My wife and I have known GeorgAnna since 2017 when she was our midwife for our 11th child. We have…read morehad many home births and many great midwives but GeorgAnna is simply amazing. Her wealth of knowledge and her demeanor and sensitivity are perfectly matched. GeorgAnna is no longer offering midwife services but she bring years of experience and knowledge to any women's health issues. We recently returned to GeorgAnna for my wife's checkup following the birth of #13. It was great to see her again and she made my wife feel totally comfortable and helped up troubleshoot some mild issues after having the baby. As parents of 13 children and having many births, we can highly recommend GeorgAnna for any women's health needs. Even her office setup is a refreshing departure from typical clinical or hospital settings. Go see her, you won't be disappointed.

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I'm conflicted on writing this review…read more If you are exploring RE's in the Savannah area, please don't go on my review only- ask around, look at other review sites. After 3 yrs of secondary infertility in November of 2014, my PCM referred me to Dr. Blohm's office. It was March before there was an open consultation appointment. When we met with him, it almost seemed that he believed we didn't have an issue- despite us trying to conceive for 3 yrs (Minus a 9 month deployment) and one miscarriage. He said he thought if we left things alone for 6-12 months I'd end up pregnant. I didn't think so, so we went ahead and made another appointment. Well sure enough, that very cycle I ended up pregnant- but in similar fashion to my previous pregnancy, I didn't make it past 6 wks. So they we had to take a month off to give my body a chance to heal. When that month was over, we called to make an HSG appointment- well they were all full when it was possible to do it- so there was another 2 months of waiting. Finally got the HSG done in June. It hurt like hell, way more than it's suppose to but I wasn't given any answer to why- just that it was clear- which he hurriedly told me while I was still trying to compose myself. Due to a vacation in July and the husband having field training part of August and Sept, we weren't able to do an injectable cycle until October (almost a year from the original referral). We are unexplained infertility and beyond a sperm analysis and HSG. When I ask about egg reserve he just kept muttering "I have what I need, I have what I need, I have what I need". Well I wasn't asking him if he had what HE needed, I wanted to know if I have what I need to continue this journey a couple more years or should I start looking into more serious measures. He also argued with me about when my last miscarriage had been- what a slap in the face, especially since I'd been under his office's care at the time and had to go get blood drawn multiple times to ensure my levels were dropping properly. He has zero bedside manner- and I'm fine with that. I'm not the most personable person myself. Blohm is good at what he does IF he knows your issues. But if you're unexplained- he doesn't care to dig deeper to see what's going on- I never had any tests run beyond estradiol and progesterone. Given the issues Thyroid and Vitamin D, among other things play in the role of fertility, one would think he would tests for those- but nope! He also informed us at the first appoint an IUI would be covered by my insurance- then after getting our hopes up, we found out no, it actually wasn't. My one round of injectables had less than a 2% chance of ending in a live baby. With those odds, I was just not comfortable continuing to pay for and inject drugs into my body. So if you have PCOS and just need help ovulating, or know you need IVF, he's great. But if you're a mystery-find someone else.

I had a great experience with this place. The midwives are all great people. They have birthing…read moresuites at their office if you're looking to have a non-hospital birth. Everyone was always kind and appointments never felt rushed. Once you arrive and get signed in, the wait time for appointments is never long. Overall I'd absolutely recommend them! 5 stars

I transferred into Savannah Birthing Center in my third trimester after moving across the country…read more I had done a lot of research on holistic providers in the area and was really excited to become a patient here. At my first prenatal appointment, I sat in the waiting room as my midwife complained loudly to the receptionist that I had not completed any of my intake forms and it would set her behind for the day. It was absolutely humiliating to listen to a medical professional complain to their team about me. Upon discovering that my name was spelled wrong and they were sent to the wrong email, she did not apologize or acknowledge that it was not my fault that these forms hadn't been completed. At the beginning of the same appointment, I explained that I had a history of disordered eating and was not comfortable being weighed. I had not been weighed in 3+ years, therefore I had no pre-pregnancy weight to compare my current weight to. The midwife said she HAD to weigh me, but would hide my weight. After she weighed me, she promptly turned the computer screen towards me so I could see my weight. Devastating. This entire appointment start to finish was horrible. I got only a handful of words in the entire time. She talked endlessly about how overwhelmed she was about their new charting system and opened a can of soda halfway through my appointment. It felt extremely unprofessional and uncomfortable. I ultimately left the practice when the midwife received extremely sensitive test results I had been waiting on and did not update me about them for over a week. I called and emailed several days in a row and was dismissed. When she finally emailed me to let me know the outcome of the test results, she noted that I had access to the same test results and could read them myself, as if I am a qualified medical professional and could have possibly understood what they meant or how to interpret the implications of the results. I would not return to Savannah Birth Center at any point. I have not had such an uncomfortable and unprofessional appointment in my entire pregnancy and would not return to a practice where such little regard was held for my health and my baby's health.

I have never felt so cared for as a person and a patient. I couldn't recommend it highly enough!read more

Words can't even describe how thankful I am for Dr. Schnorr and everyone at Coastal. Dr. Schnorr…read moregot us pregnant with our first baby via IVF. I knew from the minute I met him that he was the doctor for me. He is realistic, extremely knowledgeable and truly cares. He really knows what he's doing. He came up with the perfect protocol for me and I had success with my very first transfer. Tavi, my nurse was so amazing. She was so comforting and sweet throughout my whole journey. She always answered on the first ring and was there for me for every question and step. Every one there was amazing but a special shoutout to Maggie and Barbara who always went above and beyond for me and always made me feel important during every appointment. I am so happy I went with Coastal and I'll be back for baby #2!!

I debated for a long time before writing this review. I was a patient of Dr. Cox in 2023 after…read moreexperiencing recurrent miscarriages. During my treatment, I underwent multiple ovulation induction cycles and IUIs that were ultimately unsuccessful. My concerns are not simply based on the fact that I did not achieve a successful pregnancy. Fertility treatment comes with no guarantees, and I understand that. What led me to write this review was seeking multiple additional opinions afterward and realizing that a much more thorough diagnostic evaluation could have been performed earlier. Throughout my care, I was consistently treated under the assumption that my fertility challenges were related to PCOS. However, despite my history of recurrent pregnancy loss, I did not receive a comprehensive workup. After consulting with other specialists, I was eventually diagnosed with a uterine anomaly that had not been identified during my treatment. Looking back, I feel important diagnostic opportunities were missed, which delayed both answers and appropriate treatment. One aspect of my treatment that I found concerning in hindsight is that my primary challenge before seeking fertility care was not becoming pregnant--it was maintaining a pregnancy. Prior to treatment, I had experienced recurrent miscarriages, which demonstrated that conception itself was possible. However, during my time under Dr. Cox's care, I never became pregnant despite multiple treatment cycles. While I understand there are no guarantees in fertility medicine, this raised additional questions for me about whether the treatment approach was appropriately tailored to my specific history and whether more attention should have been given to identifying the underlying cause of my pregnancy losses. I would also encourage anyone considering fertility treatment to carefully evaluate the structure of the practice they choose. One thing I did not fully appreciate at the time was the potential limitations of working with a single-physician clinic. Fertility treatment is highly time-sensitive, and there are often narrow windows for testing, procedures, and follow-up care. In my experience, having access to multiple physicians can provide greater availability, additional clinical perspectives, and more flexibility when timing is critical. Another aspect of my experience that continues to bother me is the financial and emotional toll of treatment. As a self-pay patient, I spent thousands of dollars on appointments, monitoring, medications, and procedures from January through August 2023. Fertility treatment is emotionally exhausting on its own, but it became increasingly difficult to continue investing significant time, money, and hope into treatment without receiving a more comprehensive evaluation of the underlying cause of my recurrent miscarriages. Looking back, I sometimes felt that treatment continued for months without enough consideration of whether additional diagnostic testing should have been pursued sooner. The financial burden was substantial, and the uncertainty surrounding my care had a significant impact on my mental health. I am sharing my experience because I believe patients deserve a thorough investigation of potential underlying causes, especially when dealing with recurrent pregnancy loss. While others may have had positive experiences, I wish I had sought additional opinions sooner and had a more comprehensive diagnostic workup before spending so much time, money, and emotional energy at Adore Fertility.

After my experiences with both Adore and Coastal Fertility, the difference couldn't be more clear…read more Adore fell short in several critical ways, particularly around communication and administrative follow-through. Ultimately, I wasn't even able to proceed with my egg freezing cycle due to multiple administrative and communication errors on their end. Despite this, Adore had previously told me that my insurance would cover none of the procedure--and they still declined to refund my $1,000 deposit, even though the retrieval never took place because of their mistakes. In contrast, Coastal Fertility provided a far more seamless and transparent experience. Not only was their team significantly more organized and communicative, but they were also able to work with my insurance to reduce the cost of my retrieval from $7,000 to just $1,200, something Adore had told me wasn't possible. I came to Adore via a recommendation, and had a very open heart and open mind and tried to be very accommodating of their mishaps, but for them to ultimately still refuse to even refund my deposit to me was the last straw and made me feel compelled to tell people to venture into this very personal and very emotional experience elsewhere.

Joanna was an absolute godsend. We (my husband and I) ended up with unexpectedly high risk…read morepregnancy and Joanna was there every single step of the way. She was so KNOWLEDGABLE and WISE about pregnancy, birth, child rearing, and homeopathy and naturopathy.  As for my story: I found out I was pregnant with twins in July 2018, and although we envisioned an unmedicated natural birth, we ended up in an emergency C-section at 7 months, due to placental blood flow issues. Let me how Joanna helped us surmount these incredible challenges...  Joanna helped me build a list of questions for providers, and was my strength when I needed to switch providers to one that much better matched my desires. Joanna showed me that I could STILL have the sort of birth I wanted, even if it wasn't in a birth center.   I called her before and after nearly every single appointment, because each new appointment left me feeling swamped with information and not sure how to sort my own feelings out. Joanna helped us work through all the questions and desires and expectations we had about the pregnancy. S helped my family with all the thousand mundane tasks of deciding on the best multivitamins, planning a diet around nausea and appetite loss, tricks for keeping up fluid intake.. She also kept us from freaking out every little scare--speaking me through experiences of spotting, discharge, and movement as natural parts of the pregnancy and birthing process. We traveled alot, and this meant alot of minor scares in a lot of different cities, and she was there for every call, email, text, and video chat, counseling us in every sense of the word. In December, Joanna worked with us in Fernandina Beach, teaching us a slew of methods for stretching, massage, and pain relief as the twins began to really put pressure on my hips and back.  Drawing from her experience raising three babies by herself, Joanna taught us all about cloth diapering and other earth-friendly approaches to parenting, which was amazing!   Unfortunately, when I was in Philadelphia a few weeks later, the doctors found restricted blood flow in twin A.  It got worse very rapidly, leading us to decide on an emergency cesarean within 72 hours, before the steroids for lung development could even take full effect.  Joanna stayed on the phone with me so much during those 72 hours, video chatting in, as we met with groups of high risk doctors, NICU nurses, and went through test after test. The twins were born at 32 weeks, and our son's apgar scores were 1,2, and 4 (these are very low). NICU was a harrowing experience and there was intense medical pressure to take every intervention possible. I would have felt totally shamed and alone if Joanna wasn't on the phone with me so much, INFORMING me and EQUIPPING me with research about kangaroo care, the value of colostrum for preemies, and their far better outcomes on breastmilk, as well as the need for me to take care of my mental health by seeking a psychiatrist and a therapist. With her help and guidance, I demanded that the twins receive donor breastmilk and I pumped and pumped and pumped.    At 6 months in, we are still going strong, I am providing enough breastmilk for both of them, cloth diapering, AND working full time, while also NOT feeling completely insane (most of the time). It was so emotionally VITAL to have Joanna's support in the tremendously difficult postnatal period. We feel so lucky Joanna was there for us, and it has allowed us to look back on that difficult period of time as one to be proud of.

Joanna has become part of my family. She did an amazing job helping me throughout the process of my…read morepregnancy, labor, and delivery. First when she contacted me after I was able to find her she made me feel so comfortable with her. She is very down to earth and real and understanding when it comes to anything. She answered all of my questions and even sent me verified articles on the information that we discussed. She helped me through the planning process of what I wanted at my birth. She asked me questions that I never would have thought of and it made me feel so at ease that she knew so much and wanted to help me birth my way. She did research on every worry I had and helped me put my mind at ease. She took notes on everything I wanted and put it into a customized birth plan. She helped me to think of everything i could safely do and she let me in on all the freedoms I have as a mom in the birthing process. I told her I wanted a natural birth and I needed someone to stand up for me and she did just that. She made sure I had everything I wanted and she consulted with me first before letting the doctors just do whatever they wanted. She talked to me, she came over to my home for a whole day and night and watched me through the night to watch my contractions. She was on call for me. She massaged my ankles and back and had some amazing techniques to dispel the contractions when the came on hard. She helped to coach my husband so he could help me. She is overall an amazing doula and someone you need on your side. I had a totally natural birth and she stuck by my side and made our family feel so confident and comfortable I will recommend her to anyone and everyone. Don't doubt the powers of this doula! She is awesome, intelligent, caring, professional, and she just fits right into our family! I love her for helping me!

I don't go to my Ob's office for the experience at the front desk (which has never been bad in the…read more5 years I've been a patient here). I go for the care and attention I get from my doctor and her nurses. Dr. Gregory is wonderful, she's taken great care of me for years, including the c-section delivery of my youngest. The offices are bright, clean and welcoming and the staff have aways been very friendly and professional. I would definitely recommend this practice, Dr Gregory in particular, to anyone.

Office Staff EXTREMELY rude & disrespectful! Being that I had a relationship with my Dr I thought…read moreAFTER being insulted by the staff & bringing it to the ATTENTION of the office manager someone would call & try to make things right.....instead they had a certified letter sent to me dismissing me from the practice & had ANOTHER DR from the practice that I only saw once to sign. I'm willing to bet my Dr knows nothing about it ESP AFTER their staff referred to me as "you people".....It is in due time this practice will be shut down for the unprofessionalism that they expose the public to. I would NOT recommend this practice to anyone!

Terisha knows her stuff. She is a skilled trainer. She is watchful and can make corrections, add…read moreexercises specific to my needs and is quite pleasant through the entire process.

Terisha is phenomenal. She's extremely analytical and uses her intellect as well as her intuition…read moreto help address body issues, moving you more toward mobility and symmetry. Her program is life-changing.