This was the most unprofessional experience I have ever had. I had a pain in my side when I went in…read morewhich an ultrasound was ordered for me. Dr. Ashley never called me with my results or uploaded the results. Instead she insisted for me to come into the office to discuss this matter which I had to pay and additional $193 dollars. During the process called the office numerous times for my results that she refused to discuss over the phone and never called me back. I am still waiting on a call from Dr. Ashley or even a member of her team. After my pain progressing because of her negligence of care I ended up developing an infection which I went into urgent care to be treated. This all could have been avoided if Dr. Ashley was responsive to my care. I have never experienced a process like this and I DO NOT recommend visiting this clinic or this doctor.

I made an appointment with Advanced Gynecology at the end of this year before my insurance ended…read more They booked me out over a month but I was ok because it was before the end of the year. I was even going to a location further from my house. JUST 10 days before my appointment THEY cancelled with me. Just shows me they do not care about their clients. Terrible practice. Probably for the best I never have to deal with them again. They have made it very difficult for me to find care before the end of the year. TERRIBLE. Don't book an appointment.

Dr. Perry and his staff are absolutely amazing. From speaking to them on the phone, getting in the…read morefollowing week as a new patient, and the wonderful nurse that helped ease my mind after a not so great experience at my previous OBGYN, it was truly an amazing experience. Dr. Perry went over all questions and concerns I had and made me feel very comfortable during any exams. I left feeling so much better knowing I have found a doctor that truly cares. He listened to my concerns and did the needed testing the same day in the office. Could not recommend this office more, it was a wonderful experience. Parking is easy and close to the office as well.

The physicians in this office are very nice. But the office practices leave A LOT to be desired…read more Multiple messages left with no return calls. 1pm appt and they ask you to be there 15 minutes early, but then they close the office for lunch and you have to wait outside until they reopen at 5 til 1. Why ask people to arrive 15 minutes early?? They have my insurance info; I had been there a few months earlier- but they didn't run it correctly so I had to wait 30 extra minutes for them to run insurance. Again- really like the doctors- but you need patience to deal with the office staff.

My experience was extremely disappointing and dismissive. I genuinely believed I would be meeting…read morewith healthcare professionals who prioritize women's health and take patients' concerns seriously. Rather than thoroughly reviewing my symptoms and the hospital imaging I brought with me, I was told that nothing was wrong. Instead, I was given a speculative diagnosis without any supporting evidence, rather than receiving a careful evaluation based on my medical records and the information I provided. I left feeling unheard and frustrated. If you are dealing with a serious or complex medical issue and are looking for providers who will carefully investigate your concerns, I would not recommend this practice based on my experience.

Absolutely my experience was great!! My visit was great the staff was very nice and I am now a…read morenew patient!!!

I went there for the first time last Friday for my annual and so far so good! I liked Dr. Bennett a…read morelot, she was very nice, gave me great advice and listened to my concerns with patience. Her nurse was also very nice and friendly, I'll definitely be back.

There is a mix of great and not so great about this Clinic. Front desk is friendly and the nurses…read moreand doctors I interacted with were gentle and kind. I'm deducting stars for some shadier billing practices. Examples: reception - I repeat RECEPTION - will have you pee in a cup before seeing your doctor, and without explanation. Apparently it is procedure to test ALL women for pregnancies, which sets the tone of how must they trust your knowledge about your own body, and how they will listen to you. To top it off, you will get billed for it. And in that vein of billing, they will bill you for time waiting to see your doctor, not just time with your doctor. I was moved from the first waiting room, to a second waiting room, where I was left sitting for over 30 minutes. That time was included in my final bill as time with my physician, which is no small fee. So prepare your wallet accordingly!

I absolutely love Donna and all of their staff at Nore! Donna is so caring, compassionate, and…read morelistens to all of your concerns without judgement. Gosh I'm truly appreciative of Donna and all she does! She really goes the extra mile to make sure her patients are not only well looked after, but that they feel comfortable and confident during their visit. Couldn't ask for a better person to help me through perimenopause!!! What a blessing she is!

Simply the best. I love the care I receive at NORE. It is current and thorough. They check far more…read morethan my previous gyn office, in terms of hormones - so my care is tailored to exactly what I'm experiencing. Their messaging system is great - I like it far better than my chart.

I absolutely adore Dr. Combs. As the other reviewer noted, she spent time speaking with me (while…read morestill clothed) before she began the exam. This makes me feel like I'm not in a Vag Factory, as I have felt elsewhere, and as though she actually gave a flip to get to know me. A little foreplay before the real deal goes a long way! In all seriousness though, she is very easy to talk to and made me feel as comfortable as one can be considering the, uh, angle of conversation. In a few years my husband and I will be ready to try for children and this is definitely who I want to delivery our baby. She's just got a warm and inviting personality. Love, love, love her. Sidenote: the front desk staff at Piedmont OBGYN can be a little spastic because it's a busy practice and I've felt a little uncomfortable during a couple of phone conversations - as though I was really inconveniencing them by calling. HOWEVER, Dr. Combs' personal secretary Morgan is sweet, efficient and awesome. Once you are an established patient, you really only have to deal with the front desk for scheduling changes, but all of the pertinent stuff - follow-up questions, insurance questions, etc. - can be done through Morgan, thank Goodness.

Dr. Combs is amazing. I was a patient of another doctor in the practice who retired right before…read morewe had our baby, and was delighted that she joined the practice and was luckily on call when it was time for me to deliver. I'm not going to get all TMI, but let's just say I was SO glad to have such a cool, sweet, and funny doc who is an uber professional to deliver our daughter. The delivery was a little faster than planned ("WTF do you mean there's no time for an epidural?!") but it was amazing and I've never trusted a doctor more in my life - yes, enough to deliver without drugs ;) She is very personable and takes time to answer all your questions. Trust me, you'll love her.

Amazing Care! Everyone is so nice and helpful. Very organized and excellent service from paperwork…read moreto medical care. Honestly the best!

Great customer care. Reasonable wait times. Don't like…read morethat they are now closed on Fridays but probably for the doctors to be available for scheduled baby deliveries and seems to be the way healthcare is going. They are full service for all your OB/GYN needs. They have a good computer system to track your history and they use data (anonymous) to track cancer patterns for research.

I've been a patient at Women's Group of Gwinnett for about 8 years and always had a great…read moreexperience with my regular doctor, Dr. Iyoyo. Unfortunately, my experience has been very different during my pregnancy. Pregnancy patients are required to rotate among all the doctors and nurse practitioners, which I found inconsistent and confusing during such an important time. I've also had several concerning experiences, including a doctor not reviewing my chart before discussing my previous LEEP procedure, another recommending aspirin despite my documented allergy, and a rushed Pap smear with a NP that resulted in heavy spotting and discomfort. Overall, my pregnancy experience has been disappointing. I feel they could provide better continuity by assigning patients to one or two doctors rather than having them see everyone in the practice. I'm seriously considering leaving.

I have been a patient here for over 24 years. I first started coming here when pregnant with my…read morefirst child. At that time it was an all male practice. How the times have changed. Now al of the doctors are female. Most of my visits in recent years have been with Dr. Iyoyo. She is wonderful. We always have great conversation while she is doing my yearly exam and I never feel like she is rushing through the exam. But she also values my time and is efficient. Other times I have come in to see Dr. Yolanda Smith. I would highly recommend both of them.

Wow!! Dr. Callaway - I was and still am impressed. Her service from beginning to end was above and…read morebeyond. Why aren't all my doctors this way?? Why?? Her location can be a bit confusing. The sign shows a different set of numbers but she's literally to the right of them so don't be alarmed where the gps takes you! Her front desk staff was so helpful! I mean gave me a full run down of what to expect for pricing cause she was out of network. That's the only downfall - she's out of network! But the quality of care is unmatched. I saw the reviews some said they had bad experiences and some said it was awesome like mine. I will say she takes Medicaid so most of her patience are probably not educated in their health and well being like some of us others. This may cause her to share more information or "instruction" causing an eyebrow raise. At first I was like why is she telling me all this like I'm a child? (Again first impression). Then I took a step back and realized, a lot of women have no clue of their Health or the system and she does! She's the expert so I listened closely. She addressed all my concerns and actually had real reasons and conclusions to some of the issues I did not receive resolution from from previous western doctors. I'm satisfied and will be going to her again!

Absolutely top notch engaged care. Hard to find a doc like this now that will take their time with…read moreyou, ask insightful questions, and take an investigative approach to care. I came to her presenting fertility issues, and now I have 2 kids and one on the way to show for it. The doctor is a direct/straight shooter and honestly that approach served me very well.

I drank raspberry leaf tea and did okra suppositories for all 9 months. 12:01am on my due date hit,…read moremy water broke and I went from 0 to 10 cm within 30 seconds. That bitch shot out like the greased pig through my arms on a slip n'slide at vacation bible school in the summer of '03. This place is kush. Push??? Baby will damn near fall out thanks to them. 10/10 reccomend. Hubby and I were in and out in under and hour and a half. Didn't even have time to fill the pool.

**I do NOT recommend Atlanta Birthing Center based on my experience.**…read more I debated whether to write this review, but after everything that happened during my labor and delivery, I feel that other mothers deserve to know about my experience and be able to make an informed decision about where they receive prenatal care and give birth. I went into labor early in the morning. Around 4 a.m., I called the midwife on call before shift change, who gave me instructions on what to do while I was in the beginning stages of labor. As my contractions became more intense, we called again around 6 a.m. The midwife on call was Jeanine Jones. She told me I still had a long way to go but said I could come in around 10 a.m. to be checked. When we arrived, I was 2 cm dilated. She gave me advice and sent me back out. Since we lived about an hour away, my husband and I decided to get a hotel nearby so we wouldn't have to travel back and forth. After several more hours, my husband drove me back to the birthing center to be checked again. I was 4 cm dilated. Jeanine offered me a shot to help me sleep between contractions. We went back to the hotel, and I was able to sleep for a little while. Once the medication wore off, everything changed. My contractions became extremely intense. My husband and my amazing doula supported me through everything. While I was laboring on the toilet and then in the shower, my husband and doula noticed that I was experiencing **heavy bleeding and passing large blood clots, some approximately the size of golf balls.** My husband called the midwife and explained what was happening. We were told that the bleeding could be normal and to call again once my contractions became worse. About an hour later, my husband decided to take me back to the birthing center. Because he was focused on helping me through the contractions, he forgot to call ahead and tell them we were on our way. When we arrived, I was already **9 cm dilated**. The first thing we were questioned about was why my husband hadn't called to let them know we were coming. At the time, I was the only patient there, which made the focus on that especially upsetting given how much I was struggling. My husband showed the midwife a picture of the bleeding and clots I had been experiencing. Her response was, **"Oh, that's not normal."** I was then told to get into the shower while they prepared the birthing tub and that I would be able to get into the tub in about 20-30 minutes and begin pushing. My water had still not broken. What happened next was extremely difficult. Instead of 20-30 minutes, I remained in the shower for roughly **two hours**. I could feel my contractions changing from regular contractions into the overwhelming urge to push. My pain became unbearable. I repeatedly asked my mom what was happening because I didn't understand why no one was coming to check on me. She was told they were at the desk, but when she asked what was happening, no one would give her a clear answer. I eventually started pushing. Nothing was progressing, and my water still had not broken. Someone eventually came in and checked me using a mirror. When I asked what we were waiting for, I was told they were waiting for the baby's head to "pop out." I continued pushing for approximately another hour. Finally, my doula came in and told me that they would only check me if I specifically asked them to. At that point, I was exhausted, in extreme pain, and had already been laboring for approximately **20-22 hours**. I asked to be checked and was taken to the bed. The midwife told me that I was fully dilated but that **something was blocking my cervix**. She suggested breaking my water to speed up the process. My husband asked what was blocking my cervix and whether there was any danger or risk to me or the baby. We were told there wasn't. At this point, I was exhausted and in so much pain that I agreed to have my water broken if it would help move things along. When my water was broken, the fluid was dark. The midwife initially told me that because it wasn't "too dark," I was fine to continue delivering there. Two other staff members came in and commented that the fluid appeared too dark. The midwife then said she needed to look something up and would return. About 20-30 minutes later, she came back and told us that, according to protocol, she needed to recommend transferring me to the hospital. She then told us that I had a **3 cm hematoma blocking my cervix**, that I could potentially bleed out or that the baby could become stuck, and that there was **meconium in the fluid**, which could put the baby at risk of infection. At that point, I had been in labor for approximately **23 hours**. I was exhausted and terrified. I immediately told her to transfer me because I was not willing to risk my life or my baby's life. I asked how long the transfer would take and whether there was anything I could receive to help with the pain while we waited. I was