple of years, my annual appointments have consistently been with a physician assistant rather than with Dr. Leong. Unfortunately, my experiences with this provider have been disappointing. I have felt talked over during visits, not fully listened to, and at times treated as though my concerns were an inconvenience. I raised these concerns previously and was told I would not have to see this provider again, yet at my most recent visit I was scheduled with her again. The most concerning experience occurred when I became extremely ill. My wife called the office to request medication for nausea and was told that if we did not hear back, we should check the pharmacy. There was no follow-up call and no prescription sent. For a patient of more than two decades, that lack of communication and care felt dismissive and unacceptable. I still have respect for Dr. Leong, but the overall patient experience has declined. Long-term patients deserve to feel heard, respected, and cared for -- especially when acutely ill. I hope the practice and anyone thinking of joining takes this feedback seriously.