I have seen NP, Mahnaz Mostofi, a few times and also took my cousin in for a check up. She is…read moreeasily approachable and knowledgeable, Mahnaz shows care for her patients and guides them in the best way possible. She will explain any concerns you have thouroughly without making you feel rushed! I definitely recommend her and I will continue care with her for as long as possible.

Info for their next patients:…read more Need to share this after I finally talked to the doctor (Gupta) and the nurse practitioner (Mahnaz) today a week after the miscarriage. 1) I signed up for the OB I chose (Gupta). But Gupta told me she wasn't involved in any data checking or appointment decision making until I went to ER. She said it was all on the nurse practitioner. - What?! Why?! She said it was strange I was scheduled at week 11. It's usually week 8. - Whose responsibility?! Who's bearing the consequences? I asked her how I know if there was ever a fetal pole or not, she said "ya we don't know." 2) the nurse practitioner, Mahnaz, just kept telling me even an earlier sonogram wouldn't make any change to the result. - what about the data for me to know what actually happened? And she just did what every OB would do. - without asking her OB? She told me she didn't know I tried to make an earlier appointment. It was all the front desk girl. - Seriously?! At the end, she just told me "I need to go to see my patient. You can talk to the office manager because you and I are not getting anywhere!" Next thing I knew, she slammed the door and left me in the room by myself. - What a jerk! It hurts like so many bad words. I'm surprised she does this for living. She should be fired. 3) If you want to get their attention, consider to share your experience here, they will call you right away. ---- Worst experience! No matter how much I told the NP, Mahnaz, after I signed up to Gupta about my advanced age and my last miscarriage which was within a year, the NP just gave me very broad info intake and 2 blood work in week 5. I had to be the one to request for blood work in week 6 when I saw my HCG wasn't doubling. No more blood work scheduled till the miscarriage. My first sonogram was scheduled at week 11. - Ridiculous! I called and requested a few times to have an earlier sonogram. I was told the Dr said it's not necessary!!! I feel very dismissed from this place on me or whatever risk I am going through. One star bc there's no zero star option. Just know that all the negative reviews here and on Google are not coincidence.

this is the best place to go to if you need somewhere to feel safe and heard! every single one of…read moretheir staff members is so friendly and helpful. Dr. Simmons is so respectful and he explains everything in full detail so you never feel left in the dark. the care in this facility is beyond anywhere i've been, i will be recommending them to everyone i know, and i highly recommend it to whoever is reading this, you will absolutely not be disappointed!

Quality care. Very professional, friendly, & caring staff. Doctor made me feel comfortable and had…read moresuperb bedside manners. Thanks to you ALL!

I highly recommend Dr. Tricia Shimer for all female health ranging from OB/GYN, Hormone Replacement…read moreTherapy to Vaginal Rejuvenation. I was in menopause and she was able to get my hormones normalized to where I feel young again with no vaginal dryness, good sleep patterns and overall increase in energy. I also decided to have some vaginal rejuvenation treatments that used an Immode VTone and Morpheus 8 V and I am blown away with the difference after the series of treatments. I have seen great improvement with bladder control and general improvement in my vaginal atrophy. Finally, I opted for the O shot which has also been amazing. All treatments have been painless and I felt super comfortable receiving them. Dr Shimer treats you like a person versus a number and her staff is amazing too!

If you are looking for personalized care and a practice with a family-feel, you will be right at…read morehome with Dr. Shimer and her staff! I am now one-week postpartum with my second child, both of whom Dr. Shimer delivered. Throughout each delivery, Dr. Shimer has served as both doctor and supportive coach to make the deliveries as smooth as possible! I have been under Dr. Shimer's care for over 3 years and have always been impressed with the attentiveness, care and responsiveness of the entire team. Specifically, Dr. Shimer and her nurse, Jennifer, have continuously put my husband and I at ease throughout the TTC (trying to conceive) process, pregnancy, delivery and postpartum care. I can't express how comforting it is to have an OBGYN who gets to know you and your family personally. I also admire Dr. Shimer's commitment to women's wellness and have utilIzed the services of their in-house esthetician. Dr. Shimer is an independent practitioner, but you will not have trouble making an appointment or having your concerns addressed in a timely-manner. My family and I are so grateful to have found Dr. Shimer, her staff and to be able to have had such positive labor and delivery experiences. Thank you Dr. Shimer, Jennifer, Twyla and Nerida!

Dr. Culpepper is the gold standard!! I tell all my friends about her! I wish I could find a PCP who…read morelistens so intently and makes me feel as heard and understood. She trusts what I'm experiencing and truly cares about how I'm functioning day to day. None of my other doctors are rude, but I rarely see them (it's usually a PA) and even after 10+ years, I doubt my PCP would recognize me at an annual visit. (She's a great doctor, just very transactional.) I had been dealing with chronic pain about 6 months after I delivered my first daughter (with another OB) and was brushed off for so many years about it. It became debilitating, impacting everything from my work to my personal life. Dr Culpepper genuinely listened to me and more importantly...BELIEVED THAT I KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG WITH MY BODY. I don't know why women's healthcare can be such an awful experience but she really turned it around for me. I've gone through a few surgeries with her and she delivered my youngest daughter. It was the most amazing experience (shout out to Medical City too, total princess treatment!). Dr. Culpepper, even if referencing notes, always comes across as someone who genuinely cares, not just someone doing a job. She's in the right field, and it shows.

I came here just to warn anyone from working with Dr. Quynh Chi Dinh. I know Texas can get a bad…read morereputation for women's healthcare but I've never encountered a more nasty and judgmental doctor that matched the stereotype. I'm honestly surprised she's still allowed to practice considering the way she talks to her patients. My experience with her was traumatic and I hope no one has to endure a similar medical experience. Please choose your healthcare professional wisely.

When I was barely 18, I went to Dr. Gunby for a labiaplasty. He cut the nerves of my clitoris in a…read moreclitoral hood reduction performed without my consent. He denervated the glans of my clitoris and completely removed my labia minora. I was too naive and trusting to understand the significance of what happened or that my loss of sensation was due to negligence rather than bad luck until too late to file a lawsuit. To this day, though other doctors have confirmed what happened to me, Dr. Gunby denies even performing a clitoral hood reduction at all. Because I have visible scars proving what he did, he insists I must have had a second surgery or done this to myself. This is despicable. While what he did to me, in robbing me of clitoral function, was horrific and one of the worst things you could ever do to a human being, the worst part has been his continued denial and failure to take any responsibility or apologize. This happened because Dr. Gunby performed a surgery he was not trained to do on anatomy he clearly didn't know well. Years ago, I asked him to please help me improve training standards to protect other patients, and he refused. Recently, I asked the OB/GYN department at Baylor to please teach the course of nerves in the clitoris. They refused to talk to me, no doubt because of Dr. Gunby's involvement.

This man left me mutilated after preforming surgery on me. I have permanent damage and he refuses…read moreto help me in any way after what he did. Would not recommend to anyone.

I have known this doctor for over 20 years. After leaving another very rude and arrogant…read moreNeurologist in the area, my mother visited him for M.S.. Although I was a college age young adult, Dr. Daniel took the time to actually draw out a description of what the myelin sheath was and exactly what it was doing to my mother's nervous system. I will always remember his kindness in explaining the disease process with me and the care he showed my Mom. Fast forward several years, he was the first to note that my Mom's cough was not typical, recommended an immediate test which confirmed she had lung cancer. She received treatment and lived a couple years with radiation treatments. When she did pass, Dr. Daniel actually shed tears WITH me. He also treated my father who contracted Gulliane Barre from the flu shot. About 10 years ago, he was the doctor who informed me that my father had Glioblastoma Multiforme/ a brain tumor. Again he showed his kindness and concern towards me. He saw my dad and visited with me very late into the evening. Currently he treats me for migraines and other issues. He updates me with new findings, blogs and shows me diagnostic information right off his computer to keep me informed and knowledgeable about my treatment and diagnosis. He has also been known to say a prayer with me. If you are looking for a very kind, compassionate and informed doctor, this is the person to see. In 20 years I have NEVER waited longer than 15 minutes in his office. He is very thorough and is conservative in prescribing medication (opting for the lowest dose needed). -S.W.

found Dr. Daniel through my insurance and went to him because I need a doctor for my epilepsy. I…read morewaited in the waiting room for 45 mins as he took patients who had gotten there after i did. I tried to tell him my medical history and a condition I was previously diagnosed with. He told me that I was wrong consistently each time i tried to explain something to him. He went on to repeat back to me what he had written down about what I had said. It was all wrong, and he obviously was not listening to anything I was saying. I started to correct him at which point he told me I was being disrespectful of him as a professional. When I tried to also explain to him my other situations like what I take to help me that isn't a medication (supplements for different reasons) he told me that I should not take anything but what HE prescribes. He went on to lecture me about how the visit was going to go and if I didnt like it, he told me, then we could just part ways. After being talked down to and made to feel like an idiot (he repeatedly used terms a non-doctor would not know), I made the decision this was not going to be someone I could trust with my health. I left the office very upset and as I was leaving and also without the needed meds for my condition which made it very dangerous. he stood there talking to his receptionist about me as if I was not even there. The most unprofessional doctor I have ever encountered.

Could not say better things about my experience. As a new patient, the first visit can be difficult…read morewith any new provider for so many reasons, but let me tell you the reviews I read for Doctor Carolyn Ross Riley were spot on and I'm really glad I made the decision to make her my provider. She was the most empathetic doctor I've seen. I didn't feel rushed at all and she truly wanted to get to know how my total health was, not just gyn health. I felt comfortable enough to ask her some questions I felt too embarrassed to ask my previous providers for year. I'm truly appreciative of her and her services. I highly recommend her to anyone! Also, the rest of the staff was very lovely as well. Front desk and other staff member (assuming medical assistant?) were very welcoming and kind. I felt safe here. Thank you. I've never reviewed a doctor before--but she honestly was just so wonderful I had to.

This might be long, but it's hard to concisely express my appreciation for Dr. O'Connell! The…read moreTL;DR, though, is that he's a fantastic doctor regardless of specialty, but his care and compassion means even more when he is helping women deal with such personal and often dismissed pelvic conditions. If you have any concerns about him being a man and therefore not having personally experienced what you are, please don't let that stop you from seeing him! He has been far more empathetic and supportive than any female doctor I've seen in the past, never dismissing any of my symptoms or concerns and trusting that I know my body. I first saw him 9 years ago, after my regular gynecologist had done multiple ablation surgeries for my endometriosis and wasn't sure what to do next. Most OBGYNs are very limited in their endometriosis knowledge and my deep-infiltrating, stage 4 endometriosis was more complex than most can effectively treat. I found Dr. O'Connell through the Nancy's Nook Facebook group about 6 months after my gynecologist realized he couldn't help me any more. My husband and I left that first appointment absolutely blown away by Dr. O'Connell's compassion and dedication - I think he spent 2 hours with us that first time, ensuring all our questions were answered and giving us hope for the first time in a long time. As others said, he maybe late to your appointment, but I don't begrudge him that because I know how much time he is willing to give patients. I just never schedule anything else when I have an appointment with him so that I'm not rushed, in case he is running behind. I've had 2 surgeries with him, the last being 7 years ago, and he completely changed my life. I love that he is open to other modalities/treatments that are not mainstream but may help (like acupuncture/TCM, supplements, LDN). So many doctors think they have all the answers and dismiss anything they didn't learn in med school, and I've personally found those doctors to be less effective even if I'm not pursuing alternative treatments. They tend to not keep up on emerging research (because their egos/pride seem to keep them thinking they already know everything they need to know), but Dr. O'Connell is the opposite of that. It's that pursuit of knowledge that makes him such a good doctor and able to provide effective treatment. It took me more than 15 years of suffering to get a diagnosis and find Dr. O'Connell, and I've told so many women about Dr. O'Connell in hopes that they can find relief much sooner than I did. There's no cure for endometriosis and he doesn't promise one, but he will absolutely be in your corner helping you take back your life.

Dr. O'Connell is the most caring and compassionate doctor I have ever been to. He truly takes time…read moreto sit down and answer every single question you have. I always come with a 3 page list of questions. He answers all of them. He will take as long as you need. He is empathetic and supportive. I will never have surgery with anyone else.