I made an appointment with this practice (Liverpool location), hoping to seek help for an illness I've lived with for several years. It's been hard finding a doctor I could trust who was also compassionate and understanding. As a female, it's so important to trust your OBGYN. Unfortunately, my experience here was negative. I walked in with high hopes as the advertisement for this facility showed they were open to many different types of treatments and would treat me with respect and compassion. It's been hard finding that in the mainstream healthcare system. As soon as I met the doctor, I was immediately uncomfortable. Before I could say anything (even an introduction), she informed me she was a very blunt person and would, "tell me how it is." I guess some people would appreciate that... frankly it just made me clam up and I struggled to even begin describing why I was coming to this office for help. I said barely more than two sentences when she started arguing with me for no reason. She treated me like I was stupid. That's my "blunt" honest feedback. Please know, I deal with many different types of doctors; I'm used to bluntness and sometimes abruptness. This was a different level and it made me feel like crying. There was no way I wanted an exam from this doctor. She at one point asked why I was even there. I wanted to walk out right then and there, but I waited till she left the room so I could leave without any drama. I don't know the doctors last name, but she said she goes by Teri. I left that place and never looked back. I'm still in the process of finding the right OBGYN for me. This time, I have my neurologist helping me through the system as she recognizes the problems I have and that I need help. In regards to the staff of this establishment, some of the women were friendly. I had to call the office once before my appointment to confirm date and time. One person I spoke to was obviously not having a good day and was very short with me. I felt like I wasn't supposed to call and ask questions. I've worked in customer service for most of my career years. I know how important it is to be on the front line and show your customers/patients compassion and understanding. It's not always easy, but it is possible. read more