Whatever you do: Do NOT go see Caledonia Buckheit. I strongly advise caution if you are considering…read moreDr. Buckheit for pregnancy or newborn care. She routinely recommends dangerous vaccines, which include aluminum and mercury, for pregnant patients and newborns. These vaccines contain substances known to carry serious risks, including encephalitis and brain damage. If you care about protecting yourself and your baby, I urge you to research thoroughly and get multiple opinions before accepting any interventions here. Read Dissolving Illusions. There are safer, more natural and holistic options available elsewhere. Trust your God-given immune system. Even the FDA does not recommend Covid vaccines for pregnant women! She is out of her mind.

I've been with Kamm McKenzie for over a decade for all sorts of care and I've had a wonderful…read moreexperience with every practitioner there. Everyone is friendly, answers all of my questions, and supports me in my decisions. I highly recommend them!!

I am writing about Dr Stephen Tibbele he is my primary care dr and I think I found the " BEST" one…read moreout there I've been to numerous dr in my life but dr tibbele beats them all , he's kind , compassionate and spends as much time as u need with him , he's very thorough as well as his staff Sherry,Rachael, and unfortunately I didn't get all the other names but their all sooooo nice , his new office is beautiful very neat and clean I was very impressed not only for the way his office looked but from the way I was treated every time I go there , thank you Dr tibbele for being such a wonderful dr, keep up the great work Lorraine Cummings

I owe my life to Dr. Polly Watson. In 2009, I found a lump on my left breast. I had also been…read morehaving severe abdominal pain, which a GI doctor dismissed as "nothing there" (and basically thought I'd been a hypochondriac for8 months). Dr. Watson was proactive in immediately setting up a mammogram, ultrasound, biopsy, MRI, and blood work. As it turned out, I was diagnosed with BRCA 1+/Triple Negative Breast and Ovarian Cancer (simultaneously). She referred me to a team of excellent, highly skilled Oncologists. If it wasn't for the care and compassion of Dr. Polly Watson, I would not be here today! I highly recommend Dr. Polly Watson!

Having spent 45 years in healthcare I know how to recognize an exceptional doctor. Dr. Polly…read moreWatson is the most knowledgeable, caring and compassionate physician I have found. Most doctors don't fully listen or validate concerns. Dr. Watson understands the value of listening. Dr. Watson is a scientist, as well as a physician. She has an in depth understanding of how hormones, supplements, diet, exercise and sleep affect every body function. If you are concerned about early cognitive loss, Alzheimer Disease, or other forms of dementia, you will be glad to know that Dr. Watson is familiar with the Bredesen Protocol. The Bredesen Protoco is proven to not only prevent cognitive loss, but to reverse cognitive loss! If you have parents or grandparents with dementia, Dr. Watson will guide your path to avoiding the horrors of dementia. Both of my parents have dementia and I plan to do everything possible to avoid that fate. Thank You Dr. Watson for really listening to my story!

Dr. Newman has been my Gyn for about 3 years. Her office is well run...fast and friendly. Dr Newman…read moredoesn't rush and gives you her undivided attention. Top notch, no hassle care!

Dear Office Manager,…read more I am writing to formally express my disappointment regarding the treatment I received during my appointment at your office today. This is my first pregnancy, and my boyfriend and I were very excited to attend this appointment and see our ultrasound. We both took time off work for what should have been a very special experience. Unfortunately, the interaction I had with one of your staff members completely changed that experience for me. Upon arriving at the office, I was not greeted professionally or warmly. Instead, as soon as I walked through the door, I was immediately told that I was late. I arrived 7 minutes late, and I understand there is a 10-minute grace period. However, there was no "hello," no professionalism, and no compassion shown during the interaction. The approach was very rude and impersonal. I was then told I needed to sign an agreement stating I would pay $500 per month, but no one properly explained what the charges were for or why this amount was required. When I politely asked for clarification before signing documents, I was spoken to rudely and told I only had "two minutes to sign." As a patient, especially a first-time mother, I feel I had every right to understand what I was being asked to agree to financially. What upset me even more was that the staff member discussed my personal financial information in front of other patients, which made me extremely uncomfortable and embarrassed. I called my mother to help me better understand the situation, and the staff member refused to speak with her, stating she needed my consent. While I understand consent policies, it felt very contradictory considering my own personal information had already been discussed openly in front of others. After repeatedly asking for an explanation regarding the $500 monthly payment and still receiving no clear answer, I ultimately decided to leave the appointment. This was my second visit to your office. During my first appointment, both the doctor and staff were kind, welcoming, and professional. I even asked during that visit what my copay and expected costs would be, and there was never any mention of a $500 monthly payment arrangement. That is why today's experience was so shocking and disappointing. This experience ruined what should have been a very meaningful milestone for me and my partner. Pregnancy is already an emotional and vulnerable time, and patients deserve to be treated with kindness, patience, professionalism, and respect. I hope this matter will be looked into seriously so that no other patient has to experience what I did today. Sincerely, Kimberly Gilmore

I went to this place for my annual check up and had an awful experience . I was sitting in the…read morechildren playing room looking at the map ( all the countries in the world). An old lady came in and gestured to me to get out ( I found out later that she is Kara - the office manager there). I felt so disrespected and shocked, I wonder why she treated me like that, maybe I did not dress up or something? But this is not right and I will not want to go there again. Definitely will find a different place for obstetric. Hopefully there is someone will fix Kara's rude and snobby attitude, so sad that anyone need to put up with her!

Second time coming physically to Carolina Conceptions, but it will not be my last. All of the staff…read morefrom the front to the back are very nice and patient. They made me feel at ease with every step. This was the same with Dr. Park that I saw virtually twice for my consultation and follow up. Everyone wants to care and you can feel it. Minus one star for the blood pressure machine fiasco. I told one of the medical assistants to use a manual cuff as I always run high on the automatic cuff. And I was high and in some pain, so next time I will ask them to give me some time and take it manually. Also, I hope they upgrade their water fountain in the lobby--it kept spraying me in the face--smile.

After 11 separate visits to the clinic over a year, I NEVER met the practitioner who I had selected…read moreto be my doctor - and I drove 2+ hours to get to the clinic each time. I had a healthy, successful pregnancy from my very first IVF and 3 remaining genetically normal embryos remaining after I moved to the state. At my first implantation, the doctor asked about the gender (we had 2 males and 1 female remaining. We implanted the female). The doctor said "another girl? What are you going to tell your son one day?" Doctor, that's none of your business. That implantation ended in a miscarriage. For the next two [failed] implantations, my doctor added different medications saying "at this point, the studies are all voodoo, so why not try." She knows more than me so I trusted her, which I shouldn't have done. She tested my thyroid and gave me medication but never told me how important it is to take thyroid medication separate from other medicines. I realize she's not an endocrinologist, but if you prescribe it, you should give the warning. At one point I was taking over 11 pills and a shot. She also assumed that adding more estrogen was the answer and my levels were skyrocketing. Again, I'm not the doctor. As I said, both my implantations failed. I know that IVF is never a guarantee. And I don't completely fault the facility, however, in my journey to expand my family I feel like I wasted a year at Carolina Conceptions. New to the area, I thought it was my only option. It's not.