We had a successful ivf cycle for male factor with Dr Kawwass. Dr. Hipp did our egg retrieval …read more Loved them both . The office runs like a well oiled machine . Never having to wait passed My scheduled appt time. The US techs and nurses are very compassionate and all staff has been pleasant to work with . Would recommend to all.

Prior to coming to Emory, I tried to save money by going to MIRACLE Surrogacy in Cancun, Mexico…read more Although, they claimed that their fertility rates were on par with the United States, after 2 failed transfers, I asked them for proof/evidence for their success rates. After they couldn't provide me with anything, I decided to restart the process in the United States. Instead of being blinded by the prospects of having a baby, I decided to research fertility clinics extensively. I decided to go to Emory, since they had the highest success rates and I felt comfortable speaking with the physicians. (I reached out to ACRM, Shady Grove Fertility, Pathways Fertility, and Reproductive Biology Associates too). The other places did not have a good selection of frozen embryos to choose from and they tried to charge extra money for using 3rd party organization donor eggs. Also, a few were very pushy and tried to offer unnecessary services that I knew were not recommended based on YouTube videos I watched online. Right now, I'm passed the 1st trimester and I want to share my review before the baby comes - and I won't have the time. I wanted to give a HUGE thanks to the Patient SRVS Coordinator Lorraine Smith-Richards, Nurse Clinician Stephanie Soloway, Nurse Laura Frings (very good at keeping me updated by calling and emailing), Dr. Heather Hipp, Dr. Audrey Marsidi (embryo transferor, which was successful on the first try), and Dr. James Toner for making this process possible. I absolutely loved Dr. Toner, since he was very responsive and easy to talk to. I'm really grateful for their team for making the process easy and successful on the first try!

Dr. Perry and his staff are absolutely amazing. From speaking to them on the phone, getting in the…read morefollowing week as a new patient, and the wonderful nurse that helped ease my mind after a not so great experience at my previous OBGYN, it was truly an amazing experience. Dr. Perry went over all questions and concerns I had and made me feel very comfortable during any exams. I left feeling so much better knowing I have found a doctor that truly cares. He listened to my concerns and did the needed testing the same day in the office. Could not recommend this office more, it was a wonderful experience. Parking is easy and close to the office as well.

The physicians in this office are very nice. But the office practices leave A LOT to be desired…read more Multiple messages left with no return calls. 1pm appt and they ask you to be there 15 minutes early, but then they close the office for lunch and you have to wait outside until they reopen at 5 til 1. Why ask people to arrive 15 minutes early?? They have my insurance info; I had been there a few months earlier- but they didn't run it correctly so I had to wait 30 extra minutes for them to run insurance. Again- really like the doctors- but you need patience to deal with the office staff.

Wow!! Dr. Callaway - I was and still am impressed. Her service from beginning to end was above and…read morebeyond. Why aren't all my doctors this way?? Why?? Her location can be a bit confusing. The sign shows a different set of numbers but she's literally to the right of them so don't be alarmed where the gps takes you! Her front desk staff was so helpful! I mean gave me a full run down of what to expect for pricing cause she was out of network. That's the only downfall - she's out of network! But the quality of care is unmatched. I saw the reviews some said they had bad experiences and some said it was awesome like mine. I will say she takes Medicaid so most of her patience are probably not educated in their health and well being like some of us others. This may cause her to share more information or "instruction" causing an eyebrow raise. At first I was like why is she telling me all this like I'm a child? (Again first impression). Then I took a step back and realized, a lot of women have no clue of their Health or the system and she does! She's the expert so I listened closely. She addressed all my concerns and actually had real reasons and conclusions to some of the issues I did not receive resolution from from previous western doctors. I'm satisfied and will be going to her again!

Absolutely top notch engaged care. Hard to find a doc like this now that will take their time with…read moreyou, ask insightful questions, and take an investigative approach to care. I came to her presenting fertility issues, and now I have 2 kids and one on the way to show for it. The doctor is a direct/straight shooter and honestly that approach served me very well.

I moved to Georgia in January of this year. Was referred to a Dr. Fryman, but she wasn't…read moreavailable. Made appt with Dr. Hilton Howard. He came in and we started talking and I was very comfortable. I brought my records from Texas for him to look over. I've had pellets with him twice now. He's very friendly and kind. I see some bad reviews for the Practice here, and am very surprised. The Office Administrators at the front desk are wonderful too. I'm always seen within 10-15 minutes of my appointment time. Everyone I have come in contact with has been great. I would highly recommend Dr. Howard, and have just referred a friend at my gym to him, in fact. Thank you to all the great staff and Dr. Howard.

I have been a patient with Peachtree Women's Clinic since my daughter was born 22 years ago…read more Because of my experience with the retired Dr. Mobasser and other staff, I recommended that she become a patient. I do not recall who delivered my grandson, but my daughter and grandson were in good hands. She is now expecting my second grandchild and came in to see Dr. McDaniel. She and her fiancé were asked a VERY unprofessional and uncomfortable question. I will not say it on here, but we will be calling to file a complaint. It is a shame that you go in to be seen, expecting professionalism and humanism, only to be disrespected because you are young. They brushed it off, but this doctor needs to be dealt with.

During my first trimester of a geriatric pregnancy, Kelly was my acupuncture practitioner. She…read moretailored the sessions based on my health goals. Her experience and knowledge gave me a great sense of security. I highly recommend this practice.

I Praise Eastern Medicine for my Health Turnaround…read more My significant improvement in health and daily life through the incorporation of herbal and Eastern medicines, particularly acupuncture. I had ongoing health issues that had previously impacted both work and personal life, I turned to acupuncture as a potential solution. The turning point came with the introduction of a consistent acupuncture regimen. Dr. Kelly's treatments began to yield noticeable results within just two weeks. The acupuncture sessions appeared to have a positive effect on the immune system. My herbal medicine is also a big contributor. Thank you Dr. Kelly. Your expertise has really helped me. I tear up as I write this review.

I drank raspberry leaf tea and did okra suppositories for all 9 months. 12:01am on my due date hit,…read moremy water broke and I went from 0 to 10 cm within 30 seconds. That bitch shot out like the greased pig through my arms on a slip n'slide at vacation bible school in the summer of '03. This place is kush. Push??? Baby will damn near fall out thanks to them. 10/10 reccomend. Hubby and I were in and out in under and hour and a half. Didn't even have time to fill the pool.

**I do NOT recommend Atlanta Birthing Center based on my experience.**…read more I debated whether to write this review, but after everything that happened during my labor and delivery, I feel that other mothers deserve to know about my experience and be able to make an informed decision about where they receive prenatal care and give birth. I went into labor early in the morning. Around 4 a.m., I called the midwife on call before shift change, who gave me instructions on what to do while I was in the beginning stages of labor. As my contractions became more intense, we called again around 6 a.m. The midwife on call was Jeanine Jones. She told me I still had a long way to go but said I could come in around 10 a.m. to be checked. When we arrived, I was 2 cm dilated. She gave me advice and sent me back out. Since we lived about an hour away, my husband and I decided to get a hotel nearby so we wouldn't have to travel back and forth. After several more hours, my husband drove me back to the birthing center to be checked again. I was 4 cm dilated. Jeanine offered me a shot to help me sleep between contractions. We went back to the hotel, and I was able to sleep for a little while. Once the medication wore off, everything changed. My contractions became extremely intense. My husband and my amazing doula supported me through everything. While I was laboring on the toilet and then in the shower, my husband and doula noticed that I was experiencing **heavy bleeding and passing large blood clots, some approximately the size of golf balls.** My husband called the midwife and explained what was happening. We were told that the bleeding could be normal and to call again once my contractions became worse. About an hour later, my husband decided to take me back to the birthing center. Because he was focused on helping me through the contractions, he forgot to call ahead and tell them we were on our way. When we arrived, I was already **9 cm dilated**. The first thing we were questioned about was why my husband hadn't called to let them know we were coming. At the time, I was the only patient there, which made the focus on that especially upsetting given how much I was struggling. My husband showed the midwife a picture of the bleeding and clots I had been experiencing. Her response was, **"Oh, that's not normal."** I was then told to get into the shower while they prepared the birthing tub and that I would be able to get into the tub in about 20-30 minutes and begin pushing. My water had still not broken. What happened next was extremely difficult. Instead of 20-30 minutes, I remained in the shower for roughly **two hours**. I could feel my contractions changing from regular contractions into the overwhelming urge to push. My pain became unbearable. I repeatedly asked my mom what was happening because I didn't understand why no one was coming to check on me. She was told they were at the desk, but when she asked what was happening, no one would give her a clear answer. I eventually started pushing. Nothing was progressing, and my water still had not broken. Someone eventually came in and checked me using a mirror. When I asked what we were waiting for, I was told they were waiting for the baby's head to "pop out." I continued pushing for approximately another hour. Finally, my doula came in and told me that they would only check me if I specifically asked them to. At that point, I was exhausted, in extreme pain, and had already been laboring for approximately **20-22 hours**. I asked to be checked and was taken to the bed. The midwife told me that I was fully dilated but that **something was blocking my cervix**. She suggested breaking my water to speed up the process. My husband asked what was blocking my cervix and whether there was any danger or risk to me or the baby. We were told there wasn't. At this point, I was exhausted and in so much pain that I agreed to have my water broken if it would help move things along. When my water was broken, the fluid was dark. The midwife initially told me that because it wasn't "too dark," I was fine to continue delivering there. Two other staff members came in and commented that the fluid appeared too dark. The midwife then said she needed to look something up and would return. About 20-30 minutes later, she came back and told us that, according to protocol, she needed to recommend transferring me to the hospital. She then told us that I had a **3 cm hematoma blocking my cervix**, that I could potentially bleed out or that the baby could become stuck, and that there was **meconium in the fluid**, which could put the baby at risk of infection. At that point, I had been in labor for approximately **23 hours**. I was exhausted and terrified. I immediately told her to transfer me because I was not willing to risk my life or my baby's life. I asked how long the transfer would take and whether there was anything I could receive to help with the pain while we waited. I was

I was seen here July 5,2023, by Dr.Tucker an old bitter man. He came in happy, didn't wash his…read morehands, or use hand sanitizer. He was excited to just talk. As Dr.Tucker proceeds to talk about a hospital delivery, I stopped him and said I was birthing at home. Dr. Tucker then says "your gonna die at home, your baby is gonna die, your uterus is going to rupture, and you're going to bleed out." I told him I had a home birth previously, and he said, "So what, why did you even come here to this facility? I don't want anything to do with you, I don't want to assume all the risk only because I'm new to the area, and I'm 36 weeks pregnant. ".. Dr. TUCKER is the worst!! He made me feel so uncomfortable, and I had my daughter with me in the room, so she had to hear that, too. I was uncomfortable in my own body, I've never had a man yet alone a Doctor tell me that I'll die giving birth. I've had 3 healthy pregnancies, All full term and vaginally delivered with NO complications and this man literally just mind fucked me into doing a hospital birth where I can most likely die in the hands of him and others. I'll take my chances at home! If I can give NO star, I would. I would never go back to this facility. This is by far the most terrible service in the world!!

This is for the midtown location: Horrible service and services. I've never waited less than 45…read moreminutes even when I come on time to my appointments. Only reason I keep coming back is for continuity of care and because it's black owned but today was the last straw. What type of gynecologist doesn't offer Gardasil vaccine in office? And they advertise numerous types of birth control on their website that they don't actually have. Maybe it's better if you're pregnant (wait time is still horrible) but for women's health this place should be ashamed. Dr. Samadar is nice once you wait hours to see her so if she had her own practice I might go.

Carrie Lawson was awful during my visit to discuss perimenopausal changes. Door open, standing at…read morethe door and asking me why I am here. Rude through out the visit. Meredith McWhirter, NP-C was amazing. Attentive, respectful and kind.

the may as well have taken my birth plan to a shredder because no one cared to treat me like an…read moreactual human being during the process. I was bullied and talked down to my entire birth process by several providers here. never again.

I have been going to Dr. Mordel for several years. I am 66 years old, lived in three different…read morestates, had two children, and he is the absolute best gyn doctor I have ever had. He is very professional and knowledgeable. I have had no problems with billing. The office staff goes above and beyond expectations. Truly exceptional!

I visited for an issue with a re-occurring yeast infection. While the visit I had with Dr…read more Lefkowitz was pleasant, the billing experience I had afterward was not. Upon receiving my bill (4 months post-visit), I was charged for a pregnancy test which I never authorized. When I called to have it removed from my bill, one of the nurses, Nidra, was incredibly rude and quite loudly told me that she would have never forgotten to inform me. I find it unacceptable for nurses to correspond so rudely with patients, especially when those patients keep them and their bosses employed. Patients should not be billed for things they did not authorize.