There was only one good thing about this practice, and that was through one medical assistant named Skylar. Otherwise, the practice, especially the doctor, was awful. First of all, despite my husband and I repeatedly saying we had zero interest in birth control and wanted children, we got the birth control talk every visit with the old NP Susan (so this review is years old). We got the same thing with Foos our first visit and when we said we weren't interested she asked "are you Catholic". We said "something like that" because we HOPED they'd stop shoving it down our throats. It seemed to work... so we thought. Their office repeatedly messed up our insurance. We had two at the time and every visit, until we got new insurance, they billed in the wrong order. The office manager was awful and pretty much useless. I had a confirmed miscarriage. Foos REFUSED to say miscarriage and instead said "spontaneous abortion" with zero care that we lost a child. She pretty much acted like it wasn't a big deal and we'll get over it. Yes, both are medically accurate terms, but one is a punch in the face for grieving parents. And we repeatedly said miscarriage. I later conceived our son and due to the previous miscarriages (unconfirmed second) we were understandably anxious. We called whenever we had a concern and for the most part got blown off. She later basically said "if you are that worried go to the hospital" with a blaze attitude. We did go a decent number of times and probably would have gone more if I wasn't so put off by Foos's attitude. I went to the Internet a few times due to symptoms, but like anyone should I called Foos to get a doctors opinion when I was actually concerned. Pretty much was shoved away with a "don't read the internet". I bled a few times later on and saw Dr Foos at the hospital. The second time I went she seemed frustrated, stuck her fingers in me, pulled them out, and said "see, no bleeding" like I was lying about it. I have a pretty good idea what actually caused it, which ended up not being pregnancy related since it was only barely spotting. She was actually a typical doctor during routine checkups... until I dared asking questions about delivery. I wanted to go drug free as much as possible and be able to give birth in any position I wanted. She pretty much told me "yeah, if a woman gives birth squatting I can deliver... but you'll be so exhausted by that time you won't be able to stand" all with this "you can't handle it" attitude even though it seemed she was "trying" to not be. Sorry Dr Foos, but from reading those horrible "internet stories" (and people we know) I've never heard of women not being able to be in a non back-laying position unless they've had an epidural or something was wrong. So I go into labor. At 4cm she said "time to have a baby!" But not before telling me "That doesn't hurt!" when she was checking my cervix (oh yeah, it DID hurt) I didn't progress after 6 hrs in the hospital so she pretty much said "you could go on and be in labor for another 12 hours or get induced" so I opted for pitocin and nuban. Every cervix check was just about worse than the worst contraction, but thankfully the hospital nurse was fantastic. So I end up pushing, while on ALL FOURS on the bed as it was the only least painful position. Foos comes in and immediately says "she has to be on her back" without any real reason besides her own comfort. I said "I can't" and she goes "I won't deliver this baby unless she's on her back". I was furious but too exhausted to fight. She got "lucky" because his heart rate dropped so she did an episiotomy so he could come out ASAP. My boy starts coming out and she goes "dear lord we have an albino" like albino children aren't even human. No, he wasn't albino. The umbilical cord was around his neck, but his heart rate had been good prior to his head showing. She then forgot several things. First that my tests were normal so I didn't need iron... but then she prescribed iron before discharge. She also forgot that we didn't want a circumcision and so she was like "oh, I have to circumcise before you leave". She then berated my husband because she overheard us being "anti vax". FYI, we aren't. We didn't want the Hep B at birth for numerous reasons and opted for it at 1 month. He's been up to date on everything since. She has no business regardless. So the postpartum checkup comes, which is with the new NP Michelle. My husband wanted to make sure I brought the baby because he overheard a postpartum mother get berated by the office clerk when she didn't bring hers. Apparently the clerk was pretty much saying "we did the work, it's our right to see the baby" and was pretty mad. The poor woman seemed to not speak English real well and pretty much said nothing. read more

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I have been a patient of Dr Foos for the last 14 years. She has consistently provided very thorough and precise care for her patients. I can always trust her judgement on the high quality of care she has provided me and know that she will make recommendations that she feels are the best for me. Dr Foos also employees wonderful staff who have been dedicated to her for years. They have gone above and beyond for me when needed and take the time to ensure I understand everything presented to me. I would trust any of my family or friends to see her. read more

Worst experience ever. Had to cancel the previous appointment because of the pouring rain, never got a call back for reschedule . Called again to schedule appointment, said no dates available!!! If you keep turning away your old patient, you probably should just stop accepting new patients! read more

I have never been treated so poorly at a doctor's office in my life. Dr. Foos and her nurse practitioner were not only cold and condescending, they totally misdiagnosed me. After being treated like the scum of the earth in her office and being prescribed the wrong medication, Dr. Foos showed zero courtesy to me in other capacities. I originally chose her because I wanted a female OBGYN in the area with good credentials. I realize now that this criteria I originally had in mind tells one nothing about the quality of care you will receive. read more

Dr. Foos has a truly terrible bedside manner and is openly disrespectful to patients. She's unwilling to involve the patient when it comes to treatment options and will aggressively push her preferred treatment with complete disregard for the patient's wishes and concerns. As I was waiting in my exam room, I could hear her speaking to her nursing staff out in the hall about an elderly patient who she had just seen. This patient had sensitive concerns, and Dr. Foos was laughing about this poor woman's plight to her staff. This is particularly concerning because Dr. Foos is an OB/Gyn, and her patients need to be able to trust her without worrying about being privately mocked later. Run--do not walk--away from Dr. Foos. read more

We asked the lady taking my BP if she would come to this practice if she was expecting...DEER IN HEADLIGHTS...no words needed to be exchanged after that. If their own staff won't go there for a pregnancy, what does that tell you? The one star I give is for the lady taking my BP...she was HONEST with us, and for that, I will be forever grateful. I left this practice and went to one that far exceeds this office in care and attention to the patient. My first question for the midwife in my NEW practice...would you come here. Her response, without hesitation...I would, in fact, my pregnant daughter comes here. I came to this practice because I wanted a female Dr. and a small practice. It was my first pregnancy. It should have been one of the happiest times of my life. Coming to this practice was overwhelmingly upsetting, stressful, and frustrating. I was already about 2.5 months pregnant. I scheduled my initial appointment for as soon as I was able to. My husband and I both took off work and went in for my appointment. I had filled out paperwork prior to going. When I got to my appointment, I spent about 10 minutes filling out "additional" paperwork, that was a lot of the same things I had already filled out. I was brought back to the room, only to find out I would be taking a pee test, have my BP taken, and that's it. I didn't get to see the Dr. I had to go out and schedule another appointment for about a week later. At that point, I also had to schedule another appointment for a week after that. 3 appointments in 3 weeks. (When I went to my new practice, they were more than able to do everything in 1 visit. Turns out, they aren't just in it for the money...they always do it all in 1 appointment.) I left this appointment upset that I didn't get to talk to my Dr., and I learned nothing that I didn't already know. I decided it was just an emotional day maybe, and once I got to meet the Dr., things would be better. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, I took off work and went back the next week. When I got to my appointment, I again filled out a TON of the same information I had already filled out twice now. In addition to what I had already filled out, I had to sign a bunch of new papers about costs that I would incur personally...they said insurance would not cover. I was in with the lady taking my BP, and we were asking all our questions that we hadn't gotten to ask the last time. I was growing more leery of the practice as she answered more questions. We asked the lady taking my BP if she would come to this practice if she was expecting...DEER IN HEADLIGHTS...no words needed to be exchanged after that. We chose to leave and cancel future appointments. We explained that we needed to think about what options were best for us and then decide if we wanted to continue care in this practice. Two weeks in a row, I was leaving in tears. WITHIN THAT SAME WEEK...I received a letter announcing that they would "immediately no longer be available to provide any medical care to [me] in the future. This includes but is not limited to doctor visits in the office, emergency calls, prescription refills, mammogram or radiology requests, referrals, phone advice, emails, etc." Overall, it was a horrible experience. Thank you to the lady taking my BP though. Because of her honesty, I am now part of a fantastic practice. I have the most amazing midwife, and I have had two amazing births! read more

Made this account because I'd rather not engage this office anymore; however, my experience was horrible. I was overcharged, told I was wrong when I said I was, then refused service until I paid more. I had to appeal to the insurance company. Thankfully the insurance company paid their outrageous charges. This office is out to take your money. Stay far away. read more

I have been seeing Dr. Foos since I decided that I was ready to have children, but my previous gynecologist didn't do obstetrics anymore. A friend recommended Dr. Foos to me since I wanted a female OBGYN. She provided prenatal care for both of my children, but for different reasons was not the doctor to deliver my children. Once my husband and I decided we were done having children and I had some complications with my monthly period, Dr. Foos recommended that I have the NovaSure procedure to help with my monthly periods. I had that done during the summer of 2014 and after several months, I am happy to report that I am part of the 30% that do not have a monthly period after having the NovaSure procedure. I highly recommend Dr. Foos for all OBGYN needs and the NovaSure procedure! read more