Best OBG office in Murfreesboro, extremely caring, knowledgeable and clean. I have been coming here…read morefor years and highly recommend both providers in office. They even helped with my high blood glucose. They go above and beyond every time.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Puckett - from the appointment setting to the office visit -…read moreeverything was easy and pleasant. I called to schedule a new patient appointment and could have been seen the same week had my schedule permitted. However, I had to schedule for two weeks out. Then, the day before my appointment, I had to reschedule but was able to get in the next week - none of this waiting for a new appointment for weeks or months I've experienced at other medical offices in the area. Dr. Puckett recently moved into a new office on N. Highland, which was very easy to find and pleasantly decorated. While there I interacted with the woman working the front desk as well as the nurse, and both could not have been more friendly or professional. I only waited about 5 minutes before being called back. I really connected with Dr. Puckett. She is friendly, engaging, attentive and was very skilled at explaining complicated medical terms and conditions in a manner a layperson could understand. She took time to get to know me, and never once did I feel as if she was rushing me through the appointment. I have definitely found a doctor for life... or as long as my insurance plan will let me see her!

They don't come any better than Dr. Elizabeth Laroche. She's been my ob-gyn for 15 years, and she…read moreis absolutely the best there is. She is thorough, compassionate, detailed and extremely knowledgeable. An asset to her profession and an inspiration to women. Oh, and she's a kick-ass triathlete, too! She has a top of the line practice, and her nurse, Sam, is as good as it gets also.

Just a quick review- I've been here a few times over the last 2 years or so. It's true about the…read morescheduling issues however, the staff in the front are very nice and friendly. I was seeing a doctor who left the practice which happen to be a blessing in disguise because I got to see Dr. Brothers on my recent visit. I am very happy. She was so kind, informative and listened to my concerns even though I was talking a lot. I didn't feel rushed and felt she gave me all the information I needed to hear. I highly recommend her and have recommended the office to my sister who is currently expecting. She's had a similar experience in the office. We will continue to come to this office.

Been using Dr Adams for years. Made appt and was contacted a couple days later to say "oops Dr…read moreAdams can no longer be your Dr because we don't take Medicare anymore". WOW! way to notify your patients that they need to be looking for a new provider while telling you, sorry we have no interest in caring for anyone over 65. I am beyond words at how angry and disgusted with how they treat someone they have been seeing for over 10 years. I even offered to self pay for my annual and was told no- what????? They would rather wait 60 days for insurance to pay them, than to be paid same day! This is ageism at its finest. GTH Women's Health Specialists

I'm not leaving this review to be nasty, but as awareness for others. I saw Dr. Valerie Parker back…read morein June to let her know that I was having terrible cramps and large blood clots. Her response was "oh that's normal". There was no offer to do an ultrasound out of caution. Speed up to a few months later and my husband takes me to the ER to find out I have an ovarian cyst and fibroids. They tell me I need to seek additional feedback to either get on medication to help with the monthly pain or get them removed. I am now going to a new Ob/Gyn in Nashville who I actually did an ultrasound with and was told I have adenomyosis. Ladies, from the bottom of my heart, if you aren't feeling good and are having an indescribable amount of pain and aren't getting the care and attention you need, PLEASE seek other opinions. Being in pain is NOT NORMAL.

Never had a bad experience with the people here and they're pretty up front when it comes to…read morebilling and what not.

From beginning to now end, mind you I have no not had one actual appointment here, had been THE…read moreWORST experience of my life. The only saving grace of this place were one nurse that took my blood pressure and the two ladies at the desk that greeted me. From the start the place was under construction and in a state of disarray. Okay understandable. Then one I finally get back to the room after waiting for quite a while I wait for over an HOUR before the doctor comes in. Once again me and my husband say that we understand. When the nurse practitioner Hannah comes in, she does listen but she goes over everything pretty fast, my husband asks if she would mind writing it down for us, she says no. What? So once again I intercede for us and say I'll just remember it. My husband and I are trying very hard to have a child and take this very seriously. She orders lab work, tells me to call a number for a test, and get an ultrasound. Okay. I say hey I haven't liked the 6 or 7 other prenatals I've tried would you please recommend one, she not once twice but thrice that anything over the counter... I'm sorry? I insist hey can you please call in a prescription. She said she will. She didn't. I left not feeling good about everything still giving a benefit of the doubt, so time comes to schedule this appointment with the hospital, they've never received my orders. My husband and I called atleast 4 times in the span of two weeks for prescriptions that never got called in. No response. I explained I'm locked out of the patient portal to speak with someone as well. Finally a nurse manager who comes of indifferent on the phone finally calls in prescriptions. Great. I explain to her about The orders that never went through she said oh yes they did and tells me the dates. Turns out they were sending them to the wrong fax the fax number in which I had to call the hospital and get myself. I say I'm coming to the facility to get a printed version and confirm they close at 5. I rush after work I'm at a new job mind you. They have the doors locked at 445pm they let me in I get orders I ask them to send to correct fax. Thinking this is finally over, the hospital now says I have to go back to said doctor and get a pregnancy test even though the whole point of this procedure is to do it when you already know you are not pregnant! I'm upset I call the doctor back speak to a manager again. She says that's odd and they don't know how they'll fax over pregnancy test results but they'll figure it out. So I tell them when I'm coming the following week, she tells ME to bring the fax number for the hospital. I've worked in a doctors office. How do you not know to have a common fax number for a hospital? Fine everything is set. I wake up Saturday morning to a TEXT MESSAGE. Saying my provider is sending me to a LABCORP for lab work.... Can not call the doctor office and even leave a message because they're closed. Now they want me to take even more time out of my day, waste more time, calling them to find out why in the world they never told me they were instead going to send me some place other than the drs office itself, where the wait time is literal HOURS. I was going to run to the dr office on my lunch break. My husband and I are completely defeated, angry, and every other word in between. This experience from start to finish has been awful. If this is how they treat someone before they've conceived, why in the world would I trust them with my life and the life of another? I was nice even apologetic the entire time to the facility but In reality none of this was my fault. They failed me. And this is the final straw. Now I'm angry.

Eeewwwwww..........RUN!!!!!!! This place is absolutely disgusting, bed bugs on the waiting room…read morecouch, blood borne pathogens and urine across the in office procedure room, everyone except the front desk doesn't seem happy working there, no communication between patient waiting times. Unless you are homeless and on government assistance and can be at the doctors all day, and feel comfortable with bed bugs, blood, and urine. Do not come here.

Horrible. Didn't even make it to the doctor because the front office staff was so unhelpful in…read moresetting up an appointment. Can't give it 1 star because I wasn't even seen so who knows. Maybe the doctors are good or maybe they aren't. Guess we'll never know

Dr Amanda Carter is great. The front office is god awful. They are all incredibly rude. Every month…read morefor the past 4 months I have had to repeatedly call to get them to call in a prescription. I have repeatedly run out of medication because they won't call it in. I will be finding another dr.

MMC has changed it's address to Garrison off of Thompson Lane, very close to the hospital…read more Dr. Gregory Taylor is a wonderful doctor. He puts up with me, and that is no easy feat. I would recommend him to parents of teens going for their first well woman exam, to newly pregnant women looking for a doctor to care for both her unborn baby and herself, as well as women who have skipped this particular part of their overall care. He is personable and patient. He has a great staff as well... Ronda is the nurse I've always seen and she is very calming when need be and a hoot the rest of the time.

I recently had a stroke. Admitted to stepdown care for testing and monitoring. Scary situation, but…read moremade much less scary by professional and compassionate care of nursing staff in stepdown care. I was treated with respect. My concerns were addressed quickly. I could not have asked for better care by every person entering my room. Not in a hurry to return, but if I had to I would not worry about how I would be treated. Bless you all.

More competent & intelligent staff. Every time I ask questions about my husband's health &…read morecondition, these nurse(s) always respond "I don't know". Why don't you know? They make-up Kakaiexcuses. In addition, I asked the nurses about my husband's vitals, sugar levels and so on. They say "good". What does this mean? I feel like I have to pull these answers out-of-them. They make a deep exhale breath (it's like OMG). I tried to speak with a charge nurse. She told me that I got the wrong side. What?! Then she hanged-up on me. I like going there because they treats my husband's health enough to get him home. They don't get to the root cause: they just bandage the system by medication but not the cause.