This review is for Dr. Grinstead specifically. I know several women who have went to her for years…read more(I do know of someone who really had a horrible experience too), so she is pretty popular. But for me, she was very judgmental and not helpful at all. She laughed in my face when I told her I didn't want children (after she asked) and wanted to know what my husband wanted. Kind of insulting because obviously we are in agreement as a married couple and regardless, it is MY body and ultimately MY decision to have a baby or not. I also expressed concern that I could have endometriosis since I have family history and horrible, painful, heavy periods. She told me she could do nothing about it. For a Harvard educated doctor, that blew me away, because obviously you can do a lap to check for endo lesions and remove them. It's like she didn't care to help me. I switched over to Dr. Krueger at Azalea City, who told me upon first appointment that she would schedule the surgery for me whenever I wanted. That's how a doctor should be. Dr. Grinstead may be fine if you're having a baby or don't mind a doctor who tries to impose their more traditional values on you...but she had a horrible bedside manner to me. You shouldn't be laughing at patient's life decisions and you should care if they are in pain. Definitely don't go if you're worried about having endometriosis!

I've been coming here for just over 10 years. Dr. Trammell is phenomenal. She delivered my last two…read morechildren (ages 9 and 6) and tied my tubes after the last birth due to medical necessity. She also was the one to work with me through a plethora of tests to finally diagnose me with cervical cancer two years ago. My oncologist finally felt like my condition was at a point where I could add Dr. Trammell back into the rotation of my care again, and so today was my annual checkup for breast exam and Pap smear. She came into the room and immediately hugged me and asked how I was doing, like "really" doing. We talked about everything that's happened with me health (and family life, because she likes to build relationships with her patients) and talked about my cancer treatments - what they were like, how they felt, and their after effects. She is so genuinely caring. She sits and listens, asks questions and takes in the answers. She truly has your best interests in mind. She is gentle and explains what she's doing as she does the exams so that there are no surprises. Her staff is kind and caring. Wait times aren't long at all. The offices and patient exam rooms are clean and have been recently remodeled with new paint and decor. Artwork made by her kids at school and family photos hang proudly in each exam room and it just shows how down to earth and family oriented she is. If you're in the market for a new OB/GYN, I highly recommend Dr. Trammell.

I have been a patient for 30+ years. The office is beautiful and comfortable. The staff is kind…read morebut might could use a more positiv, upbeat attitude upon check in. Dr. Dimoff and her nurse are always friendly and willing to spend time with you. The check out clerk was pleasant. I would definitely recommen.

I can't believe after all these years I have not left a review for my favorite OB/GYN, Dr. M Wells…read more She has an amazing staff also. Everyone always takes care of me. Dr. Wells has delivered my 1st child and my grandson. Only reason she didn't deliver my 2nd was because I was in California. She always has a smile, bubbly personality, great bedside manner, always walks me through everything she is doing, and is always happy to answer my questions.

I was long overdue for a regular women's check-up, but until my experience with Dr Ringhoffer's…read moreoffice, I abhorred going to OB/GYNs. A friend of mine got fed up with her regular OB/GYN and she switched to Dr Ringhoffer. She told me what a wonderful doctor she is and how she listened to her, made suggestions as to a few treatment options, and within a couple of weeks, resolved medical problems her other doctor let linger for several months. I decided to make an appointment to go see her, and luckily, my friend was right about her. I had a great experience too. First of all, the staff is very efficient. They got me scheduled within a week, and I only waited about 3-5 minutes in the lobby after completing my paperwork. Shortly after being put in a room, Dr Ringhoffer came in and discussed my medical history, left while I changed, then came back in and completed my exam. She was the most gentle doctor I can ever recall seeing. Afterward, one of the nurses drew blood for a thyroid check. Now I'm not ashamed to admit that I panic like a five year old when I see a needle, but that nurse was a magic woman with that needle and I hardly felt it at all. When it was all said and done, I was in and out of her office within an hour. Today, a week later, they received all of my lab results and called to tell me everything looks good. When I say I was overdue, it had been over 8 years. That's never a good idea to wait that long, I know. I was exasperated. I'd spent years going to OB/GYNs and telling them what was going on, only to be given prescriptions for birth control pills and be sent on my way. I eventually solved those issues on my own by doing research and taking specific vitamins, and I don't have all the side effects that go along with birth control pills. My friend's prior doctor had been doing her the same way, and had her on two different kinds of birth control at the same time, and it still wasn't solving her problems. As I mentioned, Dr Ringhoffer was able to resolve it quickly. If you're searching for a new doctor for any reason, whether you're new in town, or you're tired of pill-pushing doctors and doctors that won't listen to you, I highly recommend going to see Dr Ringhoffer. She broke the stereotype I had about OB/GYNs, and if she can change MY mind, that says a lot about the quality and professionalism of her and her staff. In fact, I think I'll start going to see her annually like I'm supposed to do. One last thing - there are several buildings in that complex and her building is next door to the Emergency Room.

Staff was very helpful and made me feel comfortable! Dr. Ringhoffer made sure all of my needs and…read moreconcerns were addressed. I definitely feel I made the right choice in choosing a new OBGYN.

I saw Dr. Nelson for a second opinion about a hysterectomy. All I can say is that he is…read moreprofessional in every aspect and appreciated my well researched questions. We have made a plan and it does not include a hysterectomy and is based on facts and my individual situation, not on how many surgeries he can perform. He is doing what is best for me. He was very easy to talk to, answered all of my questions and I have no doubt, will take good care of me and my health. I am so fortunate to have found him, with Yelp. Staff is super nice too! Medical Park OB/GYN is awesome!

If I could give negative stars I would. 5 years ago I was 19 years old pregnant with my first baby…read more My pregnancy was going very smooth until week 36 I had elevated blood pressure. It wasnt too elevated considering they never mentioned it to me until the following week at my 37 week visit. They took my blood pressure and told me it was elevated "again". Dr Nelson scheduled me for an induction that night. We're gonna fast forward to my 2nd pregnancy were I had preeclampsia and dealt with high blood pressure the entire pregnancy. Now dealing with that I now know there was absolutely no reason for me to be induced at 37 weeks for elevated blood pressure. I get to the hospital at 8:30pm June 19th and start the induction process. I get woken up the next morning to dr Nelson checking me to see if I've dilated any.. as he is checking me (my kids father was asleep on the couch) Nelson causally says out loud "okay we're breaking your water" I was still half asleep and had no idea what was going on as I was new to this all and only 19. My contractions started almost immediately but I had to sit through 3 bags of fluids before I could receive my epidural. I labored almost all day. I had nurses come in and out checking me and checking on me never once did dr Nelson come to check on me. I remember him telling the nurses when he broke my water to call him "when the baby is here". I got to 10cm and I started to see the nurses look of concern on their faces. My baby was sunny side up. He was too far into the birth canal to try to turn him. Dr Nelson along with the hospital let me push for 3 1/2 hours. He wasn't budging. Dr Nelson gets the nurses to get a vaccum to try and help him out. It popped off of my child's head over 19 times (they stopped counting after 19 attempts..). My sweet baby boy was finally here black and blue from head to toe with bruises and purple from the lack of oxygen. They threw a blanket over his little face let me give him a kiss and they rushed him to the nicu. He was in there for 36 hours. I'm so thankful my son is still here with me today. 5 years later I'm pregnant with my 3rd child and I've been asked my history with my previous births. I tell the them the story and their faces drop as they tell me what Dr Nelson did was very much illegal and I'm lucky to even have my child with me here today. My child today has been diagnosed with a touch of cerebral palsy from his traumatic birth. The left side of his body is pretty stiff but with therapy he is exactly where he needs to be. He also has a learning disability along with a speech delay. 5 years later and I still get anxiety thinking about what I experienced with Dr Nelson. I've haven't even mentioned the awful nasty things he said to me while I was in labor.. like that I needed to quit screaming and get it together (I let out a grunt not a scream) also he told me over and over again that I wasn't pushing right making me feel very defeated and like it was my fault my baby wasn't coming out. The most unprofessional and uncaring man I've ever came across in my life. With my 2nd born I was terrified to give birth and was even more terrified when I found out it was another man who was going to deliver my baby. Everything went perfect and he made me feel so comfortable with him. I don't know what else I can do other than warn any other woman not to let this man near them. He doesn't care about you or your child.

Dr Ringhoffer is the best in the biz!! It took me a long time to find an Obgyn that spoke to you…read morelike you had some intelligence. She's extremely knowledgeable and she gives it to you straight. She takes good care of her patients and it shows!! I live in Daphne and she's Mobile but she's worth the drive

Great office & loved Dr Mary Wells, but was a little surprised by the hour and a half wait for my…read morefirst appointment when I arrived early to fill out paperwork and did all medical history online. All my other previous OBGYN appts are usually under 15-20 min wait, and front desk is sure to let me know of any delays to expect, as deliveries and emergencies happen. Nursing staff & blood work lab were both very kind in the back, but as a healthcare provider myself, I think it's always nice when front desk takes the time to greet you and also keep you posted on time frame if you've been waiting 1-1.5hr past your appointment time. Will definitely return here, but just something I've heard from a few others & experienced myself. Thank you!!

Such a fantastic place. Sent our daughter here, as we live out of state, and they helped me…read morecoordinate everything over the phone. Our daughter went for her first female appointment without me and she said it was not so scarey! The office staff treated her like she was their daughter and watched out for what she needed to do and were patient with her.

I chose Lindsey McCormick as my primary care physician and has over 200+ shining reviews online but…read morethis one from WebMD is withy of sharing. "Best primary physician in America she understands traumatic experiences explained understands traumatic experiences, explains everything thoroughly I trust dr. McCormick and I'm so blessed I found her she's a happy Doctor cares about me . I trust dr. McCormick and I'm so blessed I found her she's a happy doctor cares about her patients. " Well I can't compete with that but I am very, very pleased with her knowledge, kindness, professionalism, and genuine care. She explains conditions and treatments, takes time to answer my questions, and engages in inquiries, and is fantastic with follow-ups. Both nurses that I've interacted with, Jennifer and Suprina have been terrific, professional, and friendly. They also draw bloods, urines and other tests onsite so no extra lab trips. They accept most insurances, send lots of reminders, and because they're part of the South Baldwin Medical Group all you labs, notes, history and test results are available on a patient portal. While I could go in and on about how happy I am with this practice I will talk about why I always seek out D.O.'s. With my years in ER's, and Navy hospitals, I have worked closely with MD's and OD's and have almost always been impressed with the approach to care and treatment with OD's overall. Medical doctors (MD's) and doctors of osteopathic medicine (DO's) are both licensed physicians who have similar medical education and training requirements, but they are significantly different in their approach to patient care and philosophies in general. MD's are trained in allopathic medicine, which is based on the use of drugs and surgery to treat symptoms and diseases. Way too often it's all about prescription meds for symptoms and not about addressing the causes, sad. DOs, on the other hand, are trained in osteopathic medicine, which emphasizes the body's natural ability to heal itself. They're trained to look at the whole person, including physical, emotional and even spiritual aspects, and consider how those factors may be affecting a patient's health. Some even use a hands-on approach to diagnose and treat patients, that can incorporate manual manipulations and other physical techniques. Note, both types of physicians are qualified to provide a wide range of medical services, including preventative care, diagnosis, and treatment of illnesses and injuries. I may be biased today as my wife is a doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and we're both Reiki practitioners however DO's were my chose of doctor before either of us went down those roads, they just fit my idea of good medicine. Bottom line: Add me to the list of beaming reviewers because Doc McCormick is one of the really good ones. Highly recommended!! https://www.southbaldwinmedicalgroup.com/doctors-providers/mccormick-lindsey-do-7511

I need second opinions on some medical issues and Dr .McCormick came highly recommended. Her office…read moreis across the street from the Gulf Shores Police Dept..The office staff was very pleasant..She was very patient listening to all my concerns and I did not feel rushed..I plan to continue seeing her and following her recommendations.

These people are great. They gave fast relief for an sinus infection that I could not get at the…read morelocal urgent care places

Freestanding ER.... They do not have rooms to admit you into…read more 2 times we have had to use it and both times 100% satisfied. It is a ER.....not an urgent care. Those that are not an emergency have to wait. We were rushed in quickly and the doctor was able to "fix" us up. Sting ray stings is a medical emergency. Venom neutralized, x rays done, wound cleaned and antibiotics given.... All within an hour! They bill insurance directly for you.