I have been a patient of hers for over 20 years and she is excellent, very caring and…read moreunderstanding. Liz does a great job educating and explaining, and stays up to date.

Liz Leblanc is both intelligent and personable. I always hated going to the obgyn until my sister…read moretold me about Dr Leblanc. I feel sure that you will feel the same. She is a great doctor!

If you are using Camellia City OB/GYN for hormone replacement therapy, I strongly encourage you to…read moreask questions, advocate for yourself, and discuss appropriate bloodwork and monitoring with your provider. I have been receiving BioTE hormone replacement therapy since 2010. I originally started treatment with BioTE founder Dr. Gary S. Donovitz and, over the years, have received treatment from physicians in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and Southeast Florida. After moving to Mississippi, I needed to find a local physician to continue my hormone pellet therapy. That is when I began seeing Dr. Roskos at Camellia City OB/GYN. Before receiving my pellets, I explained my family history of heart disease and told Dr. Roskos that my body naturally produces testosterone. I also explained that my previous physicians either did not give me testosterone or gave me very little because of my individual history and lab results. At my first visit, I received a testosterone dose of 125. Afterward, I began feeling extremely tired and simply did not feel right. When I contacted the office, I was told that I needed a testosterone boost. Because of my concerns, I specifically asked whether bloodwork should be performed to check my hormone levels before receiving a boost. I was told no. When it was time for my regular three-month appointment, I asked again about having bloodwork performed. Again, I was told it was not necessary. At that appointment, I received another round of hormone pellets. After leaving the office, I contacted the nurse again and asked about scheduling bloodwork before my next treatment, which would have been at the end of September 2026. I was again told that bloodwork was not necessary. I continued feeling very tired and unwell, so I decided to see another wellness physician and paid to have a comprehensive blood panel performed. My testosterone level came back at 452, and my hemoglobin was also elevated. The physician who reviewed my results was concerned enough about the elevated hemoglobin and potential clotting risk that I was advised to donate blood no later than the following day. Those results were extremely concerning to me. I subsequently contacted BioTE Corporate to discuss my concerns and the monitoring of hormone levels. Based on that conversation, I understood that bloodwork should be part of monitoring BioTE pellet therapy. When I raised my concerns with Dr. Roskos, I was told that she had been trained differently and that insurance often would not pay for the bloodwork. That did not match my own experience. I have been receiving hormone replacement therapy since 2010 and had not previously encountered an issue with obtaining the bloodwork my physicians believed was necessary to monitor my treatment. Because of this experience, I made the decision to discontinue treatment with Camellia City OB/GYN. I am sharing my personal experience because I want other women receiving hormone replacement therapy to ask questions and be proactive about their care. If something does not feel right, speak up. Ask what you are being given, ask about your dosage, ask when your levels will be checked, and discuss with your healthcare provider what monitoring is appropriate for you. Most importantly, if you are concerned about your treatment, consider getting a second medical opinion.

Well, let me start off by first saying Dr. K. Clavin started off with an attitude from get-go. Then…read moreshe told me that I needed vitamin B which according to my bloodwork is perfectly fine. I paid her $365.00 for hormone replacement pellets which didn't work. She shot my testosterone level through the roof. I called her after a week of being seen and let her nurse know that I was still having hot flashes, so they proceeded to tell me that I needed to wait 2 months before getting bloodwork again. Well as anyone knows that has had HRT it doesn't take 2 months to know whether they have worked or not to get a booster. After calling her multiple times she told me to just go ahead and get my bloodwork done again. My first bloodwork my testosterone levels were 26.3 Units: ng/dL. My bloodwork after her giving me HRT my testosterone levels were 301.5 Units: ng/dL. I called her back and her nurse told me that I needed to make another appointment and she wasn't going to give me a booster. So she wanted me to make another appointment for 365.00. If this isn't malpractice then I don't know what is. This lady needs to have her license revoked and shouldn't be practicing medicine. I would hate to see how she would treat a pregnant woman who was getting ready to give birth. I'm guessing she would tell her to come back in two months!!! She really should make this right, but she isn't . So I would call her a thief. I would give her a 0 but it's not an option. Oh and let me just say one more thing. I have been getting HRT for over 4 years from my primary care physician, but unfortunately she no longer practices

I would not recommend this office if you value reliability and communication…read more My first issue occurred during my initial Pap appointment in late 2025. I was instructed to undress and wait in an exam room, only to sit there for nearly two hours because my doctor had been called away to deliver a baby. I completely understand that delivering babies is part of an OB-GYN's job, and I respected that. However, the staff knew the doctor was unavailable and could have allowed me to remain clothed and wait comfortably in the lobby instead of leaving me undressed and uncomfortable for two hours. I gave the practice another chance and later underwent a LEEP procedure with Dr. Hymel. I agreed to allow several students or interns to observe because I understand the importance of medical education and wanted to help. I was cooperative and respectful throughout my care. Unfortunately, my final experience confirmed that the scheduling issues were not a one-time occurrence. I recently moved to Metairie but continued making the 45-minute drive because I valued Dr. Hymel as my physician. Upon arriving for my appointment, I was again informed that my doctor had been called away to deliver a baby. After having my vitals taken, I was told to wait in the lobby or go "shopping at Target" until they called me. I had already driven 45 minutes for my appointment and could not spend an indefinite amount of time waiting again. After waiting an additional 45 minutes past my appointment time, I informed the front desk that I would need to find another provider because this appeared to be an ongoing pattern. The employee then asked for my name, despite having just checked me in moments earlier. I understand that emergencies and deliveries happen in obstetrics. My frustration is not with the doctor delivering babies; it is with the repeated lack of communication, poor scheduling practices, and apparent disregard for patients' time. Unfortunately, after multiple experiences like this, I can no longer recommend this practice.

Only complaint is communication. They don't warn you at time of scheduling you have co-pays or what…read morethey are. They do get you in and out super fast and that's much appreciated.

Absolutely the best women's healthcare appointment I have ever experienced…read more I would highly recommend this group for your feminine healthcare. A+++++

OK ladies...and gentlemen, here goes...the topic not too many folks are willing to talk about…read more Well, I'm willing and glad to since this helped me. The O-SHOT! I looked into this for two reasons. We all reach that age where you no longer hold off going to the bathroom as long as you possible can. It got to the point that if I needed to go I better find a restroom sooner rather than later..."oh, am I going to make it?!" One too many close calls makes it very uncomfortable. The second reason was self gratification. Yes I said it, I'm a widow and enjoy an orgasm VERY much. Sadly, it becomes less frequent when life deals you a hard blow, but it was becoming more difficult to reach that goal on my own! Now, enough was enough! After the O-Shot, which helped with the urgency and I also taught myself not to wait so long to use the bathroom even though I didn't feel the threat of "not making it". And Hallelujah! the orgasms' are so very much better and stronger! Life can still be lonely, but the going is much easier to get going, going, GONE!!! Dr. Schultis has been my GYN for almost 20 years and having these added services in her office are just wonderful. Everyone is different and may not experience the same outcome, but I'm still going strong from my April, 2020 O-Shot. I strongly recommend talking to Dr. Stefanie A. Schultis to get the info you need to feel better in more than one way. And men, there is a P-Shot for you!

I've been her patient for almost 20 (!!) years now. She is no nonsense, thoughtful & very…read moreknowledgeable. She takes her time & LISTENS. I highly recommend her to everyone that need an excellent endocrinologist!

I've been a patient of Dr. Wiegand's since I was 15 and is like family to my parents and me. She's…read moreone of the few doctors who will talk to you about your personal life and keep up with where you are. I moved to Houston five years ago and refused to switch doctors because she's provided top-notch care. Are the wait times long? Yes, but she always puts her patients' needs first. I can't speak enough of the care and service this office provides. My mom is going to start using her in March and cannot wait. She also adores Dr. Wiegand.

I have had 5 different gynecologists' in my lifetime and Dr Smith is my favorite! She is down to…read moreearth, easy to talk to and genuinely seems concerned with any issues I have. I highly recommend her.

I have been going to Smith for years, and only because this is where my mom got my first…read moreappointment. They don't send out letters or give a call when you're due for a check up. They expect you to know yourself. They told me they have thousands of patients and can't keep up. Long story short I go to get my depo shot and they can't give it to me because I was due for a primary I knew nothing about. So I left after 7 years of going here. That's one less patient for them to deal with. Do yourself a favor and go to a smaller obgyn.

Compassionate and holistic care. Very knowledgeable around new and cutting edge treatments. This…read morehealth care team goes above and beyond to ensure your health. So glad they have offices on both sides of the lake.

Dr. Burkenstock is an amazing doctor. She has a very good line of natural vitamins and minerals…read morethat your body needs to work correctly. I learned a lot from her and the staff. After checking prices on these vitamins on Amazon, hers were a better deal for what you get and they are the real thing unlike taking a chance on Amazon knock offs. The staff are always friendly and engage in pleasant conversation. They treat you like family. I first went to her for the natural treatment but she goes the traditional medicine route also.

This location of Ochsner is outstanding. The front desk personnel are professional and friendly…read more Liz Buras & Glenda Petroff, the two nurse practitioners are as thorough as any MD I have ever been treated by. They are very courteous and professional. They will both do what it takes to solve your issue rather than rush you through the system. They return telephone calls and do everything they can to get you in when you are I'll.

The physician on duty was very thorough and caring. Her assistant was also very good. Very nice…read morepeople. The big problem was the management of the clinic. The woman who claimed to be in charge was rude and not nice. Without getting into my personal situation, I just want to warn people who need to go here, be careful of upsetting the management. Don't be expected to be treated in a polite or courteous manner. Another disappointing thing is that you need to go through a lot of phone time to get an appointment. I was told on the phone that this is not a walk-in clinic.