If your a Dad I highly recommend hiring a doula!Imagine yourself being a boxer without a coach-…read morethat's Labor Day without a doula! Brit was awesome. She's very loving, caring, listens, and is very calm, and super informative!

From the dad's view - (note: this was our first baby)…read more Hiring Britney was the best decision we made. Let me explain to the dads out there why this turned out to be so awesome and worth every penny. There is a lot about the whole pregnancy thing that are challenging for dad mostly because you feel a little helpless. I had no idea what to really expect and hadn't even seen a birth before. We took some hypno-birthing classes and those were helpful. I also read a ton of books. One I recommend is Expectant Fathers http://a.co/6av4TBN - it is a book just for expecting dads. From the first meeting we liked Britney because she tells it like it is, asks thoughtful questions and is flexible with her approach. This means you get to direct how you want the brith to go down. She comes and meets with you a couple of times before the baby is born. This is great because you get to ask more questions and dive into what to expect the day of. My wife really really didn't want a c-section and Britney was great about helping us understand how we can best avoid the procedure. She also wanted to avoid an epidural...and she did. Now fast forward to the day of the birth, or in our case the two days :) It is darn near traumatizing to watch your significant other go through child labor. We stayed home as long as we could before heading to the hospital. Britney was texting and calling while we waited, ate, slept, walked, drank water, and chilled for hours while the labor proceeded. It was nice having someone I could reach out to with questions while we were at home because I have no fricken clue what exactly to do during labor. The best way to sum it up is this - Britney is the coach and mentor for the brith. This allows us dads to take on the roll of supporter and comforter. I am so thankful that I didn't need to tell my wife that she "needs to push harder!" because Britney was there to do that. I can only imagine how well that would have gone over with me telling her that after hours of pushing. During labor, neither our OB nor our Midwife made it to the delivery room. Without Britney there we would have been going through this entire thing alone, without anyone we knew or had a relationship with. There is no question that our birth was a thousand times better because Britney was our guide. As a dad she also made my experience better because it gave me a unique chance to be involved in a caring way during the labor.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Sandy! I contacted Sandy when my twins were 6 months…read moreold, and sleep was becoming a distant memory for us. She came highly recommended from a friend, and from the first moment I talked to her on the phone, I knew we were in good hands. Sandy's scheduling expertise and calm demeanor helped me feel much more confident about my babies' ability to sleep on their own. She answers texts whenever I'm having trouble, have a question, or just need encouragement. She was also nice enough to come over during nap time when one of my babies was having trouble sleeping during the day. I am happy to report that my twins have been sleeping through the night for two months now and take their daytime naps like champs! We are a much more rested family, and Sandy is the one to thank. You cannot go wrong working with Sandy, I promise!

Sandy truly was a godsend to us. My husband and I were extremely sleep deprived with our baby girl…read more She was waking up multiple times a night. I was searching everywhere for something or someone that could help us, and I found Sandy's information online! Sandy came over and taught us about putting our daughter on a schedule, as well as sleep training. By 6 months, our daughter was sleeping through the night! She is now a year old, and is such a great sleeper. Regardless of teething, developmental leaps, etc., she continues to sleep through the night. Others are amazed at how well she sleeps. We never thought we would get to this point, but with Sandy's compassionate guidance, we did! Thank you Sandy for all of your help and mentoring with our daughter; we are truly thankful to have met you!

Trigger Warning: Miscarriage. We choose our birth team…read morebecause we want to be supported in the best outcomes. And while I would love to say that was my experience, it was not. Aisha only supported me for a few weeks as my Midwife. We went to a gender reveal ultrasound and out there was no heart beat. 16 weeks. Aisha was amazing. Helping us navigate the need for medical intervention while helping me experience the loss in a way that was filled with dignity, love and grace. We choose our team hoping and believing for the best outcomes. Those choices are tested in the difficult moments, the unexpected twists and turns. I will say, you want Aisha on your birth team. She is absolutely gifted. She's the one you want in your corner when everything goes right, and in the event it doesn't.

Aisha was a godsend for my wife and I. She was a calming and reassuring presence during the entire…read morepregnancy of our first child. With years of experience there was not a single question she didn't know the answer for. Thanks to her preparation, the birth went very smoothly, very natural and it was a magical moment. We cannot be more grateful for Aisha's support, thank you!

she is smart, intuitive and thorough. she tells you in a very straight manner. i love her!!.read more

Dr. Bahreini is very knowledgeable. I've been going to her for my bioidentical hormones and other…read moregynecological problems.

Dr Bodon not only treated me, but educated me. She helped me…read moreimprove my health. I balanced my hormones and feel like a new person because of her. Like most in healthcare, her staff and she are overworked, underpaid and very busy. Look past the administrative crap and you'll find the best medical care in the area. Dr Bodon is the best for mid-life hormonal care.

My experience with this office raised serious concerns about the coordination and continuity of my…read morereproductive healthcare. I was scheduled for a hysterectomy in April 2025 after completing the scans, bloodwork and consultations requested by Dr. Bodon and surgeon Dr. Herman McDaniel. In February 2025, Dr. Bodon recommended Zepbound for weight loss before surgery. It took nearly two weeks for the prescription to reach the pharmacy, and a promised medication follow-up was never scheduled. I disclosed my medications during my surgical appointments with Dr. McDaniel, but I was never instructed during those visits to discontinue Zepbound before surgery. My April surgery was then canceled because I was told the wrong hospital had been scheduled. It was rescheduled for June. I had already made costly arrangements for the original date. When I contacted Director of Operations Elsa Gutierrez about what happened, I found her communication extremely dismissive and disrespectful. When I questioned why the insurance/network issue had not been verified before scheduling surgery, I was essentially asked, "You've been rescheduled, what do you want?" Before my June surgery, I saw Dr. McDaniel again. He initially appeared not to remember recently seeing me and was about to order another transvaginal ultrasound and bloodwork until I reminded him that I was there for my pre-op appointment. During that appointment, after reviewing my vitamin D levels, he asked about my occupation and income. After learning I was self-employed, he gave me promotional material and his personal promotional code for a website with which he said he was affiliated. My understanding from the conversation was that he could financially benefit if the code was used. I found this concerning during a preoperative appointment, particularly because I received very little information about preparing for surgery. The week before my June surgery was chaotic. Less than a week beforehand, I had heard nothing regarding pre-op testing. Four days before surgery, a STAT lab order was being arranged. Two days before surgery, a hospital nurse asked about cardiology clearance, and I personally contacted my cardiologist to have it faxed. Then I learned that authorization had been obtained for the surgery but not the hospital stay. The hospital warned me surgery could be canceled without it. At approximately 4:30 p.m. THE DAY BEFORE SURGERY, while I was at the pharmacy picking up medications prescribed for my postoperative recovery, surgery coordinator Sarah called and told me the authorization had not been obtained and my surgery was canceled. This was my second canceled surgery after months of preparation. I called afterward requesting an appointment with Dr. Bodon but could not get one scheduled. At this time I was still experiencing extremely heavy bleeding. My insurance approved a referral related to obtaining medically necessary pads and told me to contact the office. An employee then told me my insurance was out of network, despite my having received care there for approximately six months. About ten minutes later, Sarah called and explained that this information was incorrect. She also told me the employee claimed I had been "getting all crazy" with her. From my perspective, I had simply been asking questions about my insurance and an approved referral. When I contacted Elsa again, she told me she was too busy to deal with the situation, repeatedly asked, "What do you want?" and ended the call. Afterward, I was never able to meaningfully reconnect with my physician. No follow-up appointment with Dr. Bodon was arranged, and my patient portal messages went unanswered. Yet prescriptions continued to be filled for months afterward, including Zepbound through approximately December 2025 and iron prescriptions later, despite no follow-up visits. I ultimately declined to schedule another hysterectomy with Dr. McDaniel because I no longer felt comfortable proceeding under his care. As of August 2026, approximately 14 months after the canceled June 2025 surgery, I have received no meaningful follow-up regarding my reproductive care and no response to my portal concerns. I understand that insurance authorizations, hospitals and medical scheduling can be complicated and mistakes happen. My concern is the cumulative pattern I experienced: two canceled surgeries, scheduling and authorization problems, last-minute pre-op coordination, conflicting insurance information, unanswered messages, lack of physician follow-up, and interactions with management that I experienced as dismissive and hostile. Women seeking serious reproductive healthcare deserve clear communication, continuity of care, careful coordination and respectful treatment. Based on my experience, I would not entrust this office with my reproductive surgical care again.

In my first trimester, I was looking for someone to train me via zoom (covid had just started at…read morethat point), and I knew I wanted to work with a person that was well versed in prenatal exercise. (My local gym trainers definitely didn't seem like they knew what they were doing in that regard). And after internet searching, I came across Jason's business. We had a zoom consultation, and I felt great about working with him. We trained together consistently leading up to the birth of my baby (who is now a couple of months old). And I cannot express enough just how much the sessions with Jason helped me to feel strong and taught me so much about the do's and don'ts of working out during pregnancy. I 100% believe that Jason is why I was able to snap back relatively quickly after giving birth. And we just started back up with our zoom sessions after my six week waiting period, and it feels great to be working with him again. Overall, I highly recommend Jason as a personal trainer.

I wish had had Dr. D. His replacement Dr. Garza is completely incompetent…read more Dr. Garza missed my wife's breast cancer diagnosis. He said it was a clogged duct, and that she was, "far too young to have breast cancer." Before he took it seriously, the cancer got to her liver. My son was six months at the time. He has been without his mother for five years now (do the math). I lost the love of my life after twenty years. Don't make the same mistake we did. Get a second opinion. As far as I'm concerned, his lack of knowledge about cancer and pregnancy is appalling. He is responsible for my wife's death. Don't let him be for you or yours. He didn't apologize to me or even tell his office staff of my wife's death. They found out from me, after I requested some records. Not only is his incompetent, but a coward who won't even tell his staff that he essentially killed my wife and my son's mother.

Dr Gaza will take good care of you and your pregnancy journey. He was caring and always made sure…read moreme and my unborn baby were in good condition every step of the way.

I recently had a hysterectomy by Dr Christopher Hicks. He is Wonderful! I have had so many problems…read morefor over a year, went to a few different Drs. So happy to find Dr Hicks! His bedside manner is amazing! He makes you feel as if you are his only patient! He has called me at home twice to check on me. My surgery went perfect with minimal scaring. His office staff has also been great but especially The office manager Mindi! She is fabulous and treats you like she has known you your whole life! I can't say enough good about them. I highly recommend Dr Hicks, you Won't be at all disappointed! I have been extremely happy with them!