What possesses one to write a review of their OBGYN? Appreciation of the little footie things on the stirrups to keep them warm? A super cool motorized chair that with a push of the button will convert from an upright position to completely flat...avoiding the ever awkward backward crab crawl on butcher paper while almost completely naked (because nobody goes far enough back on the first try). Nobody. Or just consistently great experiences and an overall good feel like I get with Dr. Baylor.
All of the above.
Dr. B is personable, helpful, informative, professional, friendly and always answers all of my questions without making me feel rushed as if I have limited time with her. And the actual exam is the fastest that I've ever experienced. It's over before I know it. Yahoo!
The office has their own small lab so they can do blood work and other samples in house. And the staff has always been responsive and friendly in regards to any questions on insurance, billing, prescriptions, etc.
Oh and FYI for those of you that are anti children. There may be some in the waiting room and you MAY actually have to speak with a child or give them eye contact. Also if you go to see her you could show up for your appt and have to wait. Since she's not just a GP she is on call. I've made it on time and found out that she was at the hospital delivering twins so she was obviously going to be late to my appt. It doesn't bother me. I take my cell phone and a good murder mystery to kill time. It's only once a year, to me it's worth the wait (which is not every time).
And if I don't get the motorized chair I just tell myself that I'm being the bigger person and I should sacrifice it for the ladies who are pregnant and probably actually need it. But it always breaks my heart a little bit when I go into my room and I don't see it. I mean honestly...lazy motorized or awkward half naked backwards crab shuffle? read more