Dr. Campaigne is a caring, compassionate doctor who makes you feel safe and welcome as soon as you walk in the door. She clearly is patient driven and cares exponentially about her patients comfort. I highly recommend all women seeing Dr. Campaigne read more

Dr. Andrea Campaigne seems to have a fantastic bedside manner, which is why I was happy she was on call when I was induced. She performed a c-section on me on 9/12/2009 at St. David's Women's Center of Texas. During that procedure, she left a piece of placenta inside of me the size of a golf ball. For the next three months, I bled heavily and cramped so hard I could not walk. I called her office weekly to report what was happening. She would only see me sporadically, and would only say "every woman heals at her own pace" and "this often happens with first time moms. It's normal" in the most condescending of tones. During this time, she never physically examined me and refused to perform an ultrasound, even when the machine was in the room. In early December 2009, my period hadn't "normalized," so she gave me medication to bring on a period. This made the bleeding and cramping even worse. Finally, hemorrhaging, the placenta detached and came out of me while I was at home alone with my infant. I called Campaigne's office and was told to bring in the sample, which I did. When she saw it, she said (again condescendingly) it was probably a clot and denied it could be a piece of placenta because "I cleaned you out with my own two hands." She sent me home. Only when the pathology report came back over a week later did I receive an urgent call from Campaigne herself telling me that the sample was indeed "retained products of conception" - a large piece of placenta. By then, my bleeding had stopped. I was weak. I was unable to successfully produce breastmilk because my body thought I was still pregnant b/c of the placenta... for three months after delivery. I had what I thought was severe postpartum anxiety with panic disorder. It was PTSD. My health has never been the same. The physical insult was so severe, it set off a string of infections and autoimmune/neuroimmune responses. Do not be taken in by her seemingly lovely bedside manner. NEVER allow Andrea Campaign to perform surgery on you. I am not the only one. read more

I hate to review a practice before I even get a chance to meet everyone, especially the doctor, but I feel it is my duty to relay my experience to the general public. Before you can become a patient at this practice you have to do a "meet and greet." This is an out of pocket expense, not covered by insurance, that is $50. I assumed (wrongly) that I would get a chance to meet with the physician in this practice at my meet and greet. That was not the case. I met with a midwife who went by the name "Bergen." Her name is not currently listed on their website, so I am not sure if that is her first or her last name. She claimed that midwives and the one doctor in this practice "are the same." Though I could tell what she meant by this, they clearly are not the same, as the midwives cannot perform c-sections. I know I may be coming across, so far, as someone who may prefer physicians. Actually, that is not the case. As a medical professional myself, I have known doctors that were almost completely incompetent (one, in 13 years) and nurses that knew more, or as much, as the average doctor, seven. Where did I work? A lot of places, but I was most comfortable in Surgical ICU. I know, no matter your specialty, you have to be good at what you do to stay in practice. Otherwise, litigation for incompetence will end you. A midwife who is very well-trained may have better outcomes statistically than most OBGYN's. I care about knowledge and the practitioner's outcomes statistically. That is all. All that said, my experience at Nurture was as follows. The waiting room was small and adorable. There is a place for children to play. Fantastic. There is coffee and chocolate. What more could a mother want from a waiting room? The office staff were polite. Though the girl at the desk, almost skipped scheduling me for a 12 week ultrasound. Not an OB expert here, but as far as I understand it, that is the ultrasound rather crucial for detecting 95% of genetic abnormalities with the nuchal luceny measurement. She tried to jump ahead to the 16 week mark, though I told her I was 11.5 weeks along in my pregnancy and would need a 12 week ultrasound. Anyway, my main beef with the practice, is that the midwife tried to talk me out of going with their practice on 3 separate occasions in the course of 2 different conversations. I actually really liked the staff. I loved how she answered my questions. She had other patients to see, but she still took the time to answer as many she could in person and via a subsequent phone call, but for goodness sakes, let your patients decide what is best for them. It was so off and incredibly off-putting to have a medical professional try to talk me out of going with their practice. I could not help but wonder... Am I too high-risk for them? Do they not like people who ask questions? Do they not like that I accidentally took up more than the allotted time for the meet and greet? What is going on with a practice that shoves some people out of the door before they can even get a chance to meet with the doctor? It was just very, very odd. I made my decision to not go with this practice after someone in the practice tried to tell me I wasn't for them. I am feeling very confused and rejected. Not what you want to feel when you are pregnant. It was not a pleasant experience. :/ read more

When I became pregnant, I knew that I wanted an OBGYN with a low c-section rate. After extensive research, I chose Nurture (Andrea Campaigne's practice). While I did deliver vaginally, I made the wrong decision by choosing Nurture. Everything was wonderful and I sung their praises throughout my prenatal care. Then, at 8 days past due, it all went down hill. 2 days prior, we (DH and I) had met with Dr,Ofobakay and had a fetal stress test. She told us everything looked great. The nurse had even mentioned that Dr.O had been asking about us & whether we had delivered yet because she was hoping to be the one to deliver our baby. 2 days later, we met with Andrea Campaigne and the tone completely changed. Dr.C said that it was abnormal for labor to have not begun yet and she thought that it must be a pathological reason and we needed to seriously consider inducing. We asked Dr.C questions and it became clear that she did not like us questioning her judgement. She crossed her arms and stated, in a condescending tone, that "you need to trust your provider." I had read several current prenatal books that were written by MDs/OBGYNs and she basically told me that everything that I had read was incorrect. She informed us that she would be on call over the weekend and we could set up an induction with her. After leaving, my DH and I decided that, if we did induce, we would wait until at least Monday so that we would not have Dr.C. Four hours later, I went into labor naturally. Upon arrival to the hospital, I was 7 cm and Dr. C strongly suggested an epidural.She knows that I am afraid of needles. While the epidural was being placed, she made condescending comments about me being fearful. After ~5 hours, I was 10cm dilated, but the baby had not dropped below a -3 or -2. Dr.C said that since the baby wasn't dropping, she was probably too big and we needed to seriously start thinking about a c-section. I said that I didn't want to yet, since the monitors showed that the baby was fine. She left to perform a c-section on someone else and by the time she came back, my baby had dropped to -1 or 0. When she checked me, she found meconium. She was incredibly alarmed & kept repeating "not good". She again recommended a c-section saying that the baby could inhale the meconium & end up in the NICU. We decided to wait. She was condescending throughout the experience anytime I asked questions. When she made me cry, my DH pulled her into the hallway and asked her to be nicer. She came back and apologized for making me cry and stated that I need to trust her. She said that she could get me another Dr if I wanted; I should've said yes. I didn't because I wasn't sure how that would work with my insurance. She had me start pushing before I felt ready & when the baby was at either a 0 or +1. I pushed for over 5 hours total. During the last hour, any question that I asked (primarily wanting to know what she was doing) was met with silence or she would say "its not about you, its about the baby". She also used a larger than normal catheter on me, telling me that they were out of the normal size. I had asked her to have a nurse call to another floor for the normal size as they previously had. She said they were out all over. She lied. The nurse successfully got me another one when I asked her to switch it out. Before Dr.C gave me an episiotomy, I told her that I was not numb and asked for a numbing shot. She ignored me. I repeated myself. She said "It's not about you, it's about the baby." I repeated myself again and the nurse handed her one. It took seconds to give it to me rather than cut me while not numb (twice- she cut some and then cut more). After the birth, she sang her own praises about how she was able to keep the baby from breathing in the meconium. Afterwards, I read that meconium in the womb it quite common. She was awful. I focused on my doula and husband as much as possible, but she still managed to really make it tough. My daughter was born not with her recommended induction, nor her recommended C-section. I had her vaginally. If you're inquisitive and you take an active role in your health care/don't blindly follow whatever your provider suggests, then she is not the provider for you. read more

The stars aligned when Dr. Campaigne and Nurture entered my life. I spent my first pregnancy with a well-respected OB at a large practice that boasted of leading-edge treatment and individual attention and care. Unfortunately, most of the attention and care I received was not from my OB, and instead came from nurse practitioners and several of the other dozen OBs at the clinic. Don't get me wrong, my OB was very nice and probably a great doctor, but I only saw her 3x during my entire pregnancy ... and no longer than 10min each time. She just had too many patients and very little time for me. I was never able to develop any sort of relationship with her, yet this was the person that was going to deliver my first child. And then fate stepped in when 2 weeks prior to my due date my OB informed me that she would be out on holiday for a week on my due date and not to worry because someone else from the clinic would deliver the baby if she weren't here. I was devastated to say the least, because now a complete stranger might deliver the baby. But it wasn't a complete stranger ... it was Dr. Campaigne. From the moment my husband and I met her at the hospital we felt like it was meant to be. Dr. Campaigne is everything I've ever wanted in a doctor. She is kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, and laid-back. I was completely obsessed with her from that moment on. Two more pregnancies in back-to-back years and Nurture is now like a second home (I wish). I adore all of the women there! Dr. Campaigne and Liane are my gal pals and I feel like I can talk to them about anything. They also are hilarious. The staff is phenomenal- shoutout to Shawntai, Amanda, Kim and Erika! The Nurture office is unbelievably gorgeous ... far and away the most beautiful doctor's office I have ever been in. Very "Restoration Hardware" designer dream. I want to live there. I am so lucky to have found Nurture. read more

I love Dr Campaigne. I always have. We met more than 10 years ago when she was with obgyn north. She wasn't my primary while there but she was my favorite. When she left to start her own practice I followed her, and the rest of my favorite staff members to their new home. I've struggled with infertility for years after my son was born, she was always there for me as an active member of my support staff. Often just a shoulder to cry on. She gave me recommendations for fertility Drs and understood when I explained the first choice wasn't for me. She did the research and found one that was the right fit. It took a while, but it finally happened. So understandably I am a little on edge about Everything - let's just say the on call nurse sometimes giggles at the sound of my voice but she also takes the time to research every answer. The protocol at nurture is that you meet every Dr and midwife so you know everyone Incase that's whose on duty when you deliver. From 8 weeks to 20 we met all of the drs and an off campus AMA specialist. So 6 drs or so in total... I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes shortly after 20 weeks. I know it was in part my fault for not following up properly because I simply didn't want to accept reality. But I didn't know which dr ordered the test or who to follow up with (dr Campaigne was not part of this conversation.) Regardless, I didn't feel like I was getting the care I wanted (keeping in mind of course that I am soooo needy this time around.) After a particularly unhelpful visit with conflicting opinions with my specialist I walked right into nurture and asked to talk Dr Campaigne, unannounced. She made time for me, right away, even with her busy schedule. I explained I felt like the care with this complication was slipping through the cracks because of the number of drs and whatnot. She let me know she would take care of everything and instructed me to make appointments with her and the specialist only. I got a call from her that afternoon after she'd had a chance to have thorough conversation with the specialist about my care, now everyone is in the same page. This is literally the only concern I've ever had in the time we've been together. While she wasn't part of this stumbling block, she's my touchstone and made herself my proxy. She solved the problem in a day and set my mind at ease. I love her and this could not have been handled better. Years ago she spotted something in my medical history on my mom's side of the family that she felt was worth checking into. Age wise it was early for me to be concerned about it, but she felt it was worth exploring. While there is no problem now, my GP has recommended I keep a keep keen eye on it. Dr Campaigne was the one who dug through my history and discovered it. No other dr ever mentioned it before or after. She can be hard and unapologetic sometimes when she's trying to drive home her sound advice. More importantly though, she's kind and loving and I can't imagine trusting anyone else with my care and the care of my son to be. read more

Nuture in general has been amazing. I came here because it had great word of mouth reviews and i wanted to be able to trust my doctor fully. I have since delivered twins via c-section followed by a singleton vaginally without epidural. Tada! My office visits and questions were always met with great respect and information. I never felt like the doctors were in a rush to be done with me, but instead took time to help me feel in control of my situation and prepared for all cases. I drive to the other side of town to stay and Nuture. Dr. Campaigne has been a great doctor. She cares about both my physical health, the health of my babies, and our mental health. She knows about what it's like to be a mom and tries to help others through that journey! read more

For the record, Dr. Ofobike, Liane McPherson, and the staff were always helpful and polite. My experience with Nurture as a husband and expecting father was energetic and positive up until the day before the birth. At this point, expectations and the typical doctor/patient relationship broke down due to Campaigne's inability to accept that some clients desire to be active participants in the choices that affect them. At no time did my wife and I make decisions or ask questions without first prioritizing the health and well being of our child. Dr. Ofobike two days prior to our encounter with Campaigne felt that both baby and mom were doing great. As any first time father can relate, I was a ball of nerves and was waiting for the inevitable 'it's time!' At 8 days past due, my wife and I arrived for a check up. The first part of the appointment included a sonogram and the size estimation. Afterwards, we were asked to sit down in a room and wait for Campaigne. As the door shut, so did our positive experience with Nurture, more specifically Campaigne. Within the first few minutes of conversation it was readily apparent that the supporting, "nurturing" woman that had gained our trust and respect was no longer to be found. Although I cannot pinpoint the exact moment Campaigne's original persona faded away, she shifted to an emotionally charged and pompous doctor that couldn't speak without mentioning some sort of intervention. When presented with a recommendation to schedule an induction based on Campaigne's belief that something was pathologically wrong, my wife began asking valid questions based on months of research. This pushed Campaigne over the edge and set the tone for the next 26 hours. She eventually exited the room abruptly and left us with unnecessary anxiety. As luck so has it, against Campaigne's all knowing wisdom, my wife went into labor hours after the visit. When I called Campaigne to inform her, there was no excitement or joy in her voice. In the hospital room, it was clearly her versus my wife which put me in a very unnerving and upsetting position. It appeared that Campaigne had read the book on interventions moments before walking into the room. Within minutes she "strongly" suggested an epidural, followed by pitocin, and then came a relentless barrage of reasons for a C section. Additionally, Campaigne stated that my wife would not be able to push the baby out. Fortunately for us, Campaigne surprisingly had to leave our room to perform a C section for another patient which afforded us the time for labor to progress. At one point, I had to do what no husband expects to do which was to ask Campaigne to step out into the hall so that I could talk to her. At this point, as tears filled my eyes, I asked her to please be nicer to my wife as her tone, attitude, and abruptness was making her very upset. My wife would get emotional after every encounter with Campaigne. Campaigne re-entered the room and apologized to my wife for making her upset. Not for her pathetic attitude, not for her ridiculous bedside manner, not for her lack of support.This juvenile behavior is not what one would expect from a self proclaimed "great" doctor. She eventually even asked if she should get us another doctor and I still to this day wish I would have told her yes. If you take away anything from this message, always remember you are in charge in the delivery room. I let my guard down and failed to take control of the situation. In hindsight, I should have pulled Campaigne to the side right at the beginning and asked her to either support our decisions and answer my wife's questions, or find us someone who will. If it wasn't for the incredible staff and our doula, I am not sure how the birth would have transpired. Against all of Campaigne's recommendations and bullying, my wife pushed through and delivered our beautiful, healthy daughter vaginally. The last experience I had with Campaigne was listening to her claiming to have done a great job. She didn't recognize my wife's awesome persistence nor did she apologize for her unprofessional behavior. You may agree or disagree with my opinion of Campaigne, but the person that we experienced during this critical and emotional point of our life was the exact opposite of the doctor we needed. At the end of the day, you may select your normal physician on availability and geographic practicality, but you strategically select your OBGYN to mitigate risk and ensure the best birth experience for both child and mother. If you are wondering why this review comes so long after the birth, it is because I needed the time to calm myself and not allow petty hatred to fill the page. I truly hope that Campaigne may recognize her faults and better herself. To those that had a good experience with her, I am envious. To Campaigne, rather than sending another pointless private message claiming that I, like my wife, made you question your decision to be a doctor, feel free to call me. read more

Love her. I will never go to anyone else!! She is amazing. Listens and is never in a rush. Treats you like family

Only place in town where you can get your abs sewn together after a c section! This awesome closer procedure after surgery makes you actually recover in only two weeks. I was up doing everything into weeks flat. My previous C-section with a different surgeon took me 6 to 8 weeks to recover and my abs never came back!! read more

I was a gestational surrogate 32 weeks pregnant with twins when the doctor I had been seeing told me to find another doctor, that he wasn't the right one for me. All because he didn't want to allow me to attempt a vaginal delivery with baby B being breech. With the support of the intended mom I set out on a mission to find a doctor that would allow me to attempt a vaginally delivery with no drugs. This ended up being one of the hardest things I ever had to do. I started with a list of Austin area "high risk" doctors. I called and asked the same questions to each and every single one of them... Would you allow me to attempt a vaginal delivery if baby B is breech and a tad bigger than baby A? and Can I do it without drugs? I couldn't find anyone. I finally agreed to set up an appointment with the only place that would let me try a vaginal delivery with an epidural... when I got a phone call from a nurse at another location giving me the name and number to Nurture OBGYN. She told me that she spoke with Dr. Campaigne and that she was willing to take me on as a patient! That first day walking into the practice I was so nervous. I didn't know what to expect. The office was small but the set up was nice. Everyone there was amazing. So friendly. When I met Dr. Campaigne and Liane (midwife) it was almost magical. Here were these two women that stood for everything that was important to me and they were willing to help me! I loved everything about them from Dr. Campaigne's knowlege to Liane and her crunchiness! The office visits leading up to the delivery were all so easy and comfortable. I spent an equal amount of time with Dr. Campaigne and Liane. I was never rushed and they answered all of my questions. When I went into early labor Liane met me at the hospital. She didn't force me to stay and allowed me to make the decision. I did end up staying and went into active labor after Dr. Campaigne broke my water the following morning. During my hospital stay they didn't require that I stay strapped into the bed, I was able to move around and experience labor the way I wanted to. Things didn't end up going the way I had planned. Baby A was born vaginally but Baby B had to be delivered via c-section. In the end, I wouldn't have changed a thing. Dr. Campaigne stayed by my side and allowed me to try and have baby B vaginally. She never gave up on me. She also did the most amazing job with my incision. It's been 6 weeks and you can't even see it :) Plus it never really hurt. Amazing! And I can't say enough about Liane and that magical soothing voice of hers. Love these ladies and will never forget all they did for me. read more

Have been seeing these wonderful ladies for both obstetric and gynecological care for several years. No complaints at all. Actually ENJOY visits and couldn't imagine going anywhere else! read more

On April 21, 2013 at 4:38 am I gave birth to my second little boy, Palmer Taggart Austin. At the beginning of this pregnancy I decided I wanted something different, something different, than how I birthed Ryker. With Ryker I felt like I was robbed of my right to deliver him the way I wanted to because of someone else's schedule, and traditionally minded medical care professionals; resulting in an emergency c-section. Through educating myself and researching natural childbirth, I found Nurture OBGYN with Dr. Andrea Campaigne and an amazing midwife Liane MacPherson. With their belief in the power of women, communication and the value of a natural birth, I was able to have the pregnancy, labor and delivery that I always wanted. In addition to having them as my support team, they directed me to GALS (Giving Austin Labor Support), where I was connected with Sara Mosqueda, who volunteered, her love, time and support as my doula. By comparison, Palmer's delivery was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I had loving hands and unwavering strength from Liane, Sara, and Simon, that got me through some of the most excruciating pain I've ever endured, but resulted in the delivery of my beautiful baby boy. This entire experience has renewed my faith in myself and restored my power as a woman; our bodies are truly unique and capable of anything. Thank you to my support team and my husband. I couldn't be happier and more proud of myself and my family. I have nothing but the utmost respect for Sara and doulas alike, and Andrea and Liane for their model for healthcare for women. read more

I LOVE ANDREA!!!! I have never seen her angry or tired of me and boy can I tire a doctor out. I have ten million questions and she and her staff answered all of them. I don't always do whatever the doctor says even. I will go to her until she no longer works anywhere. I won't see anyone else. She recommended me a great dermatologist. She always makes me feel at home. She's like a eternally young version of a wise old woman!! Best combo ever. She's just so nice I can't say it enough. I'd trust her with my life and my children's lives. No question. No hesitation. My lady bits are healthier and more beautiful than they have been since before my babies and that's with no surgery or lasers! (Yet... so anyone can have my results js) read more

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Campaigne and her practice (Nurture). Never before have I had such a positive, supportive, and personal relationship with a medical provider. I had a very stressful and anxiety filled pregnancy, and Andrea was there for me every step of the way. When delivery day came, her calm and reassuring presence helped to make it a day i'll never forget! We will always be grateful! read more

I switched to Nurture midway through my pregnancy with my second child. I really wanted a chance to try for a VBAC and after being told by a very popular doctor in Austin that I'd need to schedule a c-section for my due date, "just in case," I found myself wanting to find a practice who wanted to support my desires for a natural birth as much as they wanted the birth to end up with a healthy, happy mom & baby. I absolutely loved the care I received at Nurture for the remainder of my pregnancy. My appointments never seemed rushed, I was able to ask as many questions as I needed to and no matter whether I was seeing Dr. Campaigne or Liane, the always wanted to know how I was doing and where my mental headspace was. They truly cared about me as a patient and wanted to make sure I didn't have any concerns or worries. When the day for my son to be born came, we were faced with the fact that my water had broken, but labor had not started. I was very upset with my situation - I wanted a VBAC, but it was looking like that wasn't possible. Dr. Campaigne personally called me during the work day and we talked through all the options. I decided on a repeat c-section and we planned out all the details - how we would make it family centered, how my baby wouldn't be taken from me to go to the nursery after he was born, etc. I decided to get some rest before heading to the hospital later, and labor started! I called Dr. Campaigne back and she was incredibly supportive of me giving labor a shot, even though it was a Friday evening and I'm sure she had many other awesome things she could have been doing! :) We had some scary instances where my baby wasn't responding well to labor and Liane and Dr. Campaigne both talked me through it, helped me calm down, and made me feel incredibly supported. I labored through the night and into the wee hours of Saturday morning when it became evident that my baby wasn't tolerating labor well anymore. Dr. Campaigne came in and we talked about what my options were. I felt in control of the decision and not like it had been taken away from me. I chose to go for a repeat c-section because labor felt very risky. I was never pushed or manipulated into making a decision to go into a repeat c-section - the decision was 100% in my hands. During the c-section, Dr. Campaigne continually talked to me to make sure I was doing okay and when it came time for my son to be born, she made it as family-centered as possible. She instructed the nurses to help me do skin to skin, she made sure he didn't leave my side and the whole process was incredibly healing. I feel so blessed to have found a practice where I am treated like a friend instead of a number. I am thrilled to have another child in the care of Nurture and I'm confident that no matter what the circumstances are surrounding the birth, hearing my voice will be as important to Dr. Campaigne as having a safe, healthy birth. read more

Dr. Campaigne delivered my second child as we had recently moved from Scottsdale to Austin. I LOVED Dr. C and all of her staff at Nurture OBGYN. The recommendation to use Dr. Campaign came from a friend that was a Labor & Delivery nurse at the hospital so you know she sees all there is to offer in her practice. Using Dr. Campaign was the best decision I could have made. She made the entire pregnancy, labor and delivery experience as good as it gets. I trusted her knowledge and her judgement and appreciated the low stress environment she provided for her patients. I loved her so much I would seriously consider having another baby just so I could use her again, but 2 is good for now ;) read more

After a having a difficult patient experience with another provider for the birth of my daughter in 2009, I was thrilled to learn about Nurture! I loved Liane, the midwife at Nurture back when she was a provider at the other OBGYN practice, and I knew in a heartbeat that I would follow her and Dr. Campaigne anywhere! I now go to Nurture for all my well woman checks, and should I ever decide to have another baby, I'll be confident I made the right OBGYN choice in Dr. Campaigne and Liane. Having had a medically necessary emergency C-section for my first birth, I can say this: you never know what is going to happen. You have to trust your provider and your intuition at the same time, but you also have to be partners with your doctor and spend time getting to know each other and building that trust. I would definitely want to try a VBAC, and I know Dr. C will be supportive, but ultimately I trust her judgement. I trust her and believe that she and her staff are among the most caring, compassionate, well educated, and attentive providers in Austin. I also know them to be very active in a number of important women's health care issues in Austin, and that speaks highly to their commitment to quality care for their patients. I highly recommend Nurture! read more

I like to say my wife and I are veteran parents, but in reality we have three kids under the age of four. We just had our third in January of this year and I am writing this review as a dad of three that had the most amazing experience with the birth of my third child. Our first two children were born at Round Rock Medical. Both experiences were stressful, rough, and under informed. We felt like a number, we felt like natural births were not even possible for us and we went along with that to the tune of a 3 week early inducement of our first child and a c-section of our second. We wanted to do a VBack for our third. There are so many benefits to natural births, including the speed of recovery. So after searching and talking and knowing we were not going to go our traditional path, my wife found Nurture with Doctor Campaign as the OBGYN. My wife had a bunch of visits there due to the high risk of a VBack and some preeclampsia history. I met the Mid-Wife on staff, Leann who gains instant trust by listening and encouraging you in the way your wife wants to give birth. She was great the entire way - really there are no words to explain the comfort, confidence and trust you will feel until you set up an appointment and experience Leann and the staff for yourself. Throughout my wife's 9 months of pregnancy I attended a handful of ultrasounds and checkups all of which were pleasant and understanding (I would bring my other 2 highly energetic kids there too). Fast forward to the birth of our third as the first time I had the opportunity to meet Dr. Campaign. She was so informative, answered all my questions and concerns. She coached my wife through the birth, and continued to be confident and optimistic even when some other signs may have said differently. We had our third baby without a c-section! And I give all the credit to God first, but without Dr. Campaign and her staff at Nurture there is no way my wife would have even had the confidence to pursue this. In all honesty Dr. Campaign and her colleagues at Nurture should be famous. They bent over backwards to build a relationship with my wife and understand all of her thoughts/wants/anxieties about baby #3 in the light of our past experiences. They built trust, which is so overlooked when picking a pregnancy doctor. Without this trust factor you really feel like a number, and you really feel all those unspoken deadlines that a hospital has to get you out of there in a timely manner. We felt none of that, we were so well taken care of, so well informed, perfectly coached, all the medical decisions were made with precision- and at the end it was the best experience for sure that I have had with any of my 2 other kids. I feel like a new dad and can stop saying that the birth of our third child was the most amazing experience I have ever had. If you are looking for a doctors office that you can trust beyond the education they have, Nurture is the place. I couldn't overstate the expertise, care, professionalism, quality, trustworthiness, of Dr. Campaign and her colleagues at Nurture. I highly, highly recommend them, and even if my wife and I did not have insurance we would use Dr. Campaign and Nurture. read more