I moved to the area in the 3rd trimester of my pregnancy and found Dr. Markwood through a…read morerecommendation of a fellow baseball wife. I'm so glad she recommended him and his team! They really are a team so I met 2 other doctors in the practice before actually meeting Dr. Markwood who I knew would be doing my planned c-section. He is AMAZING!!! He made me and my husband feel so comfortable in the OR. I can't even find the words to describe how wonderful he is/was to us!!! I am so thankful to him and his team for making my birthing experience so great!!

The ladies at the front desk are rude.Dr.Sutherland doesn't care about patients nor does she…read morelistens to any of your concerns.

I move to a different state every three years so I've been to several OB/GYN's over the years, and…read moreDr. Smale is by far the best. She's been my doctor for 3 years. She's so friendly, upbeat, and her demeanor always puts me at ease. As with most OB/GYN's, it's always evident that she's in a hurry but she has always taken time to answer any questions I have. Her new nurse is also very friendly but the lady at the front desk should learn to be more welcoming and kind. I always schedule my appointment to be the very first patient after Dr. Smale's lunch break and have never had to wait more than 5 minutes. Also, I like that when you call the office a person always answers instead of those stupid recorded messages that most doctors have. It has always taken over 2 months to get in to see Dr. Smale so call ahead of time to make an appointment.

I have been to many gynecologists over the years due to needing different types of expertise. I…read morehave been with Dr. Smale for several years and she is one of the best for several reasons: 1. I feel comfortable when I have to ask uncomfortable questions. 2. I don't feel rushed. 3. She seems educated and competent in the latest in healthcare. 4. She is typically on time (never had to wait longer than 15 minutes). 5. Her staff have been congenial and accommodating. 6. She has a great personality. 7. I have referred several friends to her and they have been satisfied as well.

Office experience: rude staff, and long wait times Care…read morequality: awful. A student performed a simple procedure on me and the doctor gave no guidance what so ever and it caused my body extreme pain when the student had zero guidance. Doctor was in the room and had the opportunity. After this bad experience and even more with this office I have left promedica altogether and after talking with many of my friends they did the same. We are all so much happier.

Dr. Ward is my primary Doctor so that's who I am rating although I'm sure this problem encompasses…read moreall of the staff here. This place is awful. Not the doctor, she's ok and the staff is friendly enough but the freaking wait time is horrendous!!!! It doesn't matter what time I make my appointment for I'm always there waiting 45 minutes + PAST my wait time!!!! It's completely ridiculous and when they finally do come in the room there isn't even an apology. These people really need to hire a decent scheduler who understands and values the patients time.

Although this is 20 years later, Dr Sunderji was an amazing doctor. I was told I could not carry…read morechildren. I found out I was pregnant, long term diabetic and therefore a high risk pregnancy. My daughter was born at 35 weeks and as healthier than expected. Dr. Sunderji was amazing at explaining what was going on, what could go on and everything in between. I give him all the credit for the 19 year old daughter I have now.

An absolutely horrible experience. I came to this doctor on a recommendation from my general…read morepractitioner. It has been one of the worst mistakes of my life. I came in with a very good idea that I might have PCOS considering the symptoms I had. I told her this and she agreed to test me. Later she said my test results confirmed I did not have PCOS and that my infertility was unexplained. Because of this, she started treating me as though my issues were unexplained. Although I was able to conceive under her care, the pregnancy resulted in missed miscarriage. Barrow did not believe me when I said something was wrong. I went weeks with a dying child inside me before she even cared to see me herself. She made me do three ultrasounds at an outside lab before she would schedule me in her office. I should have been twelve weeks and was measuring at less than six weeks with a blood clot cutting off all nutrients meant for my baby. I had to take the abortion pill to force my body to remove my dead baby. Instead of marking me down properly as a "missed abortion" (which is a medical term for a missed miscarriage), she put down that I had chosen an "elective abortion". I was mortified and already trying to grieve the child lost. Upon going to a new doctor at Flower Hospital, I was properly diagnosed with PCOS within 24 hours, given proper treatment, and I am now four months into a healthy pregnancy after only two cycles of treatment. Do not go to Barrow, it will save you from so much heartache and tears.

my regular doc was out of town, and I was given Dr Mohammadione for the day. I was put off by her…read moreimmediately laying me back herself and pulling my pants down over my stomach which I'm used to being told I can do that myself. She didn't ask permission to touch me unexpectedly like that. I typically am given a towel to tuck in my pants for the doppler so the gel doesn't get on them but she didn't do that and i'm not sure why my underwear had to be showing for her to do the doppler. She then asked me "are you eating too much?" "Did you gain too much weight?" And told me i have stretch marks early. I am 28 weeks, I am also very prone to stretch marks. Even when I was thin I had them, they are just also on my stomach now too. Stretch marks are highly influenced by genetics, plus it's expected to happen when the skin stretches rapidly. I'm also not gaining too much weight, I think 30 ish lbs is not excessive at all for this stage in pregnancy. I also eat a good diet and make an active effort to choose healthy foods, nor do I overeat as I typically have small meals throughout the day when i feel hungry. I spent the entire day after that feeling insecure about how my body looks because of her comments. I don't think it was necessary for her to say these things as it was not a health concern. I know of some other women who have also had negative experiences with her, mainly poor bedside manner and ignoring concerns. I am also told she has two malpractice suits against her. One involving an infant death and the other involving a pregnant woman suffering from a stroke.