I would urge anyone considering going to this practice, to run the other way if they value their life and their unborn child's life. I had one horrible experience after the other under their "care" during and after my first pregnancy. At 30 weeks pregnant, I called their after hours line on a Friday night to speak to an on-call doctor because I had been feeling horrible. My blood pressure I had taken at home was reading 199/120. The doctor I spoke with asked me several questions that I answered yes to (swelling, headaches, etc) and he said they were, "all normal during pregnancy". I asked if he recommended I go to an urgent care or follow-up at a pharmacy to check my BP over the weekend. He said I could, but didn't think it was necessary since I had my next appt in 4 days. All I can say is, thank God I just so happened to have that appt scheduled or me and my daughter may not be here if it went any longer. I cancelled my morning sonogram because I woke up to pain in my abdomen, but went to the regular appt afterward to be examined. I was immediately admitted to the hospital after having my urine checked (I went to another OB after this fiasco for a second opinion and she said it was the highest amount of protein she's ever seen) for severe preeclampsia. I ended up needing an emergency c-section 2 days later (despite the fact the Dr. Weselak wanted to wait another week + but she went out of town during my hospitalization and no other doctor from Empire showed up?) because my daughters heart rate was failing. So the labor & delivery team at Sisters took amazing care of us and in the end, I was thankful she ended up being out of town. My postpartum care with Empire was TERRIBLE. I was still in the hospital after a week and more or less had to beg to be discharged because i wasn't getting any sleep after our traumatic birth (my daughter ended up in the NICU for 59 days). I was given no instruction from my doctor (nor were the nurses at Sisters) about what they were looking for as far as my BP went, to be able to be discharged. Dr Weselak showed up on my sixth day and agreed to allow my discharge. I was put on an exhorborrant amount of blood pressure medication after giving birth and was given very little guidance as to how to deal with it. They acted like everything i went through was no big deal and that i just may end up with hypertension for the rest of my life *shrugs*. Dr. Weselak told me I would not be a high risk pregnancy if I decided to get pregnant again and that my body would, "know what to do this time" (after receiving a second opinion from someone else, they said I absolutely would be high risk and would be treated as such as it would most likely happen again) and told me she'd see me again in 6 months after my 6 week appt (because doctors seem to think women should be back to normal after 6 weeks. Even under my crazy circumstances). They were just so unbelievably casual. Never ONCE did they recommend seeing a specialist or primary care doctor (which i hadn't had at the time but would have found someone if they had recommended seeing one instead of going to THEM for follow-up care with my BP). After asking the NP I had been seeing at the time a question, she responded with, "I'm not the best person to ask because I haven't dealt with postpartum in a few years (!?!?!). Then on FOUR separate occasions, "forgot" to call in my scripts. The last straw was when they, "forgot" (their words) a 4th time and a nurse put me on hold, then said Dr. --- (a doctor who i had never even seen before) wanted to know if you've found a doctor yet" after not having a single discussion regarding finding a doctor, or who to see for follow-up care. So instead of having an open, honest discussion with me or at the very least, giving me a referral, they began "forgetting" to fill my life saving scripts of 1,860mg of daily BP medication THEY put me on. Just completely unprofessional and inexcusable. read more